The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) has announced the 12th edition of its signature art fair, NADA New York, slated to take place from May 13 to 17, 2026, at the Starrett-Lehigh Building in West Chelsea. This renowned event will feature a diverse array of contemporary art, showcasing over 121 galleries and art spaces representing 15 countries and 46 cities […]
This spring, the American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) presents *Self-Made: A Century of Inventing Artists*, a major exhibition critically examining the historical definition of the “self-taught artist” in the United States through authorship, agency, and self-representation. Spanning the early 20th century to today, the exhibition features 90 works focusing on self-portraiture, alter egos, and autobiography. *Self-Made* is the first sustained […]
**Daily Newsletter Update: Unusual Fundraising, LACMA Controversy, and More** The art world is abuzz with a unique funding approach for Alma Allen’s Venice exhibition, as the American Arts Conservancy launches an online donation campaign for the 2026 US Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. This unconventional method is necessary due to the lack of institutional financial support. Meanwhile, Hyperallergic is encouraging […]
Title: PichiAvo’s “Athena with a Mohawk”: A Blend of Traditional and Modern in Athens Athens, Greece—a city celebrated for its extensive heritage and classical design—has warmly welcomed contemporary art in unexpected manners. A striking representation of this blend is the mural “Athena with a Mohawk” by the distinguished street art pairing PichiAvo. Situated in the lively district of Psiri, this […]
The intricate world of funding art exhibitions can often reveal underlying complexities, as shown by the current situation with the United States Pavilion at the 2026 Venice Biennale. Historically, patronage from esteemed foundations and wealthy enthusiasts has been openly celebrated, yet this year, the funding landscape appears unusually opaque. Alma Allen’s pavilion, a project overseen by the recently established American […]
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**The Closing of The Box LA: A Unique Space for Experimental Art** **The End of an Era** After a remarkable 19-year journey, The Box LA, the daring experimental space known for nurturing unconventional art forms, is set to close its doors. Established with a commercial gallery structure, it often embraced the freedoms of a nonprofit, showcasing work seldom accepted by […]
In October 1962, Alison Knowles transformed the ordinary act of making a salad into a novel form of art. Her piece, “Proposition #2: Make a Salad,” was first performed at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts during the Festival of Misfits—a lively event curated by poet and art dealer Victor Musgrave, which marked the introduction of the Fluxus group to Great […]
This week’s New York Newsletter dives into the art scene with contrasting scales, from Joe Macken’s intricate 50-foot miniature model of New York City showcased at the Museum of the City of New York, to Tuan Andrew Nguyen’s imposing Buddha sculpture on the High Line. The newsletter also explores the “Greater New York” exhibition at MoMA PS1, evaluating its striking […]
Manabu Kosaka: The Paper Artisan Creating Remarkably Detailed 1:1 Scale Reproductions of Common Objects In the field of paper art, Manabu Kosaka distinguishes himself with his elaborate, full-sized paper reproductions of everyday items. In contrast to the typical perception of paper as a medium for fragile creations, Kosaka elevates it to remarkable heights by producing replicas that resemble vintage cameras, […]