Koyo Kouoh Will Be the First African Woman to Curate the Venice Biennale "It is a once-in-a-lifetime honor and privilege to follow in the footsteps of luminary predecessors," Kouoh told the press. By Elisa Carollo
Cecilia Vicuña On Embracing the Beauty of a Universal Order “I’m walking down the street, and I suddenly see a little stick, a piece of metal or a piece of plastic, and I see its beauty. I see where it has come from, a story and an aura.” By Elisa Carollo
‘Sell Painting, Buy Land’: MAHKU Brings Voices of Indigenous Resistance to Art Basel Miami Beach Observer spoke with the Brazilian collective about art as a tool of Indigenous resistance. By Elisa Carollo
How Corporate-Controlled Museums in China Have Become Strategic Urban Development Tools By Elisa Carollo
Strong Showings at Sotheby’s Sydell Miller Sale Kick Off New York’s November Art Auctions By Elisa Carollo
From Cattelan’s Scandalous Banana to a Duo of Lalanne Camels: 10 Highlights of the November Art Auctions By Elisa Carollo
Cecilia Alemani Reveals Her Curatorial Direction for the 2025 SITE SANTA FE International By Elisa Carollo
Anicka Yi Envisions Symbiosis Between the Human and Non-Human in Her Show at Seoul’s Leeum Museum By Elisa Carollo
Biennale Artist Jeffrey Gibson On Spirituality, Ecology in Politics and His Next Chapter By Dan Duray
Julien Creuzet On Water as a Repository of Collective Memory and Place of Reconnection By Elisa Carollo
The First American Pavilion in the Gwangju Biennale Questions Notions of National Identity By Elisa Carollo
Teiger Foundation Announces $4 Million for Curatorial Projects and Climate Initiatives By Elisa Carollo