Pete Escovedo, a musician and artist, celebrated his 90th birthday while touring with his daughter Sheila E. He has transitioned to showcasing his artwork, exhibiting at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts.
"At first we were like, 'How does this look like, us putting ourselves next to this Rene Ricard?'" Zhu says. "We were nervous, but it turned out well."
The venue's debut exhibition, Mythologies for a Spiritually Void Time, presents works by 15 multidisciplinary artists and signals a thoughtful evolution in how digital art is contextualized within traditional gallery environments.
Max Xeno Karnig presents twelve works on copper panel that draw inspiration from historical Western European painting, emphasizing a formalized vision of desire and complex compositional schemes.
"The group show celebrates the centenary of Cork Street, showcasing 15 galleries inspired by Jean Cocteau's controversial artwork, which faced censorship in the past."},{
The Our Local Heroes exhibition is a social inclusion project by Uniting Friends charity for adults with learning disabilities or autism. The artists have opened a public exhibition at Ilford Town Hall that runs until July 21, after a pre-run at Valentines Mansion.
The Museu de Arte de São Paulo developed a proprietary system for mounting artworks, using a unique fixation in its permanent exhibition, Acervo em movimento.
The exhibition weaves together memories from her early childhood in Clapham with contemporary reflections on family, changing circumstances and the nature of remembrance itself.
Imaginary Family is a parlor tableau warped into phantasmagoric excess. Here, a procession of distorted figures stands against a Georgian façade composed of sanguine pinks and murky mauves, like the fading wallpaper in a long-abandoned manor.
Caitlin McCormack’s crocheted skeletal animals and plants reflect a speculative future post-environmental catastrophe, warning about the present disconnect between humans and nature.
A small painting in tempera and sepia ink by Mary Anne Aytoun Ellis depicts two First Nation chieftains on horseback, integral to an exhibition at Buckingham Palace.
"We are not only going to display more, we are also going to see ways to be inspired by the Indigenous practices, in terms of thinking of community, thinking of sustainability."
Artists Saman and Sasan Oskouei create abstract landscapes that visually intertwine elements of nature with contemporary industrial materials, offering a thought-provoking commentary on human-nature relationships.
FUTURA invites audiences to engage with his creative journey on a more emotional level-anchored by the city that quietly shaped his summers as a child.
A centerpiece of the exhibition is Dzama's 2023 film To live on the Moon (For Lorca), which was originally commissioned by Performa for that year's iteration of the recurring performance festival in New York.
Her portraits don't offer idealized versions of humanity. Instead, they present skin as terrain-marked, layered, and alive with contradiction.
The exhibition immerses visitors in the nostalgic charm of 1930s musical dollhouses, showcasing a unique collaboration between Teenage Engineering and Bentgablenits for a sensory experience.
The works, most of which are preparatory studies that allowed the Northern Renaissance painter to experiment with light and space, have been placed in a dedicated gallery, with a lighting system that turns on only when a visitor walks in.
