The School of Visual Arts has become the latest New York campus to unionize, after 1,200…
Category: Arts
Jackie Amézqita’s Baked Bricks Chart the History of Migration in LA
This past winter, Jackie Amézquita had several test bricks arranged neatly on a table in her…
In ‘The Junior Classic,’ Michael Ezzell Builds an Uncanny World from Vintage Books — Colossal
It’s not too often that a high school art project morphs into a through-line in an…
British Investor Offers to Acquire Artnet Amid Financial Struggles
Beowolff Capital, the firm run by British investor Andrew Evan Wolff, has offered a voluntary public…
London’s Camden Art Centre Gets 99-Year Lease on Current Home
The Camden Art Centre, a venerable London art space, appears to be staying put for the…
New VIMA Art Fair Takes Confident First Steps in Cyprus
Last week, the VIMA contemporary art fair opened its doors to the public for the first…
Across 92 Screens in Times Square, Yuge Zhou’s ‘Trampoline Color Exercise’ Celebrates Global Unity — Colossal
Spanning a gridded background of rectangular, pink trampolines, hundreds of gymnasts mesmerizingly flip and twist, shapeshifting…
Venice Biennale Moves Forward with Koyo Kouoh’s 2026 Exhibition
The Venice Biennale will move forward with its 2026 edition—even after the unexpected death of its…
The Spectra of Aryo Toh Djojo
I was standing over Meteor Crater in Northern Arizona recently and thinking about Aryo Toh Djojo’s work.…
Juxtapoz Magazine – Ridley Howard Looks to the “Sky”
Marinaro is pleased to present Sky, a group of new small paintings by Ridley Howard with a particular…