Kapoor in Berlin is the first comprehensive exhibition of Anish Kapoor in Berlin. The Indian-born British sculptor Anish Kapoor... [more]

From the perspective of a panther looking for prey, awkwardly hiding behind urban foliage, Gabriel Lester filmed and photograp... [more]

The art fair in Hong Kong, now falling under the Art Basel umbrella, has succeeded for a number of reasons, perhaps chief amo... [more]

As New York wilts under May’s overripe humidity, Simon Preston Gallery’s latest show carries an appropriately strong whiff of d... [more]

Much has been made of Pádraig Timoney's dexterous avoidance of a signature style. In searching for a foothold from which to tackle... [more]

John Coplans’ essay, “Pasadena’s Collapse and the Simon Takeover: Diary of Disaster” written for Artforum in 1975, unrave... [more]

Most of you are probably familiar with the Surrealist game “exquisite corpse,” where a composite drawing is created in sequence by... [more]

Welcome to CANDYLAB. Walk amongst the sculpted molecular derivatives of glucose and color, and find and lose yourself in the pl... [more]

This week, San Francisco will be treated to not one, but two contemporary art fairs. ArtMRKT San Francisco and ArtPadSF will... [more]

On Friday, May 17th at ArtPadSF, tumblr is hosting the TUMBLR ARTS SUMMIT. Moderated by Annie Werner, the panel is meant to disc... [more]

The spaces of Kaufmann Repetto gallery in Milan smell of blood, medicine and hospital. The walls are covered with a black shiny... [more]

I remembered my desire to meditate more often when I visited “Cui Fei: Tracing the Origin” at Chambers Fine Art. The momen... [more]

Those who say that Los Angeles has no history would do well to drive east. There, the signs of the past ten or twenty years, a... [more]