D.C. Protestors Rally for Embattled National African American Museum, Sotheby’s Halts Controversial Buddha Gem Sale: Morning Links for May 7, 2025
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“Rooted in Resilience” by Artist Conrad P Clarke
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New York Fairs Return to One Jam-Packed Week, Amid Major Market Shifts
There are a lot of fairs to attend. Here’s what’s worth seeing and why.
Fiber Art Has Officially Taken Over New York’s Museums and Galleries
The arrival of “Woven Histories” at MoMA has brought with it a parade of weavings, textiles, and more.
Price Your Art Strategically
Here’s how to develop art pricing strategies that will work for your collectors and also for you as an artist entrepreneur.
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Marina Xenofontos “Things We Lost” at Kunstverein Gartenhaus, Vienna
Marina Xenofontos’ work employs film and sculpture to consider the inevitability of failure and the marginalisation of personal narratives in civic spaces. By shaping interpretations and meanings, she explores interrelated facets of simulations, objects, and translations that allow for a remembrance of symbols and errors in their functions. With this approach, traditional methods and processes
A Little “Shadow Talk” with Dylan Rose Rheingold in Rome
Shadow Talk by Dylan Rose Rheingold marks the artist’s second solo exhibition at T293 and features her largest body of work to date: three monumental mural-sized paintings that push the boundaries of scale and intimacy. Alongside these, a selection of automatic drawings on paper, which Rheingold regards as studies in the ongoing evolution of her practice.
Larissa De Jesús Negrón: I Want What I Already Have @ Future Fair, NYC
Sabroso! is excited to announce a new solo exhibition I Want What I Already Have by Larissa De Jesús Negrón on view at Future Fair (Booth R9) in New York City from May 7-10 at Chelsea Industrial on 535 W 28th St. In this poignant series, Larissa De Jesús Negrón delves into the concept of returning—to Puerto Rico, to memory, and to self. Through her masterful oil paintings, she explores themes of identity, longing, and the subtle truths we often overlook. Drawing inspiration from the dreamlike worlds of Henri Rousseau, Salvador Dalí and Louise Bourgeois.
Susana Cereja | Multidisciplinary Portuguese Textile Artist
Susana Cereja, born in 1992 in Portugal, is a multidisciplinary artist. Susana is renowned for revitalizing traditional Portuguese textile techniques, particularly the Arraiolos stitch, within contemporary art. Her innovative approach seamlessly blends heritage craftsmanship with modern artistic expression. Early Life and Education Cereja’s artistic journey began with a foundation in architecture, which she studied in…
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The best new typefaces for May 2025 by leading foundries and designers
Need a fresh burst of typographic inspiration? Our latest monthly roundup of new and revived fonts is a must-read.
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