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Bauhaus

Colorful woven textile artwork mounted on a white gallery wall, depicting a figure in a patterned blue coat walking outdoors among trees and fields. Abstract shapes, bold florals, and zigzag patterns fill the right half, blending landscape imagery with decorative, tapestry-like textures and visible fringed edges.

Christina Forrer’s Whimsical Wonderlands of Myth and Memory

Her folkloric figures are bound not by narrative certainty, but by unseen forces—family, fables and the psyche—that stretch across the human experience like nerves.
By Mya Ward
Image of falling threads evoking water.

Olga de Amaral Connects Ancestral Roots and Modernism at Fondation Cartier

The exhibition successfully showcases one of the most significant aspects of the artist's practice: her ability to root her work in ancient traditions.
By Elisa Carollo

Closing Soon: Paul Klee’s Psychic Improvisations at David Zwirner Gallery

Fair warning: while it's high time for a new retrospective of Klee’s works, this exhibition lacks cohesiveness and feels haphazard.
By Farah Abdessamad

Cranes, Psychic Pains and Bauhaus Ideals: What to Expect From This Year’s Performa 19 Biennial

By Helen Holmes
Eris and Anarki from The New Order.

World Goth Day Shines a Light on the Darkness

By Bryan Reesman
László Moholy-Nagy, Space Modulator, 1939–45. Oil and incised lines on Plexiglas, in original frame.

Guggenheim Goes Gaga for Hungarian Artist László Moholy-Nagy’s Retrospective

By Ryan Steadman

Whitechapel Gallery Brings on Lydia Yee as Chief Curator

By Nate Freeman
Keith Haring Dance Egg. The Keith Haring version of one of Tenga's most popular toys, the “Egg” and “Cup." (Courtesy Opening Ceremony)

Morning Links: Keith Haring Sex Toys Edition

By Rozalia Jovanovic
(Courtesy Documenta)

Why Is Documenta 13’s Logo Printed as dOCUMENTA (13)?

By Andrew Russeth

Art and Design in the Lab

By Marjorie Welish

One Bauhaus, Two Shows

By Leon Neyfakh

Hot Tickets: Bang Camaro, Pearl Jam, Mission of Burma, Equus

By Joe Pompeo

The Week in Music: How's Your Hip? Madge, Dame Bassey Hop To; More Malkmus; Bauhaus Back

By Jake Brooks
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