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Magazzino Italian Art Presents Yoichi Ohira In Murano, Piero Manzoni’s Total Space, Arte Povera, And Sardinian Donkeys
Among the provocative, groundbreaking exhibitions currently on view at Magazzino Italian Art in Cold Spring, New York, Yoichi Ohira: Japan in Murano, a retrospective of the Japanese-born, Venice-based glass artist’s work in the United States, challenges the viewer’s perception of a decorative medium that’s evolved into fine art.
Theatre Picasso At Tate Modern: A Theatrical Tribute To The Three Dancers
Explore Theatre Picasso, a major new exhibition at Tate Modern marking the centenary of The Three Dancers, reimagined through the lens of Picasso's love of theatre and performance, and curated by Wu Tsang and Enrique Fuenteblanca.
Andrea Bocelli To Perform When He’s Honored At Denyce Graves Foundation Harvest Moon Gala
Reimagining a continuum of the art spanning more than four centuries, DGF honors overlooked musical voices and empowers the next generation of world-class artists. Black singers have historically been excluded from the opera industry through varying degrees of racism, ranging from outright bans and systemic discrimination to restricted opportunities.
From Abstract Expressionists To Rembrandt: American Federation Of Arts Reveals Touring Exhibition Lineup
A groundbreaking new season of exhibitions from the American Federation of Arts (AFA) will tour more than eleven U.S. cities beginning in fall 2025, featuring works from some of the world’s most iconic artists–including Rembrandt, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Sarah Sze–alongside major showcases of women abstract artists, photography legends, and contemporary visionaries.
IVY Moda Makes Stunning NYFW Debut, Showcasing Vietnamese Fashion And Young Talent
At New York Fashion Week Spring 2026, IVY moda celebrates 20th anniversary with a bold international debut, led by 24-year-old woman creative director Vy Nguyen, highlighting Vietnam’s creative prowess on the global stage.
Who Is ‘The Watchman’? German Exhibition Is First To Examine Pioneering Painter Móyòsóré Martins’ Iconic Archetype
Opening today and on view until October 31 at Pulpo Gallery in Murnau, a German city on the edge of the Bavarian Alps, The Watchman is the first solo exhibition to focus exclusively on the Nigerian-born, New York-based artist’s inimable creation of the same name. The artist better known to his international collectors as Móyò, has been evolving the character – a personal archetype, a spiritual sentinel, and a bridge between worlds – for over eight years, exploring his Yoruba ancestry and urban mythology.
Three Women Artists In Conversation At Perrotin New York Invite An Infinite Dialogue Exploring Place And Space
The ambitious co-existence of this curation of Sophie Calle’s diverse works is magnified by the simultaneous placement of Leslie Hewitt’s exhibition Soft Tremulous Light on the second floor, and Monira Al Qadiri’s solo show Cosmic Machine on the light-filled third floor. Three women artists working in distinctive disciplines are flawlessly in conversation, inviting an infinite dialogue exploring place and space in unique ways.
Soar Above Serene Abstract Complexity, Navigating ‘Woods Of Symbols’ Via The Singular Paintings Of Kathleen Jacobs At Fergus McCaffrey
Literary, philosophical, aviatic, and geometric references commingle to enhance Jacobs’ visual narratives achieved through an artistic process that connects art and nature at intense physical and metaphysical levels. Twelve of her paintings produced in the woods surrounding The Mount, the Lenox, Massachusetts, home and gardens designed and built by writer Edith Wharton in 1902, are on view at Fergus McCaffrey in New York through October 25. Woods of Symbols is the artist’s second exhibition at Fergus McCaffrey’s 26th Street location.