Sprüth Magers Celebrates a Decade in Los Angeles With the Artists Who Helped Define a City "10 Years in L.A.!" makes the case that Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers built something historic on Wilshire Boulevard. By Jordan Riefe
From Surrealism to Séances: The Art World’s Spiritual Turn A spate of 2025 shows points to wider institutional interest not only in art that engages mystical or occult frameworks but also in rereading art history through a more spiritually charged lens. By Elisa Carollo
Curator Juliane Bischoff On Remaining Attentive to the Conditions of the Present "Portikus offers a rare degree of freedom—to test new ideas, to take risks and to unsettle established formats," she told Observer. By Dan Duray
For Collector Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Art Offers New Ways to See the World By Elisa Carollo
An Exhibition in Luxembourg Takes a Gendered Look at Artists’ Engagement With Early Computing By Frances Forbes-Carbines
Rich Tapestries and Loose Ends: ‘Woven Histories’ Is Unwieldy in Its Comprehensiveness By Katherine Schreiber
9 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before Feb. 12 By Michael H. Miller, Andrew Russeth and Dan Duray