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Date: April 22 – July 31
Exhibition courtesy of Woodward Gallery at Downtown Association, 60 Pine Street, NYC
Boren Banner Series: Samantha Wall
Date: April 10 – October 6
Exhibition courtesy of Frye Art Museum
Amos Eno Gallery
Amos Eno Gallery is a nonprofit arts center, providing a full and active season of exhibits by emerging and mid-career visual artists, complemented by a diverse and challenging series of […]
Etherton Gallery
About the gallery: Since 1981, Etherton Gallery has showcased the icons of the history of photography as well as the contemporary artists changing its course. Our exhibitions highlight the most […]
Harvard Art Museums
About the Harvard Art Museums The Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge have one of the largest and most renowned collections of art in the United States, and invites visitors to […]
Frye Art Museum
Located on Seattle’s First Hill, the Frye Art Museum first opened its doors in 1952 as the legacy of Charles and Emma Frye, prominent early-twentieth-century Seattle business leaders and art […]
Woodward Gallery
Woodward Gallery has been sharing art in the community through public exhibitions since 1994. Their mission remains steadfast: to promote gallery artists and to enhance private collections through their vast national […]
The Center for Figurative Painting
The Center for Figurative Painting was formed to provide public exhibition and display of Post-War American Representational painting for the general public, artists and educators in an effort to further […]
40 Years with
Art in America!
Since 1982, the Art in America Guide has been the most comprehensive national printed directory of galleries, art dealers, consultants, museums, and nonprofit art spaces available.
Our 40th anniversary edition marks our final edition of the print publication. We’re taking the momentum of this historic milestone to evolve our digital platform. Looking ahead, the Art in America Guide will be a more interactive resource for the art industry and our engaged community of museums, galleries, art schools, nonprofits, and art dealers that have been part of the Art in America Guide for decades. More on that soon!
Highlights From Art Media
- Venice Diary Day 3: The Biennale’s Best...by Emily Watlington on 04/19/2024 at 5:52 pm
I have a favorite pavilion—if you’ll permit me a superlative, despite not having seen every single one. For five days, I ran around Venice […]
- Houston’s Long-Awaited Rothko Chapel Expansion...by Karen K. Ho on 04/22/2024 at 5:06 pm
Several new buildings and landscape features are being constructed at the site of the famous art institution.
![In her “Venice Diaries,” senior editor Emily Watlington describes her experience at the Venice Biennale. For Day 3, she wrote about her favorite national pavilions.
At the Austrian pavilion, Anna Jermolaewa’s live performance “Rehearsal for Swan Lake” (2024) shows Ukrainian ballet dancer Oksana Serheieva rehearsing at the barre.
The wall text informs viewers that the Soviet Union’s state television station would play Swan Lake on a loop, in lieu of regular programming. The gesture is clear: Serheieva was rehearsing—for a Russian regime change.
“The piece,” writes Watlington, “captured the absurdity of seeing art—namely, a biennial—while waiting for war and genocide to end.”
Read her diary to find out her other favorite pavilions.
Image: Oksana Serheieva in Anna Jermolaewa's "Rehearsal for Swan Lake" (2024), in the Austrian pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale.
Credit: Photo Lucas Blalock
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