Observer caught up with the Icelandic-Danish artist to better understand what his latest exhibition reveals about the limits of our sensory perception.

A new neighborhood art walk and a weeklong celebration of the city's art spaces are among the top visual art events to take in in September.

A veteran Korean artist who has been assiduously experimenting with light, textiles, and sound in various mediums over the past four decades, Kimsooja (b. 1957) brings these long-standing interests...

1. Antonio Obá at Mendes Wood   “Antonio Obá is a Brazilian artist I’ve been intrigued with for a number of years. Obá’s practice encompasses sculpture, painting, installations, and performance—his...

Stifled by a weird and desperate present, the show finds some life in the treasures of the past.

 

Decomposing fruit, a scent-diffusing figurine and a fantasy dragon ship are just some of the works that explore themes of identity, migration and memory at the prestigious event this year

The Turner prize winner mourns the hellish destruction of Mackintosh’s Glasgow School of Art before sweeping you to heaven on a terrific tide of soulless tat and elegant craft

The 2024 survey focuses less on American art, more on America itself at a raw, vulnerable time.

In Shilpa Gupta’s Untitled (2023), she utilizes the reverse-engineered microphone as a tool to make her audience listen and wonder what has been left unsaid. Throughout Gupta’s exhibition, spread...

At Amant, New York, a survey of the artist's work commemorates the verse of poets censured by governments through sculpture and installations

The Mumbai-based artist discussed her strategies for challenging countries’ conceptions of boundaries—both real and figurative.

This week's art agenda includes exhibitions with Issy Wood, Viviane Sassen, Shilpa Gupta, Tadashi Kawamata, and Tracey Emin.

An immersive exhibition at Mona in Hobart merges music, sound and scent to evoke an eruption, from an artist who is always finding new ways to move his audience