Song Dong’s exhibition on view at Pace—his first overseas solo show since the COVID-19 pandemic—focuses on work he made while trapped in his studio during the long lockdown. Cut off from the world, he used the solitary time to his advantage and developed a series of subtle projects that reflect his interest in adapting ancient philosophy to a contemporary context.
Chinese artist Song Dong’s exhibitions in China and the US feature works produced during the Covid-19 pandemic that highlight the loss of personal connection which resulted from restrictions on movement.
New York City is known for its vibrant art scene. There are countless galleries that showcase a wide range of artistic perspectives — including some standout spaces owned or curated by Black women. To make sure you know exactly what Black Woman-owned and -curated galleries to check out while in the Big Apple, 21Ninety has rounded… Continue reading NYC Galleries Curated by Black Women You Should Visit
Jen Craig’s new novel Wall confirms she is an ambitious writer in the best sense: she wants to convey deeply conflicted and even contradictory states of being in the world.
UCCA presents Slide / Show: Light Images in Chinese Contemporary Art. By juxtaposing artworks with select archival materials, the exhibition proposes a new genealogy of the slide and its legacy in Chinese contemporary art.