Author: Julie Belcove

The Israeli artist discusses farming, climate change, refugees and the importance of place in her conceptual work.

‘Picturing the South’ celebrates 25 years of compelling photography projects below the Mason-Dixon Line.

Making up for lost time, this season features a veritable eruption of must-see new exhibitions, surveys and more.

Originally from France, Mariane Ibrahim is returning with a red-hot roster of artists for an inaugural exhibition this month.

The British-born multihyphenate’s discusses her show ‘Monet Hates Me’ and the “poetry” behind filmmaking.

“There’s no skiing, so what do you do?” asked one ArtCrush attendee. “You hike and you see art.”

As the popularity of clay-based art heats up, the Golden State remains the medium’s epicenter.

An NFT artwork shakes the auction landscape, outdoor art venues become all-important during a pandemic year and museums diversify.

The skilled advisor doesn’t just want to educate—he wants to change the game.

“I don’t think they realized how serious I was going to be about this.”