Latest articles by Osman Can Yerebakan
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Mark Armijo McKnight’s bodily landscapes capture the tactile serenity of the American West
The artist’s new exhibition at the Whitney Museum, which is organised by the museum curator Drew Sawyer, offers a succinct window into his contemplative suggestion of queering a landscape
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‘Denmark’s best-selling designer’ Jens Quistgaard is honoured at 3 Days of Design
Form Portfolios stages an exhibition of work by Jens Quistgaard – an icon of Danish sleekness – continuing its mission to underline less-known work by influential designers
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What to see at Art Basel 2024, as the fair arrives at its hometown
Art Basel 2024, the fair of all fairs, runs 13-16 June, with 285 international exhibitors and a long list of side shows and projects
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Frieze New York 2024: what to see in and around the city
Frieze New York 2024 (until Sunday 5 May) sees the city’s ample spring season programming celebrated at The Shed
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Berlinde De Bruyckere’s angels without faces touch down in Venice church
Belgian artist Berlinde De Bruyckere’s recent archangel sculptures occupy the 16th-century white marble Abbazia di San Giorgio Maggiore for the Venice Biennale 2024
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Michèle Lamy explores light and darkness in Dubai
Michèle Lamy collaborates with ICD Brookfield Place Arts and Carpenters Workshop Gallery to present 'Chiaroscuro'. a new exhibition at ICD Brookfield Place (until 18 March 2024)
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TEFAF opens its new edition with a trend-defying art and antique fair
TEFAF (The European Fine Art Fair) has returned to its original location in Maastricht with a welcoming display of ornate designs for collectors, dealers and art world regulars
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Todd Gray’s sculptural photography collages defy dimension, linearity and narrative
In Todd Gray’s New York exhibition, he revisits his 40-year archive, fragmented into elaborated frames that open doors for new readings
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Atlanta exhibition sheds new light on Cristóbal Balenciaga’s architectural haute couture
‘Cristóbal Balenciaga: Master of Tailoring’ at SCAD FASH Museum in Atlanta provides a fresh look at the couturier’s highly influential archive – including pieces rarely before on show to the public
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The Whiteness of Glass: strength, fragility and exclusion in New York
At Corning Museum of Glass, the medium’s problematic trajectory is reflected in a group show
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In LA, Patrick Jackson’s subversive sculptures ooze nostalgia and consumer culture
Timed to Frieze Los Angeles 2023, Patrick Jackson’s uncanny new exhibition 'Liquid Clay' at François Ghebaly’s disused warehouse space probes tactility, architecture and commerce
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Last chance to see: Rashid Johnson’s journey through migration, longing and togetherness in Menorca
We visited Rashid Johnson’s Brooklyn studio ahead of the artist’s show at Hauser & Wirth Menorca, which contemplates drift – physical and emotional
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Face painting: artist Gina Beavers on the best make-up tutorials
With her upcoming New York exhibition on hold, Beavers shares the make-up tutorials that inspire her bizarrely lush paintings
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The Philadelphia artist activating Frank Lloyd Wright’s only synagogue
David Hartt brings film, tapestry, sound and orchids to the 60-year-old building
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In Florence, Davide Balliano strikes up a dialogue with sculptor Arturo Martini
The Brooklyn-based artist has created a site-specific intervention of monochromatic works inspired by a stone nude from the collection of Museo Novecento
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New York soaks up al fresco culture at Frieze Sculpture
The fair’s public art initiative pitches up at Rockefeller Center for its inaugural New York edition
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Carsten Höller gives a Mexican museum a fresh perspective
The art trickster’s new installation at Museo Tamayo is guaranteed to keep you in suspended animation
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Pace Gallery opens Chelsea HQ with Calder, Hockney and more
The lofty 75,000 sq ft New York flagship designed by Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture heralds a new era in the gallery’s five-decade history
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Artist Shirin Neshat's advice on simple skin care
The New York-based Iranian artist, who is internationally recognised for her photographs and films with female protagonists, follows a rigid yet simple skin regimen to ease a hectic schedule
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Sarah Lucas’ new sculptures have us on the edge of our seats
The British artist discusses her latest series of seductive sitters which sit on, hug, and suffocate different chair designs
