Experiences: overview

Lia Halloran is an artist who often incorporates science and nature to create projects that draw from scientific materials, flying, skateboarding, historical influences, and identities. She has participated in a wide range of interdisciplinary collaborations with scientists and architects, including a book with Nobel Laureate Kip Thorne about the ‘Warped Side of the Universe’. She lives in Los Angeles where she is represented by Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, and is a Professor in the Art Department...

The world renowned Venice Biennale returns this year for the 61st edition, titled In Minor Keys, opening for previews on 5 May and running until 22 November. Find our unmissable highlights from the most anticipated art event of the year. Image: Galleria dell'Accademia Venezia Marina Abramović: Transforming Energy at Gallerie dell'Accademia (6 May - 19 October) Internationally renowned artist Marina Abramović will make history in 2026 as the first living female artist to be honored with...

Portrait of Nick Doyle (2026) by Guillaume Ziccarelli, courtesy of the Artist and Perrotin Nick Doyle’s “Collective Hallucinations” opened at Perrotin New York on April 24, so we sat down with him to discuss what led him to create this collection of works, using AI as a creative tool, and using absurdity to make a point. On paper, this show is a departure from your usual work. You’ve gone from corporate culture and kink bars in Paris to the mythology of the American West. But both feel like they...

Art Week returns to New York this season with a dynamic programme across the city. Must-see exhibitions at The Met, MoMA, and the recently reopened New Museum set the stage for a vibrant line-up of fairs, spotlighting established and emerging galleries from across the globe. Raphael: Sublime Poetry at The Met At The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Raphael: Sublime Poetry marks the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to Raphael in the United States. Bringing together more than 170 works, the sho...

Cauleen Smith is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker and multimedia artist whose work moves  across experimental film, sculpture, textile, and installation in pursuit of what she has called "the fragile, the forgotten, the flawed, and the fugitive." Since her debut feature Drylongso premiered at Sundance in 1998, Smith has built one of the most formally unpredictable practices in contemporary art, from hand-stitched protest banners at the 2017 Whitney Biennial to immersive installations drawin...