The world of South and East Asian antiquities is generally very regular. After all, not a whole lot changes when it comes to ceramics and deities from centuries past. That said, this annual March showcase...
I’m sorry I haven’t written yet. But I promise you that Indian art has been on my mind. Anna Mikaela has only asked me about a thousand times, but we were both so busy gallivanting around North America...
Noelle Xie doesn’t believe in impossibilities. When her sister came from Shanghai to visit her on a UNICEF assignment in Zambia, the pair hoped to see Victoria Falls. Then the driver called out sick....
In an era beset by technology, where the internet and so-called millennials reign supreme, it can feel like there is no place for antiques. Certainly, the joy of discovery as an in-person experience...
Prune Nourry. Terracotta Daughters exhibited at Le Centquatre, Paris. Photograph courtesy of the artist. Prune Nourry often questions gender in her work, but the aesthetic power of 116 Terracotta...
With a background in architecture and environmental design, Benny Or is a creative director at Fireplay, a production studio that creates innovative spaces for music, events, and theater worldwide....
The eminent art-critic Roberta Smith called Alighiero Boetti “An Artist who Mixed Disparate Elements” in his obituary in the New York Times. It was published on April 26, 1994, shortly after the artist’s...
Full disclosure: I LOVE the Neue Galerie. In a contemporary art world beset by white cubes and arguably apathetic modernism, there is a resurgence of experiential museums that don’t just display art in a vacuum,...
