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An intimate appraisal of David Hockney’s late work, tracing his shift from glamorous 20th-century subjects to Yorkshire landscapes and Normandy iPad paintings during the pandemic, culminating in major exhibitions that cement his status as a visionary artist who finds renewal in nature, technology and perception.
A new Gagosian London show, 'Richard Avedon: Facing West,' recontextualizes the photographer’s iconic In the American West series with a curated sequence that foregrounds resilience and shared humanity, curated by his granddaughter Caroline Avedon, on view January 15 to March 14, 2026.
This article highlights five notable art exhibitions at small galleries around the world in January 2026, featuring diverse works from artists Justus de Rode, Gwen Evans, Sera Holland, Morgan Lehman Gallery, and Francesco Pantaleone, showcasing themes from nature and domestic unsettling to textured abstraction and precarious sculptures.
The article highlights nine art exhibitions to visit before they close, including the 'Sixties Surreal' at the Whitney Museum, which features over 150 works from the 1960s that explore counterculture, social unrest, and marginalized artists, offering a revisionist perspective on the era's art.
The article reviews the 2025 Armory Show in New York, highlighting its cautious approach due to uncertain market conditions, and recommends 13 standout booths featuring diverse contemporary artworks, from vibrant abstractions to politically charged indigenous art, providing a guide for visitors to navigate the sprawling fair.
The White House released a list criticizing certain Smithsonian exhibitions and materials as 'woke' or anti-American, sparking reactions from some artists who see the label as a badge of honor.
The White House is initiating a comprehensive review of Smithsonian museums and collections to ensure they align with the administration's emphasis on restoring 'truth and sanity' to American history, ahead of the 250th anniversary celebrations.
The White House is conducting a review of Smithsonian museum exhibitions to ensure they align with President Trump's view of American history, focusing on promoting American exceptionalism and removing divisive narratives ahead of the 250th anniversary.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art showcased the impressive "Manet/Degas" exhibition, along with Lauren Halsey's stunning rooftop installation. Other notable art shows included "Vertigo of Color" at the Met, an exhibition of Doyle Lane's vibrant ceramic weed pots at David Kordansky Gallery, Henry Taylor's retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the International African American Museum in Charleston. The year also saw the emergence of under-the-radar artists and thought-provoking exhibitions exploring war and its impact.
The Saint Louis Art Museum is hosting an exhibit titled "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century," exploring the impact of hip hop on contemporary art. The exhibit features over 90 works, including graffiti, fashion, and art made from unexpected materials. Museums across the country are also showcasing exhibitions, such as commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Pablo Picasso's death and highlighting the works of female artists Alma Thomas and Ruth Asawa. Additionally, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is hosting the "Manet/Degas" exhibit, featuring a historic appearance of Manet's "Olympia" in the United States.
LGDR, a prominent art gallery formed by four dealers, has dissolved after just two years. Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn has decided to leave the partnership and reopen her own gallery, Salon 94, while Dominique Lévy, Brett Gorvy, and Amalia Dayan will continue under the new name Lévy Gorvy Dayan. The breakup confirms predictions of friction among the strong personalities involved. The gallery had consolidated under Greenberg Rohatyn's roof but faced growing pains. The partners had hoped to compete with major galleries like Gagosian and Zwirner. Lévy Gorvy Dayan will start its fall season with a retrospective of Pierre Soulages, while Salon 94 will reactivate with a solo show by Karon Davis.
Nearly 50 Picasso-themed exhibitions are being held in the US and Europe to commemorate the 50th death anniversary of Pablo Picasso, who died at the age of 91. In addition, a selection of past Masterpiece columns by various authors is being presented to capture the range and restless inventiveness of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century.