Wanna Rubens of Your Dog? Need a Van Gogh of Your WFH Space? The Getty and Google Got an App For That
With the Google Arts & Culture app, you can now see your own life through the eyes of an artist. Overlay a van Gogh onto your breakfast. Let Rubens draw your dog. Using the new Art Transfer feature, simply take or upload a photo within the app,...
Germany’s Schlossgut Schwante Sculpture Park to Open in June With Inaugural Exhibition Featuring Works by Ai Weiwei, Hans Arp and Martin Creed
Schlossgut Schwante Sculpture Park, founded by Dr. Loretta Würtenberger and Daniel Tümpel, has announced the new opening date for its launch in Brandenburg, Germany, on June 19, 2020. The inaugural exhibition Sculpture & Nature – featuring...
Benefit Auction for San Francisco’s Museum of the African Diaspora Raises Over $450,000
MoAD’s future is looking assuredly brighter after an online auction of work by Black artists from around the world, entitled Diaspora Unite! Artists of African Descent for MoAD, exceeded all expectations and raised over $450,000 for the...
Los Angeles Funders Unite to Create Relief Fund for Visual Artists
California Community Foundation (CCF) together with the J. Paul Getty Trust and a coalition of local artist-endowed foundations announced Monday the launch of the Relief Fund for L.A. County Visual Artists, a collaborative effort to support the...
Royale Projects Presents Ken Lum at Frieze Frieze New York Online Viewing Room May 8—15, 2020
An innovator of post-conceptual art, Lum’s work has been widely exhibited since the 1970’s. The artist explores how existing political, economic, and social structures play a significant role in the construction of identity leading to tensions...
Sedrick Chisom: Traveling in Time Frieze New York Online Viewing Room May 8—15, 2020
Depicted by shifting light, a day unfolds over Monument Valley—the main stage of Sedrick Chisom’s screenplay odyssey, 2200. Chisom's sci-fi epic, in which People of Color have abandoned a dying Earth to explore the universe, serves as an ongoing...
San Francisco Art Institute Will Stay Open With Limited Offerings
San Francisco Art Institute Board Votes to Keep School Open With Limited Academic, Exhibition Offerings and Targets Major Partnership, Philanthropic Outreach to Ensure School’s Future Contrary to previous reports in the media, The Board of...
Art Master Game Fills The Void For Art Lovers During COVID-19
Art Master, a free art trivia game for Android and iOS, has launched to help art enthusiasts and collectors reconnect with the art world during a time when art galleries, museums, art fairs, and artist studios are closed due to the growing...
Los Angeles Gallery to Host Kaws, George Condo, Banksy, Jeff Koons, Daniel Arsham and Retna in Virtual Exhibition ‘XXI’
Ground-breaking digital art investments platform, ARTCELS, has partnered with HOFA Gallery, Los Angeles, to announce a new virtual contemporary art exhibition, 'XXI', launching on 4 May. Responding to the realities of social distancing, ARTCELS...
Clarence Holbrook Carter: Metamorphosis of an American Surrealist
WOLFS in Cleveland, Ohio, presents Clarence Holbrook Carter: Metamorphosis of an American Surrealist, with over 200 works directly from the estate of the artist. Clarence Holbrook Carter (American, 1904-2000), well-known for his large...
Frieze Viewing Room to Launch with Frieze New York 2020
Frieze has revealed details of the debut of Frieze Viewing Room, an ambitious new digital initiative that will launch with an online edition of Frieze New York. The mobile app and web-based platform will be live May 8–15, 2020, with an...
Outsider Art Fair Director Becca Hoffman To Lead Art Aspen, SOFA Chicago, And Art Palm Springs
Intersect Art and Design announces the appointment of Becca Hoffman as Managing Director. Hoffman will oversee the three art fairs in Intersect’s portfolio: Art Aspen, SOFA Chicago, and Art Palm Springs. Hoffman, who for the past seven years was...
Getty Creates $10M LA Arts COVID-19 Relief Fund
The J. Paul Getty Trust will create a $10 million COVID-19 relief fund to support Los Angeles-based non-profit museums and visual arts organizations in response to the coronavirus crisis, the J. Paul Getty Trust’s Board of Trustees announced...
Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving at the de Young Opening Late Spring
In 1930, Frida Kahlo left Mexico for the first time and traveled to San Francisco. This experience was deeply influential, shaping Kahlo’s self-fashioned identity and launching her artistic path. In Spring 2020, she returns to San Francisco with...
Corey Helford Gallery presents ‘Happiness is Easy’ by Ewa Prończuk-Kuziak April 18 – May 23, 2020
Prończuk-Kuziak’s oil paintings are a combination of still life, nature and fantasy. She creates rainbow-colored visions of animals that are made of materials, as if woven out of thread and decorative fabrics. Building on contrast, they are full...
The Andy Warhol Foundation For The Visual Arts Commits $1.6 Million To Emergency Relief Funds
The Andy Warhol Foundation has announced that it will join forces with its Regional Re-granting partners across the country to make emergency grants to artists affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. One of several simultaneous efforts the foundation...
Kavita Singh And Anne Sweeney Join Getty Board Of Trustees
Art historian Kavita Singh and entertainment executive Anne Sweeney have joined the J. Paul Getty Trust Board of Trustees, the board announced today. Kavita Singh is a professor of art history the School of Arts and Aesthetics of Jawaharlal...
Aubrey Beardsley at the Tate: ‘Quite Mad and a Little Indecent’
Tate Britain’s major new exhibition celebrates the brief but astonishing career of Aubrey Beardsley. Although he died tragically young at the age of just 25, Beardsley’s strange, sinuous black-and-white images have continued to shock and delight...
Pace Gallery Presents Online Exhibition “Saul Steinberg: Imagined Interiors”
Pace Gallery is presenting Saul Steinberg: Imagined Interiors, the first in a series of thematic and solo exhibitions created exclusively for the gallery’s online platform to be mounted during this unprecedented period of temporary closures....
Lynda Benglis at the NGA Washington
In the late 1960s, American artist Lynda Benglis (b. 1941) expanded the boundaries traditionally assigned to media and gender with her bold, physical, and tactile works. Since then, Benglis's endless innovation has made her a critical figure who...
