The fair highlighted Taryn Simon, Ren Hang, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and Marina Abramović in previous editions.
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 online exhibition features 20 artists from top Masters-level fine arts courses in the U.K. and the U.S.
All but one of the 14 works were acquired from dealer Subhash Kapoor, who is accused of trafficking thousands of stolen antiquities worth almost U.S. $150 million.
The festival locates the East not on a map but the other side of human consciousness.
Nearly one year after the Beirut explosions, Beirut's cultural community struggles to survive amidst Lebanon's bleak reality.
Yee I-Lann speaks to curator Renan Laru-an about finding a 'multilingual approach' to museology.
Curated by Gagosian's newest director Antwaun Sargent, Social Works celebrates community empowerment while confronting histories of erasure.
Le Supermarché des Images at the Red Brick Art Musem in Beijing considers the saturation of online information.
Art gallery Xavier Hufkens said the painting testifies to a preoccupation with sexuality, pregnancy, motherhood, and the cycles of life.
Rao is best known for her 10-year project revisiting the destruction of libraries and banned books.
Against the backdrop of the natural, geological features of UCCA Dune, Daniel Arsham: Sands of Time stages recent sculptures and related drawings that expand upon his fascination with history, relics of the past, and idea of a 'fictional archeology.'
The Armory Show has shared images of the large-scale works that will show in the fair's Platform section this year.
Rebuilding after a tough 2020, the new participants come from near and far, including Milan, Pristina, Hong Kong, and Buenos Aires.
The winning film, Memoria, was inspired by the filmmaker's experience of Exploding Head Syndrome.
Aotearoa New Zealand doesn't have a dedicated cultural diplomacy wing like the British Council or the Goethe Institute. To help amplify New Zealand visual art on the global stage, Pauline Autet established online platform Contemporary HUM.
Hana Miletić joins Diana Campbell Betancourt to discuss textiles as carriers of migrating connections.
At Barakat Contemporary in Seoul, Fiona Banner, aka The Vanity Press, reflects the 'powerlessness of a human annus horribilis'.
