Annabel Keenan

1 week ago | theartnewspaper.com | Annabel Keenan |John-Paul Stonard |Joe Ware |Anne Kraybill

Art Jameel, the independent art organisation in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, is centring sustainability in its operations and programming and leading a push for less stringent conservation standards in the cultural sector. Historically set by institutions in North America and Northern Europe, these standards can require significant energy consumption to maintain and are exacerbating inequity among institutions that cannot comply, primarily those in the Global South.

1 week ago | culturedmag.com | Annabel Keenan

“My process is very organic,” Ilana Savdie tells me from her studio. “It’s a constant, unceremonious thing.” The abstract artist, known for her kaleidoscopic paintings combining oil, acrylic, and beeswax—a material that allows her to build layers of texture—was in the midst of putting the final touches on the works that will make up her solo show at White Cube, opening May 2 in New York.

4 weeks ago | artsy.net | Annabel Keenan

The world of printmaking is a nuanced and exciting facet of the art industry that offers accessible entry points for new buyers and meaningful ways for seasoned patrons to expand their collections. Simply explained, prints are artworks that have been created by transferring an image from one surface to another, such as from a metal plate or sheet of plastic to a piece of paper. A printing press is often used to apply pressure between the two surfaces, aiding in the transfer of the image.

1 month ago | theartnewspaper.com | Annabel Keenan |Anny Shaw |Amah-Rose Abrams |Tom Seymour

The Yale Center for British Art (YCBA) in New Haven, Connecticut, holds the largest collection of British art outside the UK. After a two-year closure amid a $16.5m project to conserve its Modernist Louis Kahn-designed building, the YCBA is ready to reopen on 29 March. Marking the occasion, the museum presents two exhibitions by influential British artists with ties to the seaside town of Margate: J.M.W. Turner and Tracey Emin.

1 month ago | architecturaldigest.com | Jesse Dorris |Jessica Ritz |Kelly Dawson |Francesca Perry |Diana Budds |Annabel Keenan

Much like the new and expanded expectations for their home’s interiors, clients are calling on their outdoor spaces to perform more functions than ever before, from a second living room to a party pad to a hydrotherapy spa. In response, designers are eagerly taking up the challenge, crafting backyards, gardens, terraces, and pool decks that can satisfy diverse needs without sacrificing aesthetics.