Inujima (犬島, literally: “dog island”) is a small secret island off Okayama in the Seto Inland Sea that is named after a large rock resembling a sitting dog. Like nearby Naoshima Island, Inujima has become known as a site for modern art in recent years…
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Art That Changed the World tells the story of every major art style, movement by movement, giving art lovers a visual timeline showing key paintings that sparked each transition and explaining major events that shaped their evolution.
Read moreOpened in summer 2013, Miyanoura Gallery 6 is located in the Miyanoura District on Naoshima Island. Architect Taira Nishizawa has transformed “Pachinko 999 (Three Nine),” a former amusement arcade enjoyed by residents of the island, along with an adjoining park,…
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Curator’s Journal: More than imagined, despite my high expectations, Japan’s Setouchi Triennale has been a once in a life experience that I shall highlight in my memories. The art festival held on 12 islands and 2 ports in the Seto Inland…
Read moreThe Whitney Biennial, on display at the Whitney Museum of American Art since 1932, distinguished by controversial resistance art, presents a mostly safe selection of works.
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Investing in work by artists who are still alive can be a bit tricky, but here’s our list of top 10 living artists to invest in art to help choose wisely!
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