Tag: The Insiders

[ad_1] “War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing!” As we enter a new year filled with conflicts and atrocities, the Imperial War Museum in London plays a crucial role

[ad_1] Discover the captivating exhibitions of photographers James Welling and Richard Mosse, each pushing the boundaries of visual representation in their own unique ways. Welling’s “Thought Objects” show at David

[ad_1] Located in the picturesque Georgian spa town of Bath, the Holburne Museum is currently hosting an exhibition by artist Lubaina Himid titled “Lost Threads.” Himid’s use of brightly colored

[ad_1] The 1970s art scene in New York City was filled with danger, excitement, and creativity. Christopher Wool’s exhibition “See Stop Run” captures some of that rebellious spirit in a

[ad_1] Is Our Collective Security Worth the Sacrifice of Individual Privacy? Julia Scher explores the intersection of surveillance, technology, and ethics in her latest exhibition at Ortuzar Projects. Through thought-provoking

[ad_1] Gasworks, the south London art institution, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year with a rich history of supporting and showcasing artists from around the world. Over the years, Gasworks

[ad_1] Arthur Jafa’s latest exhibition, ***** at Gladstone Gallery, showcases his unique approach to exploring Blackness through art. The exhibition features an intriguing reimagining of a scene from Martin Scorsese’s

[ad_1] Greece is thriving, with open arms for artists from New York. At the ancient Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Marina Abramovic introduced Anonhi and the Johnsons to an enthusiastic crowd.