The 2024 WOPHA Congress on Photography at Perez Art Museum

Miami Art week is already brewing as the second edition of the Women Photographers International Archive (WOPHA) Congress is set to take place at the Perez Art Museum along with parallel events throughout South Florida. 

Filmmaker Cecilia Villaverde Focused on LGBTQ+ Narratives Named Finalist for Laguna Art Prize

Award-winning filmmaker and experimental video artist Cecilia Villaverde has been named a finalist in the international Laguna Art Prize competition with video piece heading to the Arsenale Nord in Venice this November.

Art Diaries: Miguel Martinez at GRIMM by Kate Meadows

Diary entry by Kate Meadows on the opening of Miguel Martinez’s solo exhibition Tell Me How It Ends at GRIMM Gallery, New York.

Raven Halfmoon’s Towering Sculptures in New Mediums Debut at Salon 94

At Salon 95, Raven Halfmoon's sculptures are a captivating depiction of the paradoxical dichotomies of the natural world and human nature itself.

Walk through of Kasia Fudakowski's 'In The State Of Decision' at Gaa Gallery with Mati Gibbs

This is the full transcription of our recently published reel on Instagram where gallery director Mati Gibbs gives us a tour of Kasia Fudakowski's 'In The State Of Decision' on view through October 19.

Art Carnival Luna Luna is Coming to The Shed

The world’s first art-themed traveling amusement park, and “one of art history’s best-kept secrets”, Luna Luna is coming to The Shed.

Vibe Check? Inside Collectible Fair’s U.S. Debut with Co-Founders Liv Vaisberg and Clélie Debehault

art currently caught up with Collectible's co-founders Liv Vaisberg and Clélie Debehault to see what the vibes were on this year’s first US show.

Ariana Papademetropoulos Channels Otherworldly Realms with LA Medium for New Exhibition in Milan

In the artist’s new exhibition at MASSIMODECARLO, Ariana Papademetropoulos channels her energies into otherworldly realms with LA spiritual medium Wendy.

The Editor’s Picks: Gallery Shows to See This Fall

art currently highlights our top six recommended exhibitions to survey out for this fall from Super House, to Templon Gallery.

Pioneer Works Reopens with All-Out Renovations and New Programming

After months of anticipation and all-out renovation, Pioneer Works will reopen on September 6, unveiling two exhibitions of Alejandro García Contreras: "¿Quién no ha intentado convertir una piedra en un recuerdo?" and Le'Andra LeSeur's "Monument Eternal" - marking both their first institutional solo exhibition.

Public Art Fund’s Dorothy Davila on the Transformation of JFK's New Terminal 6

A new collection of artworks including sculptures, suspended installations, wall works, and glass floor medallions, created by 18 acclaimed artists - 10 from New York City - is set to adorn the new $19 billion transformation, with two new terminals at John F. Kennedy International Airport’s new Terminal 6.

NIKA Project Space Opens in Paris with Palestinian artist Mirna Bamieh's 'Sour Things' on Cultural Preservation and Healing

The lawyer turned gallerist Veronika Berezina heads to Paris this September to open the second location of Nika Project Space at the heart of the young culture and art district Komunuma.

International Curator Irene Gong Leads Kejoo Park’s U.S. Solo Debut at Space776

Irene Gong curates Korean-American artist Kejoo Park's first U.S. show at Space 776 after stumbling upon her CV months earlier. This meeting formed into a longtime partnership between the artist and curator.

All You Need to Know About Iván Argote’s Giant Pigeon Sculpture at The High Line

A colossal sized pigeon will be installed at The High Line this October as part of the Plinth commission by Colombian artist Iván Argote.

Podcaster Folasade Ologundudu Features New Cast to Discuss African Diaspora in a New Season at the Venice Biennale

Journalist by day, podcaster by night, Folasade Ologundudu's new cast in “Everything is Connected” discuss the African Diaspora in a new season at the Venice Biennale.