No more FOMO! These are the not-to-miss events during Miami Art Week 2025. From Es Devlin’s monumental Library of Us on Faena Beach to Jeffrey Deitch’s That Was Then, This Is Now in the Design District, New openings from Cartier, plus major presentations inside Art Basel Miami Beach and Art Miami. Many of these exhibitions run through the end of the year, offering the chance to experience Miami’s creative landscape long after the week’s rush subsides.
Read MoreA play-by-play of the MoMA March Party 2025, from the perspective of poet and model Emily Ming-An Wang, featuring run-ins with old flames and new friends, plus plenty of art and music.
Read MoreCuriously suspended yet completely present, a new installation at the University of Michigan Museum of Art is Machine Dazzle at his most progressive, aware, and fun.
Read MoreBoth commissioned by The Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain and premiering at the 59th Annual New York Film Festival (NYFF) as part of the ‘Currents’ section of films, La Nature is Armenian director Artavazd Peleshian's first feature film in 27 years and Andrei Ujică's 2 Pasolini debuts 20 years after its initial creation. We briefly explore both as contributions to the story of aesthetics and the avant-garde.
Read MoreHere we are informed by the enthusiastic Anne Whiting, remarking on the shared delight of the disposable, specifically Denise Treizman’s latest solo show, The Marshmallow Method.
Read MoreThe Armory Show is a most incorrigible bird. It flaps its wings in such a manner that dust or something falls out with each sweep and you kind of wade through it, acres of scenery, acres of thing. There is a lot to not see at the Armory. Too serious, too interactive, too political. But there are a select few artists at the Armory that are digging in, not out.
Read MoreWe join Carpenters Workshop Gallery for their debut at 2018 Armory Show, featuring the work of Nacho Carbonell.
Read MoreThe day I learned how to read a Rothko was the day the art world grew that much more challenging and unfortunate. Here’s your guide to understanding a Rothko work.
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