Kehinde Wiley

In the latest in the series seeing the city through the eyes of its gallerists, the co-founder of the Westside art space picks his LA highlights

To mark the German Romantic’s 250th birthday, Hamburger Kunsthalle highlights contemporary responses to the artist’s pensive oeuvre

An analysis of the production, interpretation and critique of Black figuration

‘Frieze Week’ editor Matthew McLean gives a tour from the fair’s exclusive Preview, gathering impressions and expert insights from industry leaders

For Art:LIVE, the artist and Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award juror explains how ‘film comes from a long line of painting’

For Frieze Los Angeles 2022, this edition of the Art:LIVE online program features voices from the fair and an in-depth interview with Kehinde Wiley

Finding inspiration from the 18th-century Venetian school to Black street style of the 2000s, Wiley creates a perfect metaphor for freedom and possibility, youth and self-invention

In further news: Kehinde Wiley launches artist residency; calls for MoMA to divest from private prison companies

2.3 million people visited the gallery due in part to the portraits of the former US President and First Lady

In other news: Artforum responds to #NotSurprised call for boycott of the magazine; Maria Balshaw apologizes for harassment comments

A year marked by new visualizations, both controversial and celebrated, of the black body

Portraits, patterns and fashion; post-colonialism and mortality

Studio Museum of Harlem, New York, USA