HOLD FAST opens St. John’s art festival through collective action
HOLD FAST opened in St. John’s with a participatory workshop, readings and music, setting a community-led course for four days of contemporary art.
HOLD FAST opened in St. John’s with a participatory workshop, readings and music, setting a community-led course for four days of contemporary art.
Antequera’s Imprenta y Tauromaquia exhibition turns more than 40 historical bullfighting posters into a record of print, design and civic life.
Carlotta Leiter’s sTracciati opened in Trieste, turning discarded paper and fragments into fragile, audacious portraits of women.
Catherine Opie’s first solo exhibition in Scotland brings nearly 80 portraits to Edinburgh, exploring visibility, intimacy and belonging.
Imagined Flora opens at the Honolulu Museum of Art, bringing seven rarely seen 1955 paintings by Ralph Iwamoto back to his birthplace.
Art21’s new short film follows Sable Elyse Smith as she turns the materials and language of institutional power into a critical artistic vocabulary.
The CAM Raleigh building sale turns a 15-year museum home into a test of whether a contemporary arts institution can sustain its public mission beyond one costly building.
Shaped by the Sea opens in Exeter with historic and contemporary works that examine how maritime life has formed British landscapes, identities and environmental concerns.
