Pope Leo XIV may be living a new life in the Vatican, but he’ll forever have a presence in Chicago—not just because it’s the city in which he was born and raised, but because of a new mural inside the Chicago White Sox stadium.
Memory has always been a narrative thread in Arpita Singh’s art, but as she approaches her 88th birthday this June,...
Artist Alex Chinneck has brought one of his playful public installations to London for Clerkenwell Design Week.
For Jonas Melvin, who is better known by his graffiti tag GREY, it took losing all control to finally regain it. After becoming a formidable force in San Francisco’s graffiti scene during the late-90s and early-2000s, and feverishly traveling the world to paint over cities and transit systems, GREY suddenly disappeared at the height of his fame.
At this year’s Biennale Architettura (Architecture Biennale)
When sifting through his portfolio, it becomes clear that Jack Nolan is invested in the details.
On the Upper East Side in Manhattan, decorating your stoop for special occasions has become a bit of a neighborhood tradition. But on Mother’s Day this year, one home stood out from the rest with a display unlike any other. With the help of her kids, travel blogger and creator Kristi Hemric transformed her stoop into a stunning showcase of vibrant flowers. These eye-catching blooms, however, aren’t real—they’re all meticulously built from LEGO bricks.
Just a few weeks ago, on a quiet, tree-lined street in Brooklyn, a warehouse transformed into a bustling art fair.
When California's devastating wildfires swept through the Los Angeles area in January, the Getty Villa survived a close call.
You might know Steve Wilson by his glasses. The art collector and entrepreneur dons bright red eyewear, a constant on his popular Instagram account, as he shares illuminating interviews with contemporary artists, including Bisa Butler and Hank Willis Thomas. Within each vignette, Wilson is in the artist’s studio, at an exhibition, or purchasing original art at fairs like Art Basel Miami.
Despite working predominantly with thread, Chiharu Shiota wants to be clear: her art should be read as paintings, not as...
In his artistic practice, Daniel Arsham doesn’t like to limit himself.
