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Sorayama has ended his NANZUKA relationship and launched his own management company. The move gives him more control over his work, IP and collaborations. Sorayama says he currently does not control @hajimesorayamaofficial. For most artists,…

On one skateboard, a wide-eyed smile stretches across the deck. Another features a woman whose elongated neck is adorned with necklaces made from costume jewelry, complementing her animal-print clothing. The designs were created by Nora…

For Julie and Hal Hanson, the new ‘Growing Kindness’ sculpture at the Overland Park Arboretum isn’t just about honoring their son Jeff, but about honoring the values he stood for. The $1.1 million sculpture, officially…

At Ánima Village in Los Cabos, a long ramp leads from the plaza and drops four meters into the ground, revealing Arte Abierto Baja—a 180-square-meter open-air gallery designed by Sordo Madaleno. The gallery features large-scale…

Arte Abierto Baja opens in Los Cabos, introducing a new public art gallery to the region. Designed by Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos at Ánima Village, the project is an open-air gallery that integrates Mexican and international…

At 91, Croatian-Australian artist Charles Billich, despite severe health complications, continues to create art from his hospital room. After a series of accolades in 2025—including UNESCO recognition and a painting presented to singer Marko Perković…

In Seoul, the renowned contemporary art fair will no longer take place at the Korea Exhibition Center (COEX). Starting in 2027, Frieze Seoul will move to the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), the iconic multi-functional complex…

Yayoi Kusama, born in Matsumoto, Japan, in 1929, had an unhappy childhood marked by hallucinations that she channeled into her art. Rejecting her conservative upbringing, she left Japan for New York in 1958, where her…

Arte Povera originated in the 1960s in Italy. The term, coined by the art critic Germano Celant, referred to artists using cheap non-artistic materials like metal scraps, rags, foil, earth, or wood. It was a…

Joy Machine is thrilled to present *The Peace of Wild Things*, a duo exhibition by Chicago-based American artist Emmy Star Brown and San Jose-based Korean artist Danym Kwon. This marks Brown’s second exhibition at Joy…