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Brooklyn-based artist Maud Madsen delves into what it means to find comfort, inspiration, and security in our domestic spaces.

I had a conversation recently with a colleague about the aesthetic of loneliness.

Comprised of small-scale still-lifes and figurative subjects in almost equal parts, Eric McHenry’s recent solo show presents less of a divide but more of a continuum between the two genres.

At Half Gallery, a quiet but ecstatic turbulence unfolded in Outside the possibility of worldly (May 8–June 3, 2025), Mannat Gandotra’s first solo exhibition in New York.

Last year, the Untitled Art Fair announced it would come to Houston in September 2025.

I didn’t see as many shows in March because this past month was more festive than most.

The American artist considers depression and the suppressed queerness of his childhood in a series of intensely personal paintings, on show at Half Gallery, New York

While traditional plein air painters capture their surroundings while outdoors, artist Maria Calandra takes a different approach.

This month, Marian Goodman opened her new space in Tribeca—a thoughtfully renovated building at 385 Broadway. 

Here's what last week's fairs in New York have to tell us about the state of the art market in the U.S.

Enma Stern has always interested us, from our Radio Juxtapoz podcast with her and the magazine feature that followed, and in that interest has always been that she was creating a world for herself and her friends.

Word is we’re heading into a supercharged hurricane season that could yield six to ten storms driving up the coast, but nothing can stop artists from returning to the city to mount fresh exhibitions.

Organizers of the Armory Show have revealed the more than 235 galleries set to participate in the New York event’s 2024 iteration, slated to take place September 6–8 at the Javits Center, with a September 5 VIP preview day.

Expo Chicago has returned to Navy Pier, offering its fairgoers more of what it’s known for: a decidedly relaxed vibe (at least compared to its coastal counterparts), an unparalleled focus on regional operations, and wide-ranging art willing to take on American politics.

As we reported last week with the opening of Geoff McFetridge's new solo show, Half Gallery also opened a new show of stoneware paintings and sculptures by Los Angeles-based artist, Sachi Moskowitz.