In the Barnes Foundation—home to one of the most celebrated modern art collections in the U.S.—the exhibition takes on an added layer of significance. Thomas’s work engages in a compelling dialogue ...

After a long hiatus, we are back with another artist on artist interview by Justin Conigliaro of Brooklyn based punk band Up For Nothing/Paper Lanterns. Justin sat down to interview one of the most ...

“These here are little protective hair buns, or anchoitas,” says the Dominican-born artist Firelei Báez during the last days of summer, pointing to a series of sensuous, inky coiled-hair paintings in ...

Chase Hall approaches painting as a form of personal inquiry, using his work to untangle questions of race, identity and class. Photo: Jack Platner Chase Hall speaks like someone who has thought about ...

When: Through May 25. The museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday and until 8 p.m. on the last Wednesday of each month. Where: Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, 2316 W. First Ave.

In my “plush” upstairs office (known to my family as “the closet”), I listen to at least one radio station daily. Periodically, I catch on-air interviews with artists and other notables noticing ...

Kimeze wears her own clothing throughout. Photo by Neige Thébault Christina Kimeze opens the door to her studio, situated in a former cardboard box factory in a far-flung part of east London. It is ...

Gaby Moreno’s a long way from home, originally from Guatemala, and currently based out of Los Angeles, but the musician says she’s happy for the chance to finally take her music on the road. “This ...

“Those paintings were mostly about backs,” she said to me. “And I thought, Why are they turned away? What are you hiding? Maybe you’re hiding their big tits. I decided to do the opposite of everything ...

The Artnet News team always welcomes the chance to talk to our favorite celebrities, especially when their creative talents cross over into the art world, be it a stint at art-making, playing an ...

If you’ve been to Los Angeles or New York in the past year, you may have noticed Uncle Pennybags/Mr. Monopoly man wheatpastes out and about amongst the urban landscape. The work is courtesy of Alec ...