Joan Semmel Details Her Painting on A.i.A.’s Latest Cover
Couch Diptych "is a kind of play on vulnerability and power," Semmel said.
- By
Latest News
Learn More About the Artists in the 2024 Whitney Biennial
A.i.A. has published definitive profiles on the bulk of this year's biennial artists. Catch up before the show opens March 14.
- By
Art in America’s Most-Read Stories of 2023
Our readers loved Remedios Varo's Surrealist storytelling, "Fiber is the New Painting," and other artist-centric stories.
- By
Datebook: The Art World’s Winter Happenings to Add to Your Calendar
Exhibitions, Books, and Music to Look Forward to in Winter 2023-24
- By
The Ruscha Effect: Seven Artists Weigh In on the Impact of the Great Ed Ruscha
To understand Ed Ruscha, we spoke to artists whose work he influenced in advance of of "ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN," a major survey on view at the Museum of Modern Art in New York before traveling to the…
- By
Explore Our Art Partners
Datebook: The Art World’s Fall Happenings to Add to Your Calendar
Exhibitions, Books, and Music to Look Forward to in August, September, and October 2023
- By
What Is Sculpture? Four Curators Try to Define an Elusive Art Form
Contemporary curators consider how sculpture's elusive definition brushes against fluid practices of today.
- By
In Print: The State of Sculpture
A.i.A.'s September 2022 issue considers the medium's past, present, and future.
- By
In Print: Summer Reading
Art in America's second annual Summer Reading issue (June/July 2022) considers the relationship between art and books.
- By
Newswire
RobbReport
One of L.A.’s Most Expensive and Bespoke Penthouses Hits the Market for $29 Million
WWD
Remembering Iris Apfel: Former Met Curator Harold Koda Talks Style Influence, Bartering and Originality
BGR
Furies: New Netflix action series is like a female version of John Wick, but set in France
Sportico
Caitlin Clark Mania Grows After Breaking Maravich’s Record
SPY