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Large colorful figurative paintings line the white walls of an open gallery at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris.

A large dark earthen mesh hangs in a curved form between concrete columns in MOCA Toronto’s open gallery.

A visitor walks past Eamon Ore-Giron’s wide geometric painting, where pale interlocking curves, circles, and a central red disc span a dark blue gallery wall.

“Radiant Geometries” at Rice University’s Moody Center for the Arts

Rebecca Rose Cuomo

Large colorful figurative paintings line the white walls of an open gallery at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris.

Florian Krewer: “woven thin” at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris

A large dark earthen mesh hangs in a curved form between concrete columns in MOCA Toronto’s open gallery.

Delcy Morelos: “Ombligo” at MOCA Toronto

In Conversation with Steve Locke

Noorain Inam works at a table in a bright Porthmeor studio, with large windows, skylights, and colorful paintings leaning against the walls.

In Conversation with Noorain Inam

Two performers hold small figures amid a densely furnished theater set with a dollhouse, hanging objects, and a chalkboard.

ARTS 14C Launches Its First Performing Arts Festival

Xuezhu Jenny Wang

Sunlight cuts across a curved gallery wall displaying Lichtenstein’s circular mirror paintings, leaving the dotted painting at left in shadow and illuminating a yellow-and-black work at right.

Roy Lichtenstein’s Mirror Paintings

Visitors explore Lina Bo Bardi’s designs among curved translucent fabric partitions displaying drawings and photographs, with chairs and architectural models on low plinths.

In Conversation with Renato Anelli

Kristian Kragelund: "Strm und Drang" at island

Joshua Chee Sanford

Josiah McElheny: "Instrument Object" at The Kitchen

Cyan Is the Last to Go: Brea Souders's "Blue Women"

“Doll Dressing” at The Museum at FIT

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Cyan Is the Last to Go: Brea Souders's "Blue Women"

“Doll Dressing” at The Museum at FIT

Groups of framed photographs showing Amanda Heng and her mother at different ages extend across a long gray gallery wall.

The 16th Gwangju Biennale: “You Must Change Your Life”

Santiago Gómez: “Cabalgando Entrañas / Riding Entrails” at Plaga

Rodrigo Ramírez Rodríguez

Yuan Yuan at Bortolami

Hou Yijie: “The Pulse and the Pause” at He Art Museum

Marie Lorenz and Jeff Williams: "Roll, Pitch, and Yaw" at International Waters

Anoushka Bhalla

Sonia Boyce: “Demonstrate” at the Queens Museum

Marc Kokopeli: “M.Kokopeli CURSED/01” at Gladstone

Yonatan Eshban-Laderman

Wenfei Quan: “Contemporary Hominin” at TaThaTa

INTERVIEW

: A man in a dark suit and white shirt stands behind a transparent lectern, smiling as he addresses an audience at a formal event. He wears a floral boutonniere and a bolo tie, with two microphones positioned in front of him. Green and warm orange stage lighting illuminate the otherwise dark setting.

In Conversation with Michael Connor

In Conversation with Diego Marcon and Massimiliano Gioni

Beatrice Caprioli

In Conversation with Amira Gad, Claudia Hart, Larry Achiampong, and Corinna Kirsch

In Conversation with Stephen DiRado

Xuezhu Jenny Wang

Installation view of a sparsely furnished interior, with hazy projections of architectural forms and clouds cast across white walls. A mound of dark metal pieces rests on the wooden floor at center.

Unsympathetic Clock: In Conversation with TJ Shin

Fiona Xintong Ye

In Conversation with Mae Howard

Visual Grammar: In Conversation with Bryce Kroll

In Conversation with Alexa West

Person curled on a pale blue cushioned platform floating on dark water.

In Conversation with Yvonne Shortt

Jesse Firestone

In Conversation with Suniko Bazargarid

VOICE

Two performers hold small figures amid a densely furnished theater set with a dollhouse, hanging objects, and a chalkboard.

ARTS 14C Launches Its First Performing Arts Festival

Xuezhu Jenny Wang

Sunlight cuts across a curved gallery wall displaying Lichtenstein’s circular mirror paintings, leaving the dotted painting at left in shadow and illuminating a yellow-and-black work at right.

Roy Lichtenstein’s Mirror Paintings

A Continuum of Change: Adaptive Reuse in NYC’s Alternative Art Spaces

To Touch the Sky: The Drone in Contemporary Performance

Retail Therapy at the Affordable Art Fair

Hockney at the Opera: Beyond the Surface

On Humans and Nothingness

Kim Gordon’s Noisy Heartbreak

Nicolas Poblete

REACH OUT, TOUCH GRASS

Matilda Lin Berke

Nineteen Artists Announced to Participate in "Identity Card", TIAB's Third Edition

Xuezhu Jenny Wang

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