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Latinx artists forging their future in the artworld
Latinx artists and advocates are pushing the boundaries of language and gender in the art world. By relinquishing the gendered terms of latina or latino, creatives are exploring their art […]
Strange Wonders of the World
Within their respective domains, both Laurent Le Bon and Patrick Mauriès prove their originality, focusing on what is usually considered an obvious way to awaken (and to reveal) individuality. So, […]
Five exhibitions in NYC celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising even after Pride month is over
Being Pride month, June is always a festive time to celebrate the diversity among us. It’s also often a time to recognize the feats that the LGBTQ community have overcome […]
Survey of Swiss museums finds vast underrepresentation of women artists over the last decade
A recent survey conducted by swissinfo.cy and RTS, Switzerland’s public television, has found that over the last decade, male artists have vastly outnumbered female artists in exhibitions held at 80 […]
Artist interview with Nigel Whittaker: from the BP Portrait Award Exhibition to life with his late father
Each year, a number of artists are featured in the National Gallery’s BP Portrait Award Exhibition. This year, 44 artists have been chosen out of thousands of submissions from 84 […]
Report finds that nearly 70% of the artists represented by major London galleries are men
In February, a study showed that in the US, a severe lack of diversity persists amongst artists that make up the collections of major museums. However, it seems like international […]
Every Woman Biennial: A biennial like you’ve never seen
‘My goal is to be an inclusive and rainbow as humanly possible.’ That’s what New York-based artist Christine Finley said of her art show that wrapped up today in New […]
Fake museum guides spread information on ‘The Crisis at The Whitney’
‘Welcome to The Crisis at The Whitney: A Guide’ Guests entering New York’s Whitney museum recently may have been a little caught off guard when the picked up their museum […]
Manhattan gallery brings Calder Crags and Vanuatu Totems together again
Venus Over Manhattan has created an exhibition of works, that on the surface, seem quite the juxtaposition. Visitors find works by Alexander Calder situated right next to totems and figures […]
Steve Martin’s collection of Indigenous Australian painters on show at Gagosian
Recently, the Gagosian opened an exhibition highlighting works by ten major Indigenous Australian painters titled ‘Desert Painters of Australia.’ The works, which span three generations of artists from the Central […]
