CULTURED Magazine

Our critic John Vincler praises "Energies," a new exhibition at the Swiss Institute, as one of the "boldest curatorial feats" in his recent memory.

From a 14-foot-tall goose to visualizations of the Big Bang, these installations on view across the United States are, simply put, otherworldly.

With its ninth annual Young Artists List, CULTURED is taking its commitment to supporting rising creatives to new heights. The recipient of the second annual Young Artists Award award, selected from our 2024 Young Artists List and supported by luxury accessories brand MZ Wallace, will be announced in February and receiving an unrestricted $30,000 grant.

Female-founded company Skylight transforms historic locations into contemporary gathering spaces.

From the technological to the corporeal, London is rolling out a slate of powerful exhibitions just in time for Frieze. Here CULTURED rounds up what the gallery scene's biggest players have on view this season.

Take a look at the 25 creatives selected to partake in our second annual Young Photographers feature. Individually, their photographs are a means for reckoning with trauma, deepening and transforming the art of the portrait, relying on traditional practices to explore and experiment and take risks, among myriad other ends. Collectively, they have dedicated themselves to photography as an art form, one that still has the power to alter the way we see the world—and as you’ll see in their answers, as an integral part of their lives, as fundamental as breathing.

In her debut as CULTURED’s Co-Chief Critic, Johanna Fateman surveys New York’s early-September wave of gallery openings, offering picks for pre-election jitters.

From Amy Sherald's biggest bash yet to an evocative Ansel Adams retrospective, we've sorted through the stockpile to find your must-see U.S. museum exhibitions outside of New York and Los Angeles this fall.

Candice Madey and Laurel Gitlen both closed their galleries after 2016’s market contraction and reopened in recent years. Here’s what they learned about navigating choppy waters.

In her debut as CULTURED’s Co-Chief Critic, Johanna Fateman surveys New York’s early-September wave of gallery openings, offering picks for pre-election jitters.