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David Byrne’s Drawings Reflect on the Absurdities of Life That Connect Us All
3 minute readAn Exhibition at Oxford Highlights the Sensorial Splendor of Books
10 minute readIn Dallas, the First In-Depth Presentation of Nancy Holt’s Audio Works
4 minute readMegumi Shauna Arai’s Enchanting Textiles Are Patchworks of Stories and Traditions
4 minute readWith Art and Altruism, an Exhibition Explores the Strength and Beauty of Interconnection
5 minute readBernie Krause and United Visual Artists Translate Nature’s Sonic Landscapes Into an Emotive Spectacle
5 minute readAt a Los Angeles Exhibition, “Almost-Dysfunctional” Japanese Pottery That Conveys the Circle of Life
3 minute readRem Koolhaas Brings the Country to the City With a Guggenheim Show
2 minute readDaniel Rozensztroch on Curating “Take It or Leave It”
12 minute readLive From Our “Take It or Leave It” Exhibition
2 minute readAt the ICA Philadelphia, Sissel Tolaas Presents Smell as a Poetic Provocation
7 minute readThe Obscure Familiarity of Eric Oglander’s Found-Object Sculptures
2 minute readStories of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated People, Reflected in a Soul-Stirring Album
4 minute readEmbracing Playfulness, an Exhibition Engages in the “Creative Porosity” Between Mexico and the U.S.
7 minute readSanford Biggers, a Collective of Artists, and a Museum Interrogate a Problematic Abraham Lincoln Monument
10 minute readRobert Stadler Has a “Playdate” With Philip Johnson at His Glass House
11 minute readThe Cooper-Hewitt’s Exhibition on Willi Smith Is a Must-See
2 minute read“Olfactory Labyrinths” That Zero In on the Remarkable Act of Smelling
4 minute readIn Manhattan, an Exhibition Honoring How Black Food Traditions Shaped What America Eats
6 minute readAn Offbeat Exhibition in Madrid Puts the Focus on Curators
2 minute readIn Venice, “CodeX” Offers an Optimistic Take on the Future of Art and Technology
6 minute readAn Intellectual African Revolution Comes to the Venice Architecture Biennale
8 minute readA Potent Anicka Yi Exhibition in Italy Features Bacteria, Artificial Intelligence, and Dried Shrimp
5 minute readAt New York’s Climate Week, a “Climate Science Fair” Cultivates Optimism and Future-Forward Thinking
7 minute readElizabeth Dee on Rethinking the Canon of 20th-Century Art
7 minute readWith His “Open Objects,” Jonathan Muecke Wants You to Think About Space
3 minute readThe Genius of Abstract Expressionist Clyfford Still
9 minute readAn Exhibition Ponders Technology’s Grip on Human “Reality”
5 minute readNeri Oxman’s “Material Ecology” Gets the MoMA Spotlight
2 minute readYolande Batteau’s Latest Body of Work Reflects a Passionate Personal Investigation of Materials and Self
2 minute readOur Milan Design Week Exhibition as a Celebration of Paola Navone’s Prolific Practice and Generous Spirit
8 minute readThe Tools and Techniques That Built Japan
2 minute readAt Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, an Exhibition Considers the Promises and Problems of Plastic
6 minute readBy Listening to the Ocean, Jana Winderen Exposes the Vital Role of Sound in Aquatic Life
3 minute readA Book About Joints Celebrates the Big Ideas Behind Tiny Details
4 minute readSong and Art at a Synagogue Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
2 minute readA Herzog & de Meuron Exhibition Emphasizes Architecture as Collective, Not Egocentric
5 minute readA New Immersive Exhibition Brings Interiors From the Book Goodnight Moon to Life
2 minute readWillo Perron’s Debut Furniture Show Makes the Case for a “No Coasters” Design Movement
3 minute readArtist Teresita Fernández’s “Archipelago-Like Existence”
1 minute readIn London, an Exhibition Seeks to Deepen Our Understanding of Interspecies Connection
5 minute readA Fictional World Created by Toyin Ojih Odutola Calls Into Question Real-Life Systems of Power and Gender
4 minute readFor Designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, the Cone Is “Perfect Geometry”
2 minute readIn Milan, This Year’s Pritzker Prize Winner Takes a Victory Lap
4 minute readAt the Armory Show, an Exhibition Where Artists Share Visions of the Future
3 minute readNew York Inmates and the Ladd Brothers Want You to Think About Prison
2 minute readThis Sculpture Wants to Know How the Future Makes You Feel
3 minute readThese Radical Textiles Grew Out of Focused, Open-Minded Attention
2 minute readThese Photographs Bring Van Cleef & Arpels’s Floral Jewelry Into Full Bloom
2 minute readA Lisson Gallery Exhibition Contemplates the True Meaning of Sculpture
4 minute readThis Soundscape Brings an Age-Old Model of Communal Living to Life
3 minute readOlafur Elaisson’s Latest Exhibition Offers a Hopeful Vision of the Future
1 minute readWhen Scent Meets the Museum, Do We See Art Differently?
4 minute readJulian Watts Heeds the Call of the Wild
5 minute read5 Exhibitions You Must See This Summer
8 minute readWith His Monumental Bronze Sculptures, Thomas J Price Honors the Everyday Features of Black Life
6 minute readPaola Navone’s “Take It or Leave It” Objects, as Seen in Their New Homes
5 minute readAs Art Basel Turns 20, Miami Art Week Enters a New, Slightly Less Hyped-Up Dawn
12 minute readIn Los Angeles, an Exhibition Zeroes In on the Ramen Bowl
4 minute read15 Standouts From Milan Design Week
13 minute readTheaster Gates’s New Exhibition Poetically Prods the Meaning of a Museum
6 minute readA Sound Artist Exposes the Complex Relationship Between Deaf and Hearing Cultures
7 minute readVisualizing a Family History by Gathering Fractured Pieces of the Past
3 minute readThese Virtual Exhibitions Draw on the Real-Life Health Benefits of Art
8 minute readExperiencing the Satisfying Sensations of A.S.M.R. in Real Life
4 minute readFour Do-Not-Miss Highlights at This Year’s Design Miami Fair
2 minute readvanessa german’s Collaged Sculptures Are Ornate Icons of Healing and Protection
4 minute readThe Cosmovision of the Yanomami People and the Violent Forces That Threaten Them
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