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“Drifting Until Caught” at Brooklyn Navy Yard: Three Artists and the Objectivity of Method

April 28, 2026

In a repurposed industrial space, Veronika Georgieva, Shura Skaya, and Stephen j Shanabrook explore material process, mechanical chance, and the shifting boundary between image and object

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Color and Spirit: The Blue Rider at Lenbachhaus

April 23, 2026

“Beyond the World” brings Kandinsky, Marc, and Münter into focus, mapping the movement’s origins, influences, and expanded collection in Munich

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

April 15, 2026

The artist’s New York exhibition brings together history, mythology, and spirituality, using lead, gemstones, and archival materials to explore transformation and connection.

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

March 11, 2026

Ahead of her first solo exhibition, Neel speaks with Fine Art Globe about abstraction, artistic inheritance, and the legacy of her grandmother Alice Neel

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

February 20, 2026

Video, installation, and sculptural interventions by Provmyza, MishMash, ZIP Group, AM, and Petr Voznesensky create a site-specific fugue inside Eiswerder Island’s reconstructed industrial complex

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

January 21, 2026

A winter passage through Berlin’s gallery districts, where painting persists, theory overreaches, and the city shows its seams

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Switcheroo 25: Fashion’s Musical Chairs

December 18, 2025

A sweeping reshuffle of creative directors across luxury fashion revealed the limits of innovation inside the industry’s old system

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The Quiet Radical: Helene Schjerfbeck at The Met

December 08, 2025

A rare U.S. debut reveals how a reclusive Finnish painter helped shape modernism in quiet tones

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

November 18, 2025

XL Projects Berlin launches its latest exhibition at Backsteinboot on Eiswerder Island, a former industrial zone now drawing artists and new cultural energy

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Breaking the Frame: Against Language and Narrative

November 17, 2025

Vsevolod Lisovsky’s event-based practice redraws the boundaries between art, life, and the world we move through

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Robert Rauschenberg at 100: Centennial Exhibition Opens at Guggenheim Museum

October 31, 2025

Featuring major works from the Guggenheim’s collection and the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, the exhibition highlights the artist’s impact on Pop Art and postwar innovation.

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Autumn Art Constellations in Berlin

October 19, 2025

Cruising the galleries: from reinvented photography to classics, alive or dead

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

October 11, 2025

Over 100 works by John Wilson — from searing depictions of racial injustice to iconic portraits — celebrate his extraordinary legacy as a painter, sculptor, muralist, and advocate for equality

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

September 26, 2025

In a curatorial tour de force, Adina Kamien stages a dialogue across time and culture in an exhibition where dream logic guides the eye

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Berlin Art Week 2025: When Fashion Shines Bright

September 21, 2025

As Positions retreats into safe bets, Berlin’s sharpest minds venture into hybrid zones—where wax fish swim and operas bloom in the ruins

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Color and Spirit: The Blue Rider at Lenbachhaus

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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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Japonisme Reversed: Takashi Murakami’s Radical Remix of Hiroshige at Gagosian

July 26, 2025
Takashi Murakami, a contemporary Japanese artist born in Tokyo in 1962, is widely known for his ability to bridge the …
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Severed Existence — Three Artists Explore Immigration, Memory, and Identity

July 21, 2025
Each communal gallery in Berlin is an exhibition space sponsored by one of the city’s districts; together, they form a …
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Meet Turbojambon: Berlin’s Living Art Performance”

July 16, 2025
You know you’ve become a true Berliner—at least in the art world—when you start spotting him: a flash of red, …
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Isabella Ducrot: The Surface as Truth at Petzel Gallery

July 16, 2025
Isabella Ducrot is a visual artist and writer who was born in Naples in 1931. Both her writing and her …
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Maria Antelman Debuts at Yancey Richardson with Conjurer: Photography, Nature, and the Human Body in Dialogue

July 14, 2025
  Maria Antelman presents Conjurer at Yancey Richardson, a first show for her at the renowned gallery in New York …
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After Us: Liza Faktor’s Haunting Photographic Tribute to Vanishing Forests

June 08, 2025
After us, the flood. Or maybe not. One of the broader descriptions of art can be something that has no …
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MishMash: the Hideous Intervention

June 07, 2025
MishMash is a nomadic duo consisting of Misha Leykin (b. 1968) and Masha Sumnina (b. 1977). While they had started …
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A Window into Berlin: How Berlin-Weekly Turns Street Viewers into Accidental Art Audiences

April 17, 2025
Walking along the dark, dark streets of Berlin, especially in winter, when the light of the streetlamps is devoured by …
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EMOP 2025—from Brotfabrik to Alte Münze

April 06, 2025
Brotfabrik Photography Noir, is a small exhibition featuring three artists: Miron Zownir, a German-born son of Ukrainian parents, whose works …
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Julia Kissina: Channeling the Absurd, the Otherworldly, and the Art of Rebirth

March 17, 2025
Julia Kissina is a writer, artist, and medium. Born in Kyiv, she studied in Moscow, wrote in New York, and …
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Five Women of Color Beautifying Streets Across the Globe

March 05, 2025
Women are taking over the streets—with their art, that is. Women street artists are not a new phenomenon. Lady Pink, …
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Carrie Mae Weems: Four Decades of Meditations on Social Space at Fraenkel Gallery

February 19, 2025
Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco presents an expansive new exhibition of the legendary photographer Carrie Mae Weems. This show, which …
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“Baby Blue Benzo” is Sara Cwynar’s Boldest Take on Consumerism, Status, and Image Culture Yet

February 01, 2025
Living in New York City, where many residents rely on our (often unreliable yet still essential) public transportation system to …
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The Art Career — Ecosystem that Breaks Down Barriers in Arts

May 31, 2022
“We recognize the power of connecting emerging artists and arts entrepreneurs to their counterparts in the art world,” art advisor …
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Edward Hopper—Eternal in Art

December 21, 2022
It is great to visit NYC—you always get a fresh perspective of the city—its vibrance, architecture, and cross-cultural social landscape. …
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Here is Williamsburg

January 22, 2020
To O.S. Williamsburg is a peculiar beast. Between Supreme’s three-block-long line on Thursdays and tourist rush on the weekends, at …
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Banksy—He’s Just Like Us!

April 16, 2020
Yesterday, Banksy, a street artist with notoriously disputed identity, posted on Instagram the images of his trademark rats that are …
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Outside Art Waves on the North Fork: The Sculpture of Arden Scott

May 07, 2020
One interesting social effect of the Covid-19 era is new circuits of networking borne not only of proliferating media forums …
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Lari Pittman Mediates Colonial Violence with Seductive Painting Techniques

July 30, 2020
  Los Angeles-based artist Lari Pittman first received broad exposure in the late 1980s, partly in the wake of an …
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The Pleasure of Art

March 25, 2021
Samuel Rojas Espinosa, Superficie sobre un vórtice #3 (Surface of a vortex # 3), 2019. 00cm x 100cm, Oil on …
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Lee Krasner, Collage Paintings

April 12, 2021
Lee Krasner’s exhibition at Kasmin is possibly the most important show of an American artist currently on view in New …
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Ruth Duckworth’s extensive career celebrated at Salon 94

July 22, 2021
Press play to hear a narrated version of this story, presented by AudioHopper. Salon 94 presents “She’s Clay,“ a collection of …
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Old/New/Temporary/Permanent: A Sculpture Tour of Manhattan

August 22, 2022
Have you ever noticed how much sculpture exists in public spaces? In places of communal gathering all over the world—from …
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The Coded Commentary of William Atkinson

October 17, 2022
American multimedia artist William Atkinson has evolved his artistic practice over time. It first took the form of street art in Los …
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Five Women of Color Beautifying Streets Across the Globe

March 05, 2025
Women are taking over the streets—with their art, that is. Women street artists are not a new phenomenon. Lady Pink, …
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Maria Antelman Debuts at Yancey Richardson with Conjurer: Photography, Nature, and the Human Body in Dialogue

July 14, 2025
  Maria Antelman presents Conjurer at Yancey Richardson, a first show for her at the renowned gallery in New York …
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China to New York – Jia Aili Opens at Gagosian

April 01, 2019
Chinese art star Jia Aili defies ups and downs of the Asian art market
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Jean-Michel Basquiat at Brant Foundation: ‘Every Single Line Means Something’

April 17, 2019
The solo exhibit, which spans four floors and features nearly seventy of the artist’s works, celebrates the inauguration of The …
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