Author: Naz Baydar

Artists such as Tacita Dean and Shezad Dawood have created works for a new exhibition and auction named “From the Ashes.” The artworks, made from ash and charcoal salvaged from

Bert Hardy, a UK photojournalist, captured iconic images of mid-20th century Britain. An exhibition titled “Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace” at the Photographers’ Gallery showcases his diverse work,

Is the modern museum still relevant today? Bettina Steinbrügge, director of Mudam Luxembourg, aims to explore this question through a series of exhibitions titled “A Model”. This exhibition brings together

In 1984, gallerist Tim Blum visited Tokyo and was inspired by the city’s underground art scene. Three decades later, he co-curated a survey of Japanese contemporary art at Blum &

“I Will Meet You Yet Again” explores contemporary Sikh notions of “home” through over 40 works reflecting the culture of the world’s fifth largest religious community. The exhibition at the

Harold Cohen: AARON at the Whitney Museum of American Art is an exhibition that offers historical perspective on AI’s capabilities and limitations. Cohen began coding AARON in the early 1970s

The Royal Academy’s exhibition “Entangled Pasts, 1769-now: Art, Colonialism and Change” challenges the historical role of the institution in supporting Empire and white supremacy. Featuring both past and contemporary artists

Nari Ward, a Jamaican-born artist based in New York, is renowned for his impactful sculptural installations crafted from discarded materials found in his Harlem neighborhood. His works tackle complex social

The British Museum will be hosting an exhibition this spring titled “Michelangelo: the last decades,” focusing on the final 30 years of the Renaissance master’s life. One of the highlights

Cartier, Islamic Inspiration and Modern Design Exhibition at Louvre Abu Dhabi showcases the influence of Islamic art on the early Modernists, particularly on Louis Cartier, the renowned jeweler. The exhibition