Exploring the Design History of RIMOWA

An exhibition at Sotheby's New York traced the style evolution of luxury luggage company RIMOWA.

The Intergalactic Chronicles of Cult Artist Rammellzee

At Red Bull Arts New York, the many narratives of cult artist Rammellzee: one of the most faceted and elusive figures of recent New York City history.

​8 Stand-Out Artworks at the Guggenheim's Giacometti Retrospective

The Guggenheim’s eponymous retrospective delved thoroughly into the renowned artist’s practice.

​How Danh Vo Captures the Cultural Narratives of Objects

In a complex practice of bricolage, Vietnamese-born Danish artist Danh Vo assembles historical objects to re-present their disjointed narratives as contemporary artworks.


At MoMA, an "Unfolding Portrait" of Louise Bourgeois' Creative Process

A 2017/18 MoMA retrospective gave due attention to the practice that marked both the genesis and the evolution of Louise Bourgeois' formidable oeuvre.

​The Weird and Wonderful Body, Sculpted Over 700 Years

You are cordially invited to gawk, gaze, and recoil at a wealth of bodies, both alluring and grotesque.

​In Montreal, Picasso Comes "Face-to-Face" with the African Art that Inspired Him

The African and Oceanic art and artifacts that so deeply inspired Picasso's career get their due at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. 


​Ancient Buddhist Artworks Teach Us Not to Fear the Future

The Second Buddha taught his disciples that the future is one with the past and present.


​Edvard Munch, Beyond The Scream

An examination of the Norwegian Expressionist’s lesser-known works at the Met Breuer.

​For Francis Picabia, Shape-Shifting Was the Purest Art

Somewhere at the crossroads of cubism’s energy, Dada’s irreverence, and the timeless eloquence of portraiture existed French artist Francis Picabia.​
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