Featured Events
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Deb Achak | All the Colors I Am Inside
Date: July 11 – August 30
Exhibition courtesy of Winston Wächter Fine Art
Date: July 26 – July 26, 2028
Exhibition courtesy of Smithsonian American Art Museum
Ilse D’Hollander: The Color of Shadows
Date: June 27 – August 2
Exhibition courtesy of Sean Kelly, New York
Heard Gallery
Exhibiting in Pop ups around Texas and Mexico. Zona Maco in Mexico City in February 2025 and Round Top Texas Art& Antiques Fair in October 2024 and March 2025. Private […]
Tandem Press
Tandem Press is a professional printmaking studio and gallery that hosts internationally renowned artists in its studio space, assisting them in the creation of limited edition fine art prints. Tandem […]
Deborah Colton Gallery
Deborah Colton Gallery is an international contemporary fine arts gallery based in Houston, Texas. The owner, Deborah M. Colton, established the business in 1998 while living in Asia, and then […]
Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum
The Renwick Gallery is the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s branch for contemporary craft, showcasing the work of artists who explore traditional and innovative approaches to craft making. Located steps from […]
40 Years with
Art in America!
Since 1982, the Art in America Guide has been the most comprehensive national printed directory of galleries, art dealers, consultants, museums, and nonprofit art spaces available.
Our 40th anniversary edition marks our final edition of the print publication. We’re taking the momentum of this historic milestone to evolve our digital platform. Looking ahead, the Art in America Guide will be a more interactive resource for the art industry and our engaged community of museums, galleries, art schools, nonprofits, and art dealers that have been part of the Art in America Guide for decades. More on that soon!
Highlights From Art Media
- Aruna D’Souza’s New Book Argues...by Larissa Pham on 07/29/2024 at 6:00 am
When terrible things happen in the world and people suffer, by what means is one moved to act? And in whose interest? Do we respond by what tugs most […]
- LA’s Fowler Museum Returns 20 Artifacts to...by Tessa Solomon on 07/30/2024 at 4:12 pm
The artifacts are of “of significant cultural importance”, according to the Warumungu elders who attended the handover ceremony.
![When terrible things happen in the world and people suffer, by what means is one moved to act? And in whose interest?
"Imperfect Solidarities," an essay-length book by the art critic Aruna D’Souza, argues against the persistent emphasis on empathy as a tool to spark political action in our neoliberal era. Her book shows how viewing another’s feelings as our own can prevent us from doing the difficult work of appreciating difference and challenge.
D’Souza offers art as another way of relating. Some art, “in its lack of easy metaphor, its glancing, sideways purview, can ask us to think in more slippery, radical, connective ways,” Larissa Pham writes in her review.
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