Hilma’s Ghost Discusses Their Feminist Homage to the Guggenheim’s Legacy

The feminist art collective Hilma’s Ghost hosted a unique series of feminist activations paying tribute to the Guggenheim’s iconic architecture and deeply woven foundation.

Chief Curator Kate Kraczon on Julien Creuzet’s Reimagined French Pavilion at The Bell

art recently speaks with Chief Curator Kate Kraczon about French-Caribbean artist Julien Creuzet's upcoming first solo institutional exhibition at The Bell at Brown University.

Guerrilla Girls Take On Art World Bias in First NYC Show 'Discrimi-NATION' at Hannah Traore Gallery

The legendary feminist-activist collective, The Guerrilla Girls, are stirring things up once again through Discrimi-NATION: Guerrilla Girls on Bias, Money, and Art, at Hannah Traore Gallery.

Nick Cave Corrects Historical Misinterpretations Through Amalgams and Graphts

Nick Cave opens the new Jack Shainman Gallery's new location in Tribeca with his solo exhibition, Amalgams and Graphts.

Revisiting the Psychological Impact of TV on Arab Artists at Abrons Arts Center

Screen Memories, a group exhibition at Abrons Arts Center features video works by Yara Asmar (Lebanon), Mona Benyamin (Palestine), and Huda Takriti (Syria), opens on February 14, marking the United States debut for all three artists.

New York’s Beloved Owl, Flaco is Honored in New Exhibition at the New York Historical

Flaco, the Eurasian eagle-owl who won the hearts of New Yorkers during his yearlong adventure through Manhattan, is now the focus of a new exhibition at The New York Historical.

Reginald Sylvester II Looks Toward a Year of Exploration Leading Up to His Exhibition at CANADA, New York

Reginald Sylvester II Looks Toward a Year of Exploration Leading Up to His Exhibition at CANADA, New YorkReginald Sylvester II, Courtesy the artist.

The new year marks a major moment for New York-based artist Reginald Sylvester II, who will showcase his latest Semi and Offering paintings alongside the abstract works of the late Denzil Hurley in Beyond the Frame: Abstraction Reconstructed, o...

A Trailblazer in Cultural Preservation & Collection - Belle da Costa Greene at The Morgan Library & Museum

Belle da Costa Greene: A Librarian’s Legacy at the Morgan Library and Museum celebrates the pioneering life of Belle da Costa Greene, a trailblazing woman of color who reshaped cultural history through her leadership as J.P. Morgan’s first librarian and her enduring contributions to art, literature, and historical preservation.

Chelsea District Sees New Gallery of Japanese and Asian Contemporary Art

New York’s Chelsea district is set to bloom in the new year with the opening of the Gallery of Contemporary Art (GOCA) by Garde - set to be the first in the city to exclusively focus on Japanese and Asian contemporary art.

Exhibitions to See Before the Year Ends

From bold narratives to intimate glimpses into history, art currently steers you in the right direction to the must-see shows to catch before the curtain falls in 2024, no matter where you are.