Art

Awol Erizku’s New Show Is—and Is Not—a Drill

In “Cosmic Drill,” which opens today at Ben Brown Fine Arts in London, the multidisciplinary artist reworks his own practice in 10 large-scale aluminum paintings. Imprinted with planetary photography and painted—and painted over—like street art, the processed works visualize the unexpected discovery of drill music.

By Joshua Glass January 27, 2023

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Donald Trump Demanded Vincent van Gogh. The Guggenheim Gave Him a Toilet Instead.

The former U.S. president requested a particularly tranquil Vincent van Gogh painting to join him during his turbulent time in the White House, but the artwork's owner—the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum—had only a toilet to offer.

By Lyric Niv January 24, 2023

This Week In Culture: January 23 - January 29, 2023

Shirin Neshat, Pussy Riot, Jonas Wood, Ai Weiwei, and more tackle the issues of today in this week's art openings.

By Lyric Niv January 23, 2023

Art

Awol Erizku’s New Show Is—and Is Not—a Drill

Duly Noted: 5 New York Shows I Already Love This Year

Did Nazis Steal Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers?

The Artist Hoping to Trade His Work For British Museum Artifacts

Donald Trump Demanded Vincent van Gogh. The Guggenheim Gave Him a Toilet Instead.

The former U.S. president requested a particularly tranquil Vincent van Gogh painting to join him during his turbulent time in the White House, but the artwork's owner—the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum—had only a toilet to offer.

This Week In Culture: January 23 - January 29, 2023

Shirin Neshat, Pussy Riot, Jonas Wood, Ai Weiwei, and more tackle the issues of today in this week's art openings.

Making a Big Investment? Fairchain Is the Art World’s Prenup.

FOG Design+Art Toasts the San Francisco Scene With a Preview Gala

This Year’s FOG Design+Art Transcends Generational and Geographic Boundaries

Jessica Taylor Bellamy and Suzanne Lacy Channel the Topography of Los Angeles

Meet The Computer Programmer-Turned-Collector Reframing the Role of 'Women's Work'

Friedrich Kunath Imagines Impossible Landscapes

Magali Reus Doesn’t Think You Need to Be Dutch to Appreciate Still Life

Football Gone Too Far? David Shrigley’s Terror of Glasgow

Inside André Leon Talley’s Everlasting Legacy

Art

Awol Erizku’s New Show Is—and Is Not—a Drill

Duly Noted: 5 New York Shows I Already Love This Year

Did Nazis Steal Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers?

The Artist Hoping to Trade His Work For British Museum Artifacts

Donald Trump Demanded Vincent van Gogh. The Guggenheim Gave Him a Toilet Instead.

The former U.S. president ​requested a particular​ly tranquil​ Vincent van Gogh painting to join him during his ​turbulent ​time in the White House, but the artwork's owner—the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum—had only a toilet to offer.

This Week In Culture: January 23 - January 29, 2023

Shirin Neshat, Pussy Riot, Jonas Wood, Ai Weiwei, and more tackle the issues of today in this week's art openings.

Making a Big Investment? Fairchain Is the Art World’s Prenup.

FOG Design+Art Toasts the San Francisco Scene With a Preview Gala

This Year’s FOG Design+Art Transcends Generational and Geographic Boundaries

Jessica Taylor Bellamy and Suzanne Lacy Channel the Topography of Los Angeles

Meet The Computer Programmer-Turned-Collector Reframing the Role of 'Women's Work'

Friedrich Kunath Imagines Impossible Landscapes

Magali Reus Doesn’t Think You Need to Be Dutch to Appreciate Still Life

Football Gone Too Far? David Shrigley’s Terror of Glasgow

Inside André Leon Talley’s Everlasting Legacy

The former U.S. president requested a particularly tranquil Vincent van Gogh painting to join him during his turbulent time in the White House, but the artwork's owner—the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum—had only a toilet to offer.