A Lighthouse called Kanata presents an exhibition of works by Keisuke Matsuda, February 13 until February 28.
The MoMA affiliate marks its 50th anniversary with its quinquennial survey of New York-based artists. The exhibition is curated by a team led by director Connie Butler.
The Hollywood Hills residence of art market luminary Ash Nouri, a 1962 modernist structure, enters the market as a living gallery that expertly blends its mid-century soul with contemporary technological sophistication, all while providing broad, cascading views of the city.
At Asprey Studio London, Oscar-winning artist Tim Yip unveils "Incredible Reality," an exhibition employing sculpture and photography to manifest a nuanced exploration of parallel dimensions where myth, memory, and technology converge.
While offering a notable inclusion of female artists, the Dallas Museum of Art's "International Surrealism" exhibition regrettably joins a broader curatorial inclination to soften the movement's radical political essence for a more decorous presentation.
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