November 17, 2020

Untitled , 1984. Cy TwomblyWallector Untitled from On the Bowery, 1969-1971. Cy TwomblySusan Sheehan Gallery In this monthly series, Artsy’s Curatorial team features a group of five emerging and noteworthy artists who are working in a similar style or spirit as a well-known or established artist. This month, we focus on Cy Twombly, the late

“I like to observe, contemplate, and sometimes my eyes latch onto something and seize upon an incongruous detail and I find it magnificent,” the Montreal-born artist Marie Rioux says of her artistic process. “Marie Rioux: Suspended Times,” currently on view at Toronto’s Abbozzo Gallery, brings together a series of landscapes painted by the artist over

Eight months since museums across the US were forced to abruptly close, institutions have lost millions of dollars and are struggling to survive, according to a new report from the American Alliance of Museums. Roughly 30 percent of US museums remain closed today, and those that have resumed public operations are averaging just 35 percent of

Isamu Noguchi was a storied sculptor and, over the course of an eclectic career from the 1920s until his death in 1988, so much more. His ethereal workings of chopped and finessed stone were accompanied by monumental treatments of many other sculptural materials. Then he worked as a sharp-eyed designer of iconic furniture as well

Portrait of Daniel Arsham. Photo by James Daniel Arsham has joined the Cleveland Cavaliers as creative director and minority partner in a landmark deal bridging the worlds of contemporary art and professional sports. Arsham’s position, believed to be the first of its kind, will focus on developing a visual identity across all aspects of the

All images © Aleia Murawski and Sam Copeland, courtesy of Broccoli, shared with permission Snails, they’re just like us! Teeming with cinematic photos, a new book pulls back the curtains on the slimy critter’s vibrant social lives, as they slip out of their shells for shopping, shenanigans, and a night on the town. Snail World:

“Vessel of the Universe (Sisidlan ng Kalawakan)” (2020), soldered metal, glass, LED strips, and electrical fittings, 64.5 x 47 x 12 inches. All images © Joshua Limon Palisoc, shared with permission Joshua Limon Palisoc draws on the tenets of Filipino Psychology to inform his life-sized figures that radiate from the inside. Using mesh-like forms of