Julie Belcove

The art world has much to offer in 2024 from a group exhibition to a new book release. Here’s our top picks.

Here, a portfolio of leaders with both the talent and the tenacity to move things forward. 

The trailblazer’s wide-ranging new exhibition, Light Into Life, places his biocentric work into perhaps its most ideal setting. 

From a signature biennial to a biography of a noted collector, a flurry of topics will captivate you from March.

The former tech executive has amassed over 300 pieces and showcases large-scale works by women in her exhibition, “Making Their Mark.

Names like Diana Fonseca and Jim Isermann are crafting captivating works under the genre with remarkable physicality.

Between multiple shows across three different continents—not to mention a home renovation—the British talent has a lot to do. 

The city of Degas, Cassatt, and Toulouse-Lautrec is humming once again with can’t-miss art.

With quickly changing mores around cultural heritage—and intense new scrutiny from law enforcement—buying ancient artifacts can be a minefield. This is how to navigate it.

We name the art world’s greatest debuts and art spaces from the Big Apple to Chicago’s Windy City.