Author: Juddy Miller

Visitors have returned to Hong Kong’s museums as the Special Administrative Region’s lockdowns and travel restrictions have ended. Since opening in 2021, M+ has become Hong Kong’s most popular art museum. It received 2.8 million visitors in 2023—38% more than in 2022, when it was closed for 89 days due to the pandemic—making it one of the 20 most visited art museums in the world, according to M+. Art NewspaperThe annual visitor survey, published this month, has seen more visitors than Florence’s venerable Uffizi galleries and Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum. It was the most visited art museum in Asia, after the National Museum…

Edward Enninful is one of the great minds of our time. With an insatiable thirst for knowledge and “why?” with a passion for questioning, creativity flows constantly in his veins. Knees finds the greatest fulfillment in research, immersing himself in various cultures, especially art. Enninful seeks to understand “the mechanics of things” and studies “the masters and their brushstrokes,” among other things. Although her career has taken her to the far corners of the fashion world, she is “as excited to see me as she is to go to the galleries. [designer] shows”. Art is essential to his quality of…

Inaugural works of Small Worldthe latest biennial in Taipei, which closed on Sunday, the provocative exhibits are as remarkable as they ever get: first, a section featuring pioneering Palestinian digital artist Samia Halaby, then a wall of Hsu Tsun-Hsu’s photographs documenting Taiwan’s passage through the military dictatorship. To the prosperous democracy in the 1990s. Palestinian curator Reem Shadid from Beirut, Taiwanese curator Freya Chou from Hong Kong and Taiwanese American writer Brian Kuan Wood from New York. Small World It applies insights from very small but conflicted places, like Taiwan and Palestine, to big questions about humanity, security, and community. “After that there…

The art technology team at London’s Serpentine Galleries has invited artists and arts organisations, lawyers, publishers and technologists to join them in developing new shared systems for cultural institutions to manage and control their data using artificial intelligence (AI). The call to action comes in a year where the use of AI by large companies to analyze and profit from data sets — as well as by governments, businesses, professionals and creatives in their daily lives — is one of the major issues facing society. The group was invited at the Future Art Ecosystems 4: Art x Public AI (Fae…

More than 150 people occupied London’s Science Museum on Saturday to protest against a new gallery sponsored by part of the Indian conglomerate Adani, which has links to coal mining and arms manufacturing. The museum has been accused of allowing the Adani Group, the world’s largest private coal miner, to “green” its operations by sponsoring the Energy Revolution: Adani Green Energy gallery. through the renewable energy subsidiary. The new gallery, which opens on Tuesday, highlights how renewable energy can help tackle climate change. An investigation by research group Culture Unstained, using documents obtained through Freedom of Information requests, revealed that the…

a study of the guard Four formaldehyde sculptures created by Damien Hirst and dated to the 1990s have been alleged to have been created in 2017. In the first of two reports, published on March 19. an unidentified source says Hirst’s company, Science, “instructed employees to artificially age the sculptures, making them appear as if they were made in the 1990s.” Science representatives have confirmed that the three aforementioned sculptures were physically made in 2017: the pigeon; Myth Explore, Explain, Explode; and Cain and Abel, Hirst dates them to 1999, 1993-99 and 1994, respectively. Earlier dates refer to when the works were created, rather than produced,…

Organizmo Foundation  the definition of what an architect does turns on itself. Working with the built environment, it is not an architectural firm, but “an agent of horizontal dialogue”, as its founder, Ana María Gutiérrez, has said. Art Newspaper. Especially in collaboration with indigenous communities, Gutiérrez believes that his place is to “orchestrate”, not to teach. With a focus on sustainability, the Colombian organization hopes to help remove the stigma associated with using folk traditions and deconstruct colonialism in the process; the experts here are people who know the land, the plants and how to build with it. already there Fundación…

In 2022, the arts and cultural industries continued to have a significant impact on the United States economy, generating a record $1.1 trillion in economic activity, or 4.3% of the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP), according to a new study. From the US Arts and Cultural Production Satellite Account (ACPSA). The ACPSA report, released March 25, is the result of a collaborative research effort between the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). By tracking the economic value of arts and cultural production across 35 industries, including commercial enterprises and non-profit organizations, the report…

New York-based artist Tschabalala Self and Romanian-American sculptor Andra Ursuţa have won the Fourth Plinth Award. The Fourth Plinth Commissioning Group chaired by Ekow Eshun selected the two artists from a shortlist of seven artists. The sculptures will be presented on the Fourth Plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square in 2026 and 2028, respectively. Self, known for his depictions of the female form in media such as paint and fabric, won for Lady in Blue. This bronze sculpture is a tribute to young metropolitan women of color, inspired to capture the “everywoman” of today, and will be patinated in blue lapis…

In this monthly roundup, we spotlight five star exhibitions at small and up-and-coming galleries around the world. Although he first trained as a sculptor, Thai artist Pawarest (Doe) Choksaen worked as an art director for an advertising agency from 1997 to 2019. Only at the age of 49 did the artist decide to practice his art. the time Currently exhibiting solo at Richard Koh Fine Art, Choksaen presents a series of figurative paintings in “Conversations with Strangers” where he uses a palette of electrifying hues to illustrate fleeting, often forgotten moments of connection with others. Inspired by his community in…