Permanently on view at ARoS, "As Seen Below" is the latest iteration of the beloved series.
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Millar's meticulous mixed-media works conjure enigmatic contraptions and look-and-find books.
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Hundreds of residents turned out in a demonstration of solidarity, resilience, and togetherness.
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Guertin summons moments of peace and reflection through felting, crochet, and embroidery.
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"There is only connection in life," the artist says, "and my work is just looking at those connections, so that we can create a shared experience."
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Thousands of handmade ceramic tiles form the collaborative "Shape of Movement."
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The forthcoming show 'The Death of Beauty' at Track 16 investigates intersections of identity, desire, and consumer culture.
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Cole's imaginative sculptures tap into environmentalism, consumerism, and global traditions and histories.
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The prolific artist's oeuvre extends far beyond the two-dimensional surface.
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From cows sculpted out of butter to seed art and crazy foods, ingenuity is as much a part of the tradition as showcasing time-honored practices.
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"Thread becomes a way of drawing, connecting, and constructing forms," the artist says.
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His playful, cartoonish works compress stuffed polyurethane flowers between acrylic panels.
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The artist's giant woodcuts are on view this month at Hecho a Mano in Santa Fe.
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"Many people believe they are in a bubble, and that is why they can do things that harm nature, harm others, and also harm themselves."
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"Matter is memory, and memory is a medium," Neil says.
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Known for his vibrant palettes and flattened perspectives, Kristof Santy translates common sights and everyday objects into vivid tableaux.
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The Morgan Library & Museum presents 'Tarot! Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions' and delves into this centuries-old tradition of divination.
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The show of pieces from the Tia Collection opening next week at Yorkshire Sculpture Park features nearly 70 works by 38 artists.
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'Lost Landing' features Alexis Mata's glitched landscapes in which familiar terrain appears otherworldly.
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Élise Vigneron of Théâtre de L'entrouvert and Satchie Noro of Companie Furankaï join forces for performances all summer long.
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"What I’m trying to achieve is to transport the viewer into another world," Xie says.
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Tavares Strachan is one of the leading conceptual artists working today, and his first monograph is out this month from Phaidon.
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Dubbed the 'Hospital of Emotions,' the pop-up exhibition converts 80 rooms into surreal installations.
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The French artist's textile-focused practice taps into history and femininity with precision and reverence.
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Casey's paintings meditate on what it means to be in a world in constant flux.
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The exhibition at Claire Oliver Gallery spotlights remarkable narratives in fabric.
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'Slow Burn' presents a suite of landscapes, each veiled by curtains.
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The New Jersey-based artist's works hang tapestry-like on the wall or unfurl into three-dimensional biomorphic forms.
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"Because paper is such an everyday material, there’s something especially powerful about transforming it into something unexpected."
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From paper towel drenched in ceramic slip, Jongjin Park sculpts these layered forms.
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Part fauna and part flora, each elegant animal is a reminder of nature's interconnectedness.
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Visitors can hop on the teeter-totter and adjust the ecological soundscape of "There, Now, Here."
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A new exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art surveys the artist's art-everywhere approach.
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The artist shares that his work "functions as a distillation of a wider body of research."
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Marin Majic uses marble dust to accentuate and define light, creating a twinkling effect with otherwise matte stone.
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"Each drawing took between 20 to 40 hours of focused work," the artist writes.
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"Don't you think it's dangerous to blur the distinction between abstraction and reality?"
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Now in its sixth year, the open-air public art exhibition highlights 20 pieces from previous years.
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Blocks of color and gestural brushstrokes characterize J Carino's paintings, which question what we deem natural and innate.
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As bees build their hive, ceramics are mended in the spirit of a time-honored Japanese craft tradition.
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Nature and magic come alive in tiny watercolor scenes.
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'Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985' features works by more than 100 artists, journalists, organizers, and more.
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130+ artists, 130+ distinctive takes on the household staple.
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Chicago-based artist and educator Holly Greenberg facilitates dozens of workshops to sew fabric birds and raise awareness of bird collisions.
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A neglected portrait is given what seems like an almost miraculous second chance.
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Arch Enemy Arts joins forces with PangeaSeed for a group show and fundraiser to help conserve our oceans.
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A team of artists and artisans created the figure from a fallen tree, willow branches, and stone.
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Jean Shin's 'Celadon Landscape' presents large-scale vessels made of the lustrous green-blue material.
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When Valerie Lueth of Tugboat Printshop sets out to make a woodblock print, it's rare that she only uses a single block.
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Arghavan Khosravi grapples with the structures and ideological strictures that shape our lives.
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Duke University's art museum exhibits dozens of works from Nick Cave, Ai Weiwei, Nina Chanel Abney, Wangechi Mutu, and many others.
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Typically gravitating toward dreamy palettes of soft blues, grays, and oranges, Andrew McIntosh opts for a sanguine red.
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Autonomy or control may be fantasies rather than concrete realities. In 'Feel Free,' we witness four artists grappling with this enduring paradox.
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At the 61st Venice Biennale, Ahmed expands upon his interest in the dialectic between digital processes and hand-crafted techniques.
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Kappos' solo exhibition of new paintings opens on Friday at SHRINE in New York.
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The artist's solo exhibition, 'Flora & Flight,' continues through the end of the month at Arch Enemy Arts in Philadelphia.
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The British artist draws on the lineage of nature motifs in art, especially wildlife.
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Pacita Abad ruminated over the immutable significance of cultural practices—and their value—despite periods of upheaval.
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"One of my personal obsessions is trying to convince people to hang glass on the wall instead of in the window."
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The show opening at the Brooklyn Museum this week reaffirms Iris van Herpen’s one-of-a-kind approach to sustainable, sculptural fashion.
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Along with collaborator Betty Schöner, Brunetti travels around the continent in a firetruck that has been converted to a photo lab.
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In 'Black & Blue' at Larkin Durey, the Kent-based artist grapples memories, connection, and devastating loss.
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In Love Letters, Hilary Pecis captures the mundane moments and under-appreciated views of daily life.
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"The world's image of America has changed, but our country's nostalgia for itself is making us late to the party."
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The Northern California-based artist explores nature as a reflection of our inner lives.
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Merryn Omotayo Alaka and Sam Frésquez's synthetic hair sculptures suspend from the ceiling and splay across the floor like organic growths.
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"Art should broaden how we see the world—and that includes how we see bodies, too.”
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The Toronto-based artist chronicles a midsummer trip to Kyoto, Tokyo, and Seoul.
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The shapes of Maxwell Mustardo’s ceramic works evoke ancient forms, although their surfaces feel distinctly organic.
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This is what happens when 80 artists are confined to a historic quarantine island without phones or internet access for one week.
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Kim Dacres gravitates toward renewal and care, transforming worn rubber into expressive sculptural portraits.
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Monica Rohan's patterned fabrics and indoor furnishings once again make their way outside, although now, humans are nowhere to be found.
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SpY's latest installation suspends metallic discs inside of an industrial space as part of Bright Festival.
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The artist's solo exhibition 'The Wee Small Hours' continues through May 3 in Glasgow.
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Robledo draws on his upbringing in the Mexico City borough of Xochimilco for bold prints.
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"We Make Years Out of Hours" invites the public to remake structures from 10-centimeter blocks.
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"We live with so many hard things," says Sheila Hicks, "that we're crying for softness."
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The expansive model consists of 340 individual sections, each constructed with materials like balsa wood, cardboard, and glue.
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Nature's resilience is at the center of a practice also focused on sustainability and environmental renewal.
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"Play is how we give permission." —Vitor Freire
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The London-based artist incorporates water samples collected from strangers around the globe.
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The North Carolina-based artist draws on his Vietnamese heritage and his background in fashion design.
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The Bristol-based artist's vibrant practice is inspired by underwater organisms.
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Nightfall sets the scene for neighborhoods and quiet streets in which curious creatures roam.
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The artist “questions our relationship to objects, their use value, and their narrative potential.”
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The Brazilian artist is known for his black-and-white murals that emphasize community and emotional bonds.
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For the Paris-based artist, the lovable, wily, and territorial creatures are an endless source of inspiration.
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The artist uses light-colored wool for the first time in a large-scale installation at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
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Kosaka painstakingly replicates vintage radios, game consoles, cameras, and more using just one material.
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Curated by Helen Adams, the group exhibition at Saatchi Gallery celebrates a wide range of contemporary practices.
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Artists Christian Rebecchi and Pablo Togni have a knack for bringing the immensity of nature to developed urban spaces.
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For London-based artist LR Vandy, the layered legacies of labor, shipping, and trade undergird a distinctive sculptural practice.
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Ukrainian artist Jonko "George" Voronovsky (1903-1982) transformed his one-room residence into a vibrant environment of "memoryscapes."
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The artist's solo exhibition, 'Ukuphuthelwa' at White Cube, continues through April 18.
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Gabriella Marcella founded Risotto in 2012 after purchasing her first risograph machine secondhand.
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"Earth / Tree" harnesses komorebi, which reflects the unique interplay of light and shadow that occurs when the sun filters through the trees.
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The artist's works are an invitation to consider the inner self.
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The Mississippi Museum of Art exhibition highlights the Southern artist's artistic way of life.
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Takadiwa's sculptures made of "everyday consumer residue" are on view at Semiose in Paris through May 16.
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Geddis' organic sculptures teeter between abstraction and figuration like retrofuturistic icons.
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