Visitors viewing Sun Yitian's painting at Esther Schipper, Frieze Seoul 2024
From Art Fairs to Biennales, Contemporary Art Is Blossoming in South Korea
Fair With two major art fairs and related museum and gallery exhibitions in Seoul and the opening of an international art biennale in Gwangju, South Korea was the Asian hot spot for contemporary art last week.
A Visual Interpretation of the Black Experience at Edges of Ailey
Gallery Edges of Ailey, on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art, is an exhibition that investigates, reveals, and honors the legendary choreographer Alvin Ailey.
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Game On: The Nostalgic Art of Video Games
Museum I am not in an amusement arcade, nor in a pub. I am in a museum surrounded by people whose ages range from 5 to 80 years old. The excitement belongs to children and teenagers; the nostalgia to those over 30.
An Intersection of Art & Science at PST Art
Fair In a broad sense, art and science have always occupied two sides of the same coin. It was true when primitive hunters ventured into the caves of what is now Chauvet in South France to paint images of their prey, using irregularities in the stone surface to create the impression of dimensionality and rendering some animals with multiple legs to denote rapid movement.
ARTBO Celebrates 20 Years of Colombian Art
Fair Celebrating its 20 year anniversary, ARTBO is Colombia’s preeminent fair shining a light on Colombian art of the last 50 years. Welcoming galleries from all over the country, as well as South and Central American and beyond, the fair offers space for collectors on a global level to invest in Colombian art and art largely focused on Latin America.
The 15 Best Art Schools in the U.S. 2025
At Large Art & Object is proud to once again share what we believe to be the top fifteen undergraduate art schools in the United States, to help young and returning artists find the education to which they are best suited.
Archaeological Discoveries and Pop Culture Controversy In Pompeii
At Large Two more victims of the 79 AD Mount Vesuvius eruption were discovered on August 12th, amidst rumors that pop-icon Madonna would be celebrating her 66th birthday at the historical site’s amphitheater, Teatro Grande.
The Transformative Layers of Alexandre Lenoir
Gallery One of the art world’s rising stars, Paris and NYC-based French painter Alexandre Lenoir (1992) captivates audiences with his otherworldly, mysterious creations of paint and masking tape.
An Interview with Kenny Schachter on Collecting, Curating, and Creating
At Large Kenny Schachter is a polymath of sorts with a multitude of interests and skills that have guided him in the arts. As a collector, curator, artist, lecturer, and writer, he has used information gathering and personal experience to create and comment on global, political, and art world-centric visual discourse.
One of Japan’s 20th Century Collections Under Threat of Liquidation
At Large Despite holding one of the most emblematic collections of 20th century western art in Japan, Chiba Prefecture’s Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art is now facing serious threats of dissolution. Located 50 minutes from Tokyo by train, the museum was initially opened in 1990 by Katsumi Kawamura, the then president of Dainippon Ink and Chemicals (DIC).
