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Berlin’s Contemporary Art Scene in Deep Winter: A Gallery Walk Across a Divided City

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Switcheroo 25: Fashion’s Musical Chairs

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The Quiet Radical: Helene Schjerfbeck at The Met

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Next Stop: Spandau — Berlin’s Expanding Art Scene Finds a New Center

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Breaking the Frame: Against Language and Narrative

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Robert Rauschenberg at 100: Centennial Exhibition Opens at Guggenheim Museum

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Autumn Art Constellations in Berlin

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John Wilson at The Met: A Landmark Exhibition of an American Visionary

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Lucid Dreams in Jerusalem: A Journey Through the Israel Museum’s Dreamworld

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Berlin Art Week 2025: When Fashion Shines Bright

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Hening: Betty Susiarjo’s Quiet Cosmos of Light, Dust, and Repetition

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Black Fire on White Fire: Alexey Kononenko’s Genesis in Wartime Jerusalem

Carlos Vega at Jack Shainman Gallery: Anima Mundi and the Language of Alchemy

Artist Elizabeth Neel on Control, Chaos, and the Language of Painting

Carlos Vega at Jack Shainman Gallery: Anima Mundi and the Language of Alchemy

April 15, 2026

Spanish-born artist Carlos Vega explores a range of themes in his immersive work. Drawing on history, mythology, and spirituality, he …

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Artist Elizabeth Neel on Control, Chaos, and the Language of Painting

March 11, 2026

Elizabeth Neel’s paintings move between past and present, perception and knowledge, exploring natural forms through a dynamic language of abstraction. …

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Berlin’s Coldest Winter Frames Fugue at XL Projects Berlin’s Backsteinboot

February 20, 2026

Berlin runs through the coldest winter in 16 years, they say. Backsteinboot, the ex-factory on Eiswerder Island on the Havel …

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Berlin’s Contemporary Art Scene in Deep Winter: A Gallery Walk Across a Divided City

January 21, 2026

It’s minus 5 °C (41 °F), but feels like minus 15 °C (5 °F) according to the weather report. Two …

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Switcheroo 25: Fashion’s Musical Chairs

December 18, 2025

The dizzying carousel of fashion events in 2025 proved a serious stress test—not only for consumers of super‑brands, but for …

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The Quiet Radical: Helene Schjerfbeck at The Met

December 08, 2025

Seeing Silence is a fitting title for the upcoming exhibition devoted to Finnish painter Helene Schjerfbeck (1862–1946). An influential modernist …

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Next Stop: Spandau — Berlin’s Expanding Art Scene Finds a New Center

November 18, 2025

XL Projects Berlin maintains its format in the new location: artists’ workshops plus short-term curated exhibitions four times a year. …

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Breaking the Frame: Against Language and Narrative

November 17, 2025

You buy a ticket to the theater — and end up on a train. Instead of a stage, there are …

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Robert Rauschenberg at 100: Centennial Exhibition Opens at Guggenheim Museum

October 31, 2025

“I want paintings to be reflections of life, and life can’t be stopped.” With this statement, Robert Rauschenberg articulated the …

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Autumn Art Constellations in Berlin

October 19, 2025

In order to navigate the high seas, one starts inventing totally artificial constellations out of non-connected stars. The same is …

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John Wilson at The Met: A Landmark Exhibition of an American Visionary

October 11, 2025

John Wilson was an influential artist whose creative vision took shape across multiple disciplines. In essence, he was a lithographer, …

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Lucid Dreams in Jerusalem: A Journey Through the Israel Museum’s Dreamworld

September 26, 2025

In the eternal city of cultural and sacred convergence, the multiplicity of history presses against the present. Amid this density, …

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Berlin Art Week 2025: When Fashion Shines Bright

September 21, 2025

Positions Berlin Art Fair at Tempelhof This year, the best part of Positions Berlin Art Fair is Fashion, a special …

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Hening: Betty Susiarjo’s Quiet Cosmos of Light, Dust, and Repetition

August 07, 2025

In the silent space between light and form, repetition and pause, the work of Betty Susiarjo unfolds like a breath …

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Black Fire on White Fire: Alexey Kononenko’s Genesis in Wartime Jerusalem

July 27, 2025

The wail of sirens pierces the darkness of an empty city. A light from a window falls onto the roof …

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Ognjen Simic, 1965-2019

November 17, 2019

The Fine Art Globe lost a family member today. Our great writer, Ognjen Simic, has died by suicide, at age …

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NFT craze exposes hollowness of collectors and tastemakers

March 15, 2021

Kurt Vonnegut’s 1973 delightful “Breakfast of Champions,” focuses on a middle-aged writer named Kilgore Trout. Trout has written a novel, …

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Cuban Curator Anamely Ramos Gonzalez Stranded in Miami

February 19, 2022

MIAMI—Unconscionable actions taken by American Airlines on Wednesday, Feb. 16, have sent shockwaves first through the Cuban art world, and …

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Prodigy’s Frontman Maxim Launches NFTs

August 09, 2021

The British act The Prodigy leaves an indelible impression and it’s mainly due to its frontperson, Maxim. Face paint, freaky …

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Multidisciplinary artist Carrie Able Cuts Through VR BS at Art Basel

November 30, 2022

MIAMI—Here are some phrases I would love never to hear again: Minting NFTs. Virtual Reality. Metaverse. These are the opposite …

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Woman! Rachel Feinstein Poses Deep Questions Through Sculpture

December 26, 2019

She is masturbating while lying on her belly, bigger than body size, sensitive to every brush of the skin, enjoying …

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Reconsidering Norman Rockwell

March 12, 2021

Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), The Runaway, 1958. Cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, September 20, 1958. Oil on canvas. (Courtesy: …

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Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: Dispatches from Imprisoned Dissident Artist in Cuba

May 07, 2022

Consider these drawings as visual diary entries. Eloquence often lies within harsh brevity. They are dispatches from the restive mind …

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Justin Bua Moves Seamlessly from 2D to Web3 and Back.

October 19, 2022

Justin Bua has made the Starbucks Reserve in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles the temporary headquarters of his creative …

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Beloved Met Security Guard David Barney Has Died

October 08, 2018

I stand heartbroken. David Barney, longtime Security Officer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was a treasure. Every conversation with …

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The 2019 Whitney Biennial – Catalyst for a Political Stance

July 29, 2019

This past week Eddie Arroyo, Christine Sun Kim, Augustina Woodgate, and the collective Forensic Architecture joined Korakrit Arunanondchai, Meriem Bennani, …