The latest from Artful

After two pandemic-related postponements, one of Asia’s most important art events is proceeding with a combination of in-person and digital programming—beginning with a big ceremonial procession through the galleries.

The cultural economist, who publishes a yearly report on the state of the global art market with Art Basel and UBS, discussed the latest edition in a virtual event with Artful.

In his latest show, at Greene Naftali in New York and on an interactive website, an artist known for hacking the code of video game systems uses Artificial Intelligence to intervene in popular social media platforms.

A new show at the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, “Felix Gonzalez-Torres: The Politics of Relation,” explores themes of migration, tourism, and escape in the conceptual artist’s works.

Self-taught artists and Southern vernacular architecture inspired Buchanan's "shack" sculptures, photographs, and drawings, on view in a new exhibition in downtown New York.

"Ed Ruscha: OKLA," a new survey exhibition at Oklahoma Contemporary, explores the roots of an artist long associated with Los Angeles.

While it undergoes a major renovation, New York's Frick Collection has found a temporary home for its greatest artworks at the Marcel Breuer-designed museum building on Madison Avenue. The Frick's Deputy Director and Chief Curator spoke to Artful about the new Frick Madison.

The contemporary photographer and activist Zanele Muholi, who has drawn global attention to South Africa’s LGTBI community in vibrant portraits, has organized a revealing tribute to their mentor David Goldblatt.

For the latest installment of our five-question interview, we spoke to Alexandre Errera, an art dealer and advisor based in Hong Kong who specializes in Postwar and Contemporary art.

Sam Pollard's new documentary provides essential background on the history of Black art in America and the work artists, curators, and collectors have done to increase its visibility.