**Art Review: Katherine Bradford’s “Communal Table” Exhibition** In Katherine Bradford’s latest exhibition, “Communal Table,” on view at Canada Gallery in Manhattan, the 83-year-old American artist explores profound themes of life, death, and mutual support with a newfound intimacy. Her work encapsulates personal experiences and wider human emotions, inviting the audience to reflect on their own lives. Bradford’s painting “Moonlight” (2025) […]
The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) has announced the launch of a new event, the ADAA Fair, after canceling its longstanding Art Show. The previous event, which supported the Henry Street Settlement, was halted, affecting expected funding of about $1 million. The new fair will run from November 12 to November 16, 2026, at the Park Avenue Armory in […]
**December Exhibition Highlights: A Vibrant Overview of Upstate New York Art Scene** As December ushers in the festive spirit, Upstate New York’s art galleries come alive with an array of exhibitions that promise to inspire and captivate. The Ethan Cohen Gallery at the KuBe Art Center spices things up with “Sex Education,” a playful exploration of sexual dynamics through provocative […]
The United States House Oversight Committee Democrats have recently disclosed a collection of images and videos from Jeffrey Epstein’s property in the US Virgin Islands, offering an unsettling insight into his private world. Among the images, a unique photograph captures a room housing a dentist’s chair surrounded by masks of men’s faces, whose identities remain unknown. These masks are part […]
**Art Review: Theaster Gates and the Art of Reflection** In the bustling art scene of Chicago, Theaster Gates has once again proved his ability to merge varied roles—artist, collector, and storyteller—into compelling displays that provoke thought and introspection. His recent exhibitions highlight his formidable skill in transforming everyday materials into profound narratives that blur the lines between art and life. […]
Many curators, particularly those affiliated with institutions, have been criticized for their political silence in the face of rising fascism. The role of curators has historically been to engage audiences with art and culture, but the current political climate demands more active involvement. Despite the mass deportations, federal funding cuts to the arts, and governmental manipulation of cultural narratives, many […]
**In Memoriam: Honoring Visionaries in the Art World** Every week, the art community pauses to pay respects to those who have significantly contributed to its rich and diverse tapestry. This week, in a special edition of *In Memoriam*, we remember those who have recently left us but whose legacies continue to inspire generations within and beyond the art world. **Joyce […]
The Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation has announced the launch of Platform Dalí, an innovative international program inspired by Salvador Dalí’s unique intersection of art and science. Spearheaded by Mónica Bello, an esteemed leader in art-science collaborations, the initiative is set to foster dialogue between artists and scientists to enhance our understanding of the world. Dalí, known for integrating groundbreaking scientific concepts […]
**The Revolutionary Art of Pyaari Azaadi: Exploring Identity and Activism** *Talkin’ Bout a Revolution*, currently showcased at Pen and Brush in Chelsea, is a vivid exploration of identity, trauma, and activism through the lens of South Asian artist Pyaari Azaadi. Formerly known as Jaishri Abichandani, Azaadi presents over 200 pieces in her mid-career survey running until February 14, 2026. Her […]
Ben Stone Fenton: Revealing the World Through a Distinct Perspective Ben Stone Fenton stands out for his genuine artistry in the photographic realm. Celebrated for his skill in portraying the soul of his subjects—be they touching portraits, awe-inspiring landscapes, or the energy of urban scenes—Fenton’s photography pushes beyond conventional boundaries. ### Early Years and Academic Background Raised in a family […]