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How Graffiti Artist GIZ Got From a Train Yard in Queens to a Gallery in Miami

How Graffiti Artist GIZ Got From a Train Yard in Queens to a Galleryin Miami -

As a kid, GIZ was literally thrown into the graffiti world. Fourty years later, his work is on gallery walls.   read more...

Rebecca Ness: Inheritance at Morgan Presents, NYC

Rebecca Ness: Inheritance at Morgan Presents, NYC -

Ness moved from ancestral heritage to another inherited territory: the city of New York.   read more...

Rita Ackermann: The Letter as Condition at Hauser & Wirth

Rita Ackermann: The Letter as Condition at Hauser & Wirth -

The Chemical Alphabet, on view at Hauser & Wirth, 134 Wooster Street, New York   read more...

Four Ruben Natal-San Miguel photographs were acquired by the Rhode Island School of Design Museum

Four Ruben Natal-San Miguel photographs were acquired by the Rhode Island School of Design Museum -

A very special thanks to art collectors David and Pamela Hornik.   read more...

The Prereflective at Harper’s Gallery

Nature of Being | Curated by Marc Dennis at Harper’s Gallery -

Marc Dennis’s group exhibition Nature of Being, at Harper’s Chelsea 534, pairs the ontology of painting with that of seeing.   read more...

Art as a Means to Love

curated by 2026 presents love as a way of looking -

The 17th edition of Vienna’s curated by festival brings together 24 galleries and guest curators around the theme of LOVE and how it shapes society   read more...

Dhewadi Hadjab in conversation with Margherita Artoni. Painting, perception, and the unstable image.

Dhewadi Hadjab in conversation with Margherita Artoni. Painting, perception, and the unstable image. -

Dhewadi Hadjab's paintings explore the threshold between appearance and perception.   read more...

Kerry James Marshall: The Right to Appear in History - at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris

Kerry James Marshall: The Right to Appear in History - at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris -

At the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, from September 18, 2026.   read more...

Arlene Shechet on her new exhibition at PACE gallery in New York, her sculptures - and the art of not knowing

Arlene Shechet on her new exhibition at PACE gallery in New York, her sculptures - and the art of not knowing -

Shechet’s sculptures at PACE Gallery resist arriving at a single meaning.   read more...

Richard Hearns: Slipping Past Each Name

Richard Hearns: No Ruined Stones at Cadogan Gallery, London -

In County Clare, Ireland, Richard Hearns paints landscapes that refuse to settle into what their titles call them.   read more...

Emily Mae Smith’s Transit of Venus: Visible, but Not Legible at Petzel

Emily Mae Smith’s Transit of Venus: Visible, but Not Legible at Petzel -

Emily Mae Smith’s Transit of Venus turns visibility into a question of power.   read more...

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