As one enters the low-lit gallery at Art Coop, they are greeted by the sight of numerous burning candles, their rainbow-colored wax dripping from the various pieces of furniture throughout the room. A ...

An artist talk and live dance performance on Thursday, Oct. 10, will open the next exhibition in the De Pree Art Center and Gallery at Hope College. The gallery will feature the exhibition “As we ...

It might be funny to call Trey Duvall’s new art installation at Rule Gallery “exciting.” After all, the piece is a bit tedious to watch. Here is the visual: a broom sweeps across a mound of sand. That ...

REDCAT presents the world premiere of Reorient the Orient, renowned choreographer Lionel Popkin’s career retrospective on Saturday, March 9 and Sunday, March 10, 2024. Popkin draws from his nearly ...

Every month, hundreds of galleries showcase new exhibitions on the Artnet Gallery Network—and every week, we shine a spotlight on the exhibitions we think you should see. Check out what we have in ...

Installation shot of “Hide/Seek” (image from npg.si.edu) Bill Dobbs, representing anti-censorship organization Art Positive, has sent a letter to Smithsonian director Martin Sullivan requesting that ...

What can be achieved when you break down the boundaries between creative disciplines? Last month, East Williamsburg gallery Carvalho Park inaugurated a new biannual performance series with a project ...

Celebrating four decades of boundary-pushing creativity, Saatchi Gallery’s 40th-anniversary exhibition The Long Now is a bold, atmospheric, and deeply reflective survey of contemporary art. Bringing ...

Are we really that different? is a fully functional urban farm installation that grows plants in an unusual and definitively inhospitable environment: Gagosian’s Chelsea gallery in New York City.