Goodman Gallery In Ocula Magazine

The U.S. institution has arranged art experiences as part of its effort to address systemic racism and racial inequity around the globe.

Look inside the booths of five featured galleries: Blum & Poe, Goodman Gallery, Pilar Corrias, Roberts Projects, and Sean Kelly.

Blum & Poe, Goodman Gallery, Pilar Corrias, Roberts Projects, and Sean Kelly share highlights of their booths and early impressions of the fair.

Despina Zefkili navigates the vast group exhibition Portals at NEON at the former Public Tobacco Factory in Athens.

Turin-based Fondazione Merz's latest outpost in Palermo offers a site for collaboration and solidarity.

The sensual show features 30 artists including Isabelle Albuquerque, Hank Willis Thomas, and Lynda Benglis.

Curator Odile Burluraux discusses her latest project at ASIA NOW, a special programme of video works by ten women artists from Iran.

The 7th Athens Biennale asks if the West is in decline or in a moment of significant transformation.

At Modern Art Oxford, Samson Kambalu, winner of the 2022 Fourth Plinth Commission, destabilises histories handed down unquestioned.

Artists participating in the event include Cajsa von Zeipel, Zanele Muholi, and Samson Kambalu.

OOF's Eddy Frankel said liking sport can make you feel like an 'uncultured brute' and liking art can make you feel like a 'museum-shagging wuss'.

The Armory Show has shared images of the large-scale works that will show in the fair's Platform section this year.

Since Beijing-based UCCA Center for Contemporary Art announced a new satellite museum in 2019, the opening of UCCA Edge in Shanghai has been hotly anticipated.

Rising star Derek Fordjour discusses his latest solo exhibition at Pond Society in Shanghai.

The programme was put together with some of the city's leading galleries, including Goodman, König, Sadie Coles HQ, and Amanda Wilkinson.

Each will have a solo exhibition when the photography fair takes place in September.

The influential Nigerian fair will resume its run at Federal Palace after last year's online only edition.

Ocula Magazine presents a selection of highlights at the inaugural London Gallery Weekend.

A Ghanaian grain silo and a sculpture featuring the faces of 850 trans women are among six works being shown in miniature.

Artists tasked with creating original work include hot names such as John Akomfrah, Kerry James Marshall, Steve McQueen, and Carrie Mae Weems.

Jo Ractliffe, Oluremi C. Onabanjo, and Gabi Ngcobo consider the legacy of David Goldblatt's images.

The committee selects which galleries can join Ocula as members, ensuring only leading galleries appear on the site.

Fifty-nine participants have been named for the event, which takes inspiration from the legal personhood granted to rivers, parks, and mountains in recent years.

The Julia Stoschek Collection and the online platform Daata are collaborating to present 112 time-based works by leading contemporary artists online, open to the public and free for all.