How Tattoo Artists Perfect Their Craft: Tips for Flawless Body Art
Curious about how tattoo artists perfect their craft? Learn the precision techniques and expert tools that make for exceptional and lasting tattoos
Frankenthaler Prints Initiative Gift Goes to Georgia Museum of Art
The Georgia Museum of Art celebrates the Frankenthaler Prints Initiative gift, featuring Helen Frankenthaler’s groundbreaking prints and educational programs.
Yayoi Kusama Dies at 97: The Artist Who Made Infinity Visible
Yayoi Kusama dies at 97, marking the end of a groundbreaking seven-decade career that made her one of the world’s most recognizable contemporary artists. Known for her iconic polka dots, infinity rooms, and immersive installations, Yayoi Kusama made lasting contributions to painting, sculpture, performance, fashion, and literature. Her influential career crossed artistic boundaries and inspired millions of people worldwide, cementing her legacy as a pioneering figure in modern and contemporary art.
Elizabeth Peyton Oasis Copyright Lawsuit: Photographer Challenges $1.92 Million Painting
The Elizabeth Peyton Oasis Copyright Lawsuit has drawn attention to the complex relationship between photography, appropriation, and fine art. A photographer is challenging Elizabeth Peyton’s $1.92 million Oasis painting, raising important questions about copyright protection and the use of photographic imagery in contemporary art.
Framing Decisions That Protect High-Value Artwork
High-value artwork deserves more than a beautiful frame. Learn how to choose framing materials and display conditions that protect its condition and value.
Sarah Cunningham: Midnight Sun at Nottingham Contemporary
Nottingham Contemporary will host Sarah Cunningham: Midnight Sun, a major exhibition exploring imagined landscapes, abstraction, and humanity’s relationship with the natural world. Bringing together previously unseen paintings, the exhibition traces Cunningham’s movement from recognizable landscapes towards speculative and dreamlike worlds.
Baltimore Museum of Art Fall Exhibitions 2026: What to See This Season
Jerrell Gibbs, Baltimore photography, Senegalese tapestries, and Diedrick Brackens headline the Baltimore Museum of Art Fall Exhibitions 2026.
High Museum Paper Trees Invites Us to See the American Landscape Anew
High Museum Paper Trees invites viewers to slow down and see the American landscape anew. Bringing together ideas of nature, observation, and American art, the exhibition explores the enduring significance of trees and the many ways artists have transformed the natural world into a subject of contemplation and creative expression.
Eight Stolen Matisse Works Recovered After São Paulo Library Heist
Eight Henri Matisse works stolen from São Paulo’s Mário de Andrade Library have been recovered after nearly eight months. The prints, all from the artist’s celebrated Jazz series, were found in São Bernardo do Campo during a Civil Police operation, with one suspect arrested.
Bactrian Princess: The Mystery of the Bronze Age Oxus Civilization
The enigmatic Bactrian Princesses are among the most distinctive sculptures of Bronze Age Central Asia. Presented at Barakat Gallery in London, these extraordinary composite figures reveal the sophistication of the Oxus Civilization while preserving a mystery that has endured for millennia: who were they actually meant to represent?
Abbey Mural Prize 2026 Awards $125,000 to Six Public Art Projects
Six public art projects have been recognized by the Abbey Mural Prize 2026, with $125,000 awarded to help artists create impactful new work in public spaces.
The Roof Problem Behind a Hot Art Studio
Your studio should inspire ideas, not trap summer heat. The problem may sit above the ceiling, waiting to turn every project into a sweaty one.
Why Your Flowers Are Turning Brown: A Quick Guide
Get all the answers you need about why your flowers are turning brown so you can start restoring your plants at home successfully right now.
How Handcrafted Furniture and Décor Enhance a Home
Mass-produced furniture fills a room. Handcrafted pieces make it yours. Here’s what sets handmade furniture and décor apart from the rest.
Getty Museum Acquires Georges Lemmen Painting, a Pointillist Masterpiece
The Getty Museum has acquired Georges Lemmen’s Portrait of his Sister Julie Crocheting, its first pointillist painting. The landmark acquisition celebrates Belgian Neo-Impressionism and brings renewed attention to one of the movement’s most accomplished yet often overlooked artists.
5 Safer Print Workflows for Creative Teams
Creative projects rely on trust as much as talent. Secure printing habits shape stronger collaboration while reducing unnecessary risks behind the scenes.
Who Is Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Director Valerie Hillings?
Valerie Hillings has been named the first director of Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, where she will shape exhibitions, programming, and the museum’s global vision.
Why Couples Look Disconnected in Wedding Photos
Why couples look disconnected in wedding photos goes beyond awkward posing. One small shift can make genuine chemistry look strangely rehearsed.
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Opening Date Officially Announced
The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi opening date has been confirmed for 11 December, marking the debut of the largest museum in the Guggenheim network. Designed by Frank Gehry, the landmark institution is set to become a centerpiece of Saadiyat Island’s growing cultural district.
The Thomas Crown Affair Trailer Puts Art History in the Spotlight
Michael B. Jordan’s The Thomas Crown Affair trailer spotlights famous paintings by Goya, Caravaggio, and other legendary artists, teasing a stylish new take on the iconic art-heist story.
Netflix Richard Avedon Documentary to Stream Worldwide After Cannes Debut
Netflix has acquired worldwide rights to Ron Howard’s acclaimed documentary Avedon, bringing the legendary photographer Richard Avedon’s extraordinary life and artistic legacy to a global audience. Following its Cannes premiere, the film is set for a Netflix release later this year with an awards campaign.
V&A Museum Strike: Workers Raise Concerns Over Pay, Breaks and Conditions
Employees at the Victoria and Albert Museum have voted for industrial action over pay, workplace conditions, and staff welfare concerns. The V&A Museum strike involves union members seeking improved wages, better break arrangements, and changes to working practices across the institution’s London locations.