Editorial Features
Roundups, reviews, recommendations from the ArtRabbit Team
12 Mar 2024
Save the Date: Caspar David Friedrich. Infinite Landscapes at Alte Nationalgalerie
Celebrating Caspar David Friedrich's 250th anniversary, "Infinite Landscapes" at Alte Nationalgalerie showcases over 100 works, highlighting his role as a pioneer of Modernity
28 Feb 2024
Frieze Los Angeles 2024: A New Chapter of Art, Community, and Innovation at Santa Monica Airport
Frieze LA returns to Santa Monica Airport for its fifth edition with new public spaces, a new Focus curator, and new local and international exhibitors.
27 Feb 2024
LA Spotlight: Nathan Vincent's "Teach a man to..." at Walter Maciel Gallery
Last chance to see Nathan Vincent's thought-provoking yarn sculptures challenging gender norms and the perception of masculinity with crocheted gym settings and life-size soldiers.
20 Feb 2024
Bright New Things: The Best Art and Design Fairs in London this Spring
London's Spring Art Fair season has arrived, showcasing the most exciting new work from artists, designers, and makers from across the globe. Dive into our list of standout fairs offering endless inspiration through exhibitions, events, and opportunities to build your art collection.
20 Feb 2024
LA Spotlight: Krista Svalbonas at Marshall Gallery
Catch the final viewing of Krista Svalbonas' exploration of displacement through laser-cut prints and personal narratives, closing on 24 Feb.
13 Feb 2024
Quirky Love: 5 Unique Art & Culture Date Ideas in London This Valentine's Day
From Kew Gardens' floral marvels to cinematic nostalgia at Everyman Hampstead, discover London's top artful and romantic date spots this Valentine's.
13 Feb 2024
LA Spotlight: Fragmented Lucidity at Rose Gallery
Contemporary collage art at Rose Gallery, featuring unique works by Katrien De Blauwer, Ken Graves, and Kensuke Koike that showcase the medium's enduring appeal and versatility.
07 Feb 2024
NY Spotlight: Harold Cohen's AARON at the Whitney
As artificial intelligence tools for image creation become mainstream, with software like DALL-E, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion leading the way, "Harold Cohen: AARON" at the Whitney Museum explores the historical roots of AI in art.