Turner Prize–Winning Artist Lubaina Himid to Represent UK at 2026 Venice Biennale
Her art often alludes to forms of Black liberation, sometimes with a focus specifically on women.
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Archaeologist Who Discovered Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh’s Tomb Believes There Is Another—Possibly Containing a Mummy
British archaeologist Piers Litherland, who spearheaded the joint Egyptian-British team, believes that there is a second tomb, which could contain the mummy of Thutmose II.
Met Museum to Return Griffin Head Donated by Former Trustee to Greece
The museum’s researchers concluded it was likely illegally removed from the Archaeological Museum of Olympia in the 1930s, though details of the removal aren’t known.
Machu Picchu: A Guide to Peru’s ‘Lost City of the Incas’
Your guide to the famed Peruvian ruins, one of the world’s New Seven Wonders.
Ayoung Kim Wins the $100,000 Guggenheim LG Award
The prize is part of an art-and-technology-focused collaboration between the Guggenheim Museum and LG.
What Was the Harlem Renaissance?
Also known as the New Negro Movement, the Harlem Renaissance was a movement of the 1920s and ’30s that sought to redefine Black identity through literature, music, painting, photography, and intellectual thought.
Laura Owens’s Latest New York Exhibition Is the Season’s Buzziest Show for a Reason
The paintings on view at Matthew Marks Gallery play on the thin boundary between fact and fiction—a tough to tightrope to walk.
Mickalene Thomas Creates Design for DART Car’s Custom McLaren Racecar
We love a good custom car design here at Juxtapoz, and this one caught our eye this past week. DART Car, the Driven Artists Racing Team, debuted their team and unveiled the look of their race car designed by Summer 2024 cover artist, Mickalene Thomas, the inaugural commission being a custom wrap for the McLaren Artura GT4 racecar as well bespoke driving suits and hand-painted helmets. DART Car’s first race of the 2024 season is the SRO GT4 America at Sonoma Raceway from March 28-30, 2025.
Gil Bruvel
Gil Bruvel’s work seems to be both modern and craft movement inspired at the same time. They are made of hundreds of parts; intricate, yet, when those parts are viewed from a distance, are smooth and cohesive. We’ve asked the artist to delve into his process and themes and a bit of his background as an artist. Click the image above to read our Hi-Fructose exclusive with the artist
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