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The Chicago Architecture Biennial in 2018. COURTESY THE CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL The list of contributors to the Chicago Architecture Biennial’s 2019 edition, which will run from September 19 through January…
A studio at Storm King Art Center. COURTESY STORM KING Beginning in June, a handful of people will temporarily be able to call the sprawling, verdant grounds of the Storm…
Installation view of “Knox Martin: Radical Structures” at Hollis Taggart in New York. COURTESY THE ARTIST AND HOLLIS TAGGART, NEW YORK. © 2019 KNOX MARTIN/LICENSED BY VAGA AT ARTISTS RIGHTS…
Wong Ping, Dear, can I give you a hand?, 2018. PHILIPP HÄNGER Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, which has locations in New York and Los Angeles, has added Wong Ping to its…
Installation view of “Camp: Notes on Fashion.” COURTESY THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART/BFA.COM/ZACH HILTY Though it might not have been high in mind for the fashion set, those of a…
Nakhane. TARRYN HATCHETT “Muses” is a column for which creators from different disciplines reveal sources of artistic inspiration and instigation. Nakhane is an adventurous, expansive musician from South Africa whose…
Frank Lloyd Wright, Design 706, Printed Duck, 1955, cotton. ©2019 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOUNDATION, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, LICENSED BY ARTIST RIGHTS SOCIETY/THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, NEW YORK MONDAY, MAY…
PBS NewsHour chief arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown and Whitney Museum senior curator Donna De Salvo. COURTESY PBS NEWSHOUR At a moment when news organizations across the country are cutting arts…
Jeff Koons’s Rabbit, 1986, sold for $91.1 million, a record for a living artist. CHRISTIE’S IMAGES LTD. 2019 To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for…
Interior view of Museo del Prado after important works from its collection were evacuated during the Spanish Civil War. MUSEO PRADO In March, Madrid’s Casa del Campo—a sprawling park near…