Shana Nys Dambrot

The Brazilian artist’s maximal process brings forth forceful abstractions of delicate beauty. 

Sawyer Rose and Fleur Spolidor’s canceled show at the United Nations found a new home in Brooklyn — but this is not a feel-good story.

The Danish-Icelandic artist opens up about his relationship to time and place.

‘Truckload of Art’ indeed: A boundary-smashing talent gets the genre-defying biography he deserves.

The Hispanic Society’s current show taps art history, architecture, and the power of a good origin story.

In 1964, Robert Rauschenberg did Venice “American Style” — 60 years later, Jeffery Gibson finds new ground to stand on. 

‘Frida’ travels from the artist’s Mexican roots through a global treasure map of fascinating archival materials.

Both subtle and dramatic, these haunting works give form to the void of extinction. 

For one month in 1977, Lagos was the epicenter of global Black culture.

“I am a high school dropout but was fortunate to really push myself and meet people who saw me. When I moved to NYC that is where I realized I could call myself an artist and take it seriously.”