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West Chelsea is New York's most concentrated contemporary gallery district — a long stretch of converted warehouses and purpose-built white cubes between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues, anchored by the High Line.
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The Los Angeles fair opens in the Marais with 34 galleries across two historic buildings
Post-Fair launches its first European edition in Paris this October, offering an alternative to corporate art fairs with affordable exhibitor fees and architecturally distinctive venues.
Textile legacies and temporal entanglements at Sweden's ninth biennial
The 2026 Borås Art Biennial examines how industrial modernity reshaped our experience of time through the lens of textile history, featuring twelve international artists across two museum venues.
The Saadiyat Island museum announces a year-long programme that moves from ancient board games and Indian Ocean trade routes to conflict-zone heritage preservation and a first-ever GCC–India contemporary art prize.
Louvre Abu Dhabi has announced four major exhibitions for its 2026–2027 season, tracing a single curatorial thread — exchange, movement, and cultural resilience — across ancient board games, Indian Ocean maritime history, a landmark GCC–India contemporary art prize, and heritage preservation in conflict zones.
Amid a fraught political climate, Manhattan's oldest museum opens a $175m expansion exploring the nation's democratic legacy
The New York Historical launches its ambitious Tang Wing for American Democracy this week, a 71,000 sq. ft addition that doubles as both a civic statement and a major curatorial upgrade for the institution founded in 1804.
Indigenous stewardship and ecological restoration converge in recent public art projects across New York Harbour
A new wave of installations on Governors Island examines the intersection of Indigenous history, industrial legacy, and coastal climate resilience.
The artist's first New York institutional show explores entropy, duration, and deviant knowledge through sculpture, video, and sound.
CARA presents Hedva's most ambitious visual presentation to date, featuring kinetic works, draining vessels, and wall paintings that embrace decay.
