Revolutionary political artist Nadya Tolokonnikova, leader of Pussy Riot, has been placed on Russia's Wanted List.After announcing her first U.S. art exhibit at the Jeffrey Deitch gallery titled "Putin's Ashes," Tolokonnikova appears to have now been targeted. The short art film featured a 10 x 10 portrait of Russian president Vladimir Putin being burned to the ground, with 12 women partaking in the ceremony. "In order to join, women were required to experience acute hatred and resentment towar...

London-based APOC Store is joining creative forces with No Limits! Art Castle to present its first art-led activation, championing artists of all backgrounds and abilities.No Limits! Art Castle is a Dutch organization committed to breaking down barriers within the sometimes elitist art world, reclaiming space for underserved communities, while the APOC Store has a rich history of supporting emerging voices within the creative industry, particularly the Grants initiative, which launched last year...

Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson is capturing the beauty of nature with his first exhibition in the Gulf, The curious desert.The immersive presentation is comprised of several art installations situation in the Qatari desert, standing up against the incredible expanse of land. The exhibition features experimental artworks that incorporate the elements and respond to changes in weather, demonstrating the man-made structures ability to work with nature rather than against it.Guests will fin...

On February 2, New York City's Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art will host its opening ceremony for artist Coyote Park's solo show I Love You Like Mirrors Do.The first installment of the Interventions series, the Leslie-Lohman Museum and Park offer a fresh interpretation of the establishment's 25,000 inspirational works. Park's installment features photographs and a new film that explores their "deep bonds – between loved ones, lands of origin, diasporas, and queer, trans and Indigenous kin,"...