Antibes street art festival brings 16 international artists to the Côte d'Azur. We explored the murals while the paint was…
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For Matisse devotees, Nice is non-negotiable
Head to Nice for an unfiltered look at Henri Matisse's evolution, personal artifacts, and a chapel exhibit coming stateside in…
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Why art lovers are checking into this former convent in Nice
Hôtel du Couvent in Nice features hundreds of curated works throughout its rooms and gardens. Consider it a museum with…
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First impressions: 5 art spaces to visit in January
January's quieter galleries offer the perfect environment for these five compelling shows from Léon Spilliaert to San Francisco's 3rd annual…
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What happens when The Clash’s Paul Simonon trades his bass for brushes?
At the 2026 LA Art Show, Paul Simonon's paintings prove punk and stillness don't clash. His canvases speak the same…
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How Michael Kenna turned mist and memory into 124 perfect photographs
Photographer Michael Kenna brings 50 years of contemplative black and white landscapes to Nice's photography museum.
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Slawn and Opake’s Miami art show asks: Are you the hero or the villain?
British street artists Slawn and Opake transform comic book heroes into emotional studies at Miami's Art of Hip Hop through…
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From Jenny Saville’s beauty deconstruction to the faces of Jean-Michel Basquiat: 5 new art books worth unwrapping
Five new titles on Jenny Saville, Greer Lankton, Kerry James Marshall, Gabriele Münter, and Jean-Michel Basquiat prove art books aren't…
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The Hammer Museum’s ‘Made in L.A.’ biennial proves the city’s creative chaos is its greatest asset
The Hammer's seventh biennial proves L.A.'s creative scene is flourishing with 28 artists capturing the city's fragmented character.
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‘Horror’ at Sprüth Magers asks: What are you really afraid of?
By Karan Singh Between the dreams and nightmares (Gatorade commercial auditions and raging wildfires, to name a few) that make…
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