The art of leaving: A major exhibition sheds light on the largest global movement in history –– Minneapolis Institute of Art

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Yoko Ono has been integral to the development of feminist, performance, video, and installation art. Here, we explore five of her most influential pieces.

Yoko Ono has been integral to the development of feminist, performance, video, and installation art. Here, we explore five of her most influential pieces.

Anthony Byrt on the art of Simon Denny - Artforum International

Sculpture Garden Tour

Aurel Scheibler on artnet

The cryptic works on display at London’s Decode: Digital Design Sensations exhibition manipulate raw data as a kind of virtual pigment, finding form and fun amid the sensory overload that threatens to overwhelm the 21st-century hive mind. Several exhibition pieces showcased at Victoria and Albert Museum depend on human presence to produce their full effect. […]

Artist Nathalie Miebach takes weather data from massive storms and turns it into complex sculptures that embody the forces of nature and time. These sculptures then become musical scores for a string quartet to play.

Chen Zhen. Un Village sans frontières. 2000 | MoMA

1971 Born in Seoul, Korea Korean-born visual artist. She represented South Korea at the 53rd Venice Biennale in 2009 where she became known for her treelike sculptural assemblage “Towel Light Sculptures,” of printed terry cloth, pet accessories and other found objects bound with rope and strung up on clothing racks. Another important series of her...

Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawing 552D, generously donated to the Morgan by the Estate of Sol LeWitt, will be installed in the Morgan's Gilbert Court this summer.

Film. A Hole in the Sea

Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas | Princess Pauline de Metternich | NG3337 | National Gallery, London

Untitled (Macaulay) 2004Adam McEwen Untitled (Macaulay) 2004 Adam McEwen (born 1965, London, England, UK) Although British, Adam McEwen now lives in New York, where his work is inspired by the concepts of celebrity and stardom. Whilst still living in Britain, McEwen worked as an obituary writer for the Daily Telegraph. He put this expertise to good use in his art work, creating a series of enlarged, fake obituaries of living celebrities such as Bill Clinton, Nicole Kidman, Jeff Koons and in…

Exhibitions — Isa GenzkenWindow - Isa Genzken - Hauser & Wirth