Galleries

Barcelona Gallery Weekend is an annual four day event promoted by Art Barcelona. From 17th to 20th September it will celebrate its sixth edition. It…

Bruce Nauman is — without argument — among the most important American artists alive today. One of the reasons for this reputation is that his work…

Apertura 202, the 11th edition of Madrid Gallery Weekend is now open, a cultural event in which contemporary galleries and institutions inaugurate…

Extremely influential, though short-lived, Der Blaue Reiter strongly impacted the following art experiences with a groundbreaking show in 1911…

Bertien van Manen, one of Holland's most important contemporary photographers, is featured in an exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

Artland previews the second iteration of ENTER Art Fair where 60 international galleries have brought their wares to share.

The shake ups of the modern art world drive the industry narratives. Gavin Brown’s closure was the bombshell of this season, but his iconclastic…

Have you paid a VR visit to the iconic Miami Beach fair tent yet? We investigate some of the poignant, insightful and ingenious presentations on…

As the world's first virtual reality art fair approaches, Artland Interviews Jeff Lawson, Founder and CEO of UNTITLED, ART

Take a trip with us to the artful locations around the world that inspired some of the most famous artworks & artistic movements of all time.

Allan McCollum’s “Everything Is Going To be Ok”, currently on view at Berlin’s Galerie Thomas Schulte, shares the artist’s conceptual project,…

Explore just a few examples of how artists have acted as activists, and see how they have contributed to protests and raised awareness of their…

Today, textile art, also known as fiber art or fabric art, can take myriad forms and is made by artists from around the world.

It’s an up-and-down emotional time, of wild hairpin turns, visions, quick decisions, and total inertia. William Pym looks at the lost Spring of 2020…

Historical exhibitions that challenged aesthetic ideology and marked the beginnings of art movements in the rich history of the modern period.

Dive into the second of this series to hear the stories of the most iconic modernist artist homes that served as inspiration for their work.

Discover cameraless photography and artists working with the most elemental kinds of photographic techniques.

Dive into the first of this series to hear the stories of the grandest 19th century artist homes that served as inspiration for their work.

Gee's Bend Quilts are unlikely modernist works of abstraction, created through folk traditions passed down from generations.

William Pym asks what if a new meritocracy emerged in the art world post-corona....where generational wealth and its power no longer counted?