A recent biography and two concurrent exhibitions illuminate how Paul Thek's expansive, genre-defying practice, encompassing painting, sculpture, and theatre design, actively resisted easy categorization within the art market.
At the Wyoming Women’s History House, "Material Connections: Wyoming Women in Art" convenes eight state artists whose diverse practices explore female identity and historical narratives within the region.
Marc Brandenburg discusses how his meticulously curated personal archive of fashion, music, and film objects, infused with memory and subtly subversive design principles, profoundly shapes his distinctive multidisciplinary art practice, from detailed pencil drawings to installations.
Holler’s exhibition Two at Beijing's UCCA presents visitors with either a full-color or monochrome parallel reality to interrogate the notion of objective experience.
Seoul Botanic Park presents Plants Loved by Frida, transforming its grounds into a vibrant botanical homage that explores the artist's deep connection to nature.
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