A pair of doors opens and three elegantly dressed dancers step out onto the veranda of Whig and Clio Halls. After some sweeping shots, the dance...
A passerby walking outside the Ziller building, the main stage of the National Theatre of Greece, would notice a giant banner writing “Squat.” The banner is...
Art Dubai (until 5 March) is always a momentous occasion in the local glitterati calendar, and this year is no exception. Returning to the luxury Madinat...
Recently, I received an email from a reporter that read in part: “I’m writing a quick story for today on the billionaire Mitchell Rales, who donated...
Colgate University boasts a total of four museums and galleries — impressive for its relatively small campus. Included in the four are the Linsley Geology Museum,...
Vida Heydari was born and brought up in a creative family. Enrolled in an art school from a young age, she was already trying her hands...
Abstract Expressionism—long equated with Western men liberally splashing paint about, energetically brandishing their brushes, and zoning in on color—is recalibrated in Whitechapel Gallery’s exhibition “Action, Gesture,...
The AI artwork controversies have now come to the field of anime, thanks to a hilariously absurd Rock, Paper, Scissors video by the group Corridor Digital. The...
Steamboat Springs resident Dagny McKinley wants to start a conversation, and her art show should bring two contentious topics to people’s attention — the reintroduction of wolves...
The Art League of Long Island announces the retrospective exhibit of Cynthia Pascal in the Jeanne Tengelsen Gallery. The opening reception takes place on Saturday, April 15,...