Prism Contemporary explores home and loss in new exhibition
Titled “Home Is Where The Heart Is,” the show uses pigeons as recurring metaphors for our search for safety, belonging, and stillness, even when physically...
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‘Ananta Buddha’: A global sculpture project aims to redefine spiritual spaces through contemporary art | Events Movie News
A new international art initiative is seeking to reimagine the traditional image of the Buddha through a contemporary lens. Titled Ananta Buddha, the project features...
What to expect from the 2025 Folkestone Triennial, a free contemporary art festival open from July to October
One of the county’s biggest arts festivals is now up and running, boasting large-scale installations and contemporary pieces. Crowds of visitors have been flocking to...
Anti-Gentrification Protest Targets Mexico City Contemporary Art Museum
MEXICO CITY — A group of anti-gentrification protesters vandalized the contemporary art museum of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) on Sunday, July 20,...
Slane Castle set to host international art event as ‘iconic location being reimagined’
“With CAIM, we’re opening a new chapter, one where art becomes a bridge between our storied past and a sustainable future.” Alex, Marquess Conyngham. Alex,...
Open call for submissions for 7th Ithra Art Prize announced by KSA
The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) has announced the open call for the 7th edition of the biennial Ithra Art Prize, an art...
Famed Napa Valley art center expands to San Francisco. And the first show is free
A focus on Norther California artists sets the di Rosa collection apart. For decades, getting a look at the famed di Rosa collection of work...
Performa 2025: RoseLee Goldberg Previews Biennial’s 20th Anniversary
Mike Kelley, Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstruction #32. Photo © Paula Court. Courtesy of Performa. Many of the new works commissioned by Performa this year resonate...
Furniture meets ‘kawaii’ character design at ICA SF
It’s hard to find artwork more eminently huggable than Masako Miki’s furry creations. Part 1970s lounge furniture, part “Monsters, Inc.” character design, the ungainly-yet-cute bloboids...