An identical mural attributed to the artist was painted at the foot of a tower in central London but the artist did not post images of it.

A group show at Materials for the Arts features work by four artists who used discarded materials sourced from the city-run reuse program.

The exhibition opening in June 2026 will span five decades of the Bay Area artist’s work.

The show spans eight decades of artists—from Monet and Haring to Kapoor and Boafo.

Simas’s new installation and performance for the Walker Art Center draw on ancestral objects, treaty history, and the nearly vanished practice of cornhusk twining to explore what she calls working with a “good mind.”

Seven large-scale works, some reacting to melting ice sheets and others to Miami’s own water use, will animate 1 Hotel's façade and beachfront.

The show traces how the sculptor's work has evolved over the past two decades.

The exhibition revisits a New Deal–era push to build public support for America’s parks as today’s political climate raises questions about their future.