The Walters Art Museum’s new acquisitions include five stunning paintings promoting dialogue around gender, race, and education in the arts.
In The Lugard Masquerade, Wole Lagunju masterfully blends Yoruba traditions with Western influences, inviting viewers to reflect on post-colonial African identity.
Just Stop Oil activists and climate protesters hold a demonstration as they throw cans of tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, 1888, at the National Gallery in London, United Full Article »
The Ai Weiwei Porcelain Cube vandalism highlights security gaps in art institutions. What does this mean for artists and the protection of cultural heritage?
The Whitney Biennial’s $100,000 Bucksbaum Award goes to Nikita Gale for her innovative installation that beautifully merges sound and mechanics.
This year’s Spotlights Luncheon at the International Center of Photography New York will honor Kathy Ryan and her contribution to photography.
Following the arrest of a 66-year-old man, investigators continue to explore potential hate crime motives behind the Jewish Museum of Maryland arson attack.
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The Georgia Museum of Art celebrates the Frankenthaler Prints Initiative gift, featuring Helen Frankenthaler’s groundbreaking prints and educational programs.
With extensive experience, Bonhams Global CEO Chabi Nouri plans to enhance the art auction house’s global art market reach and core DNA.
In a deft move to confront a legal ruling on anti-discrimination against a women-only exhibition, Mona ingeniously relocated its Picassos to the women’s bathroom.
Two Just Stop Oil protesters arrested for spraying orange paint on Stonehenge, demanding urgent action against fossil fuels. The protest fuels debate on climate activism.
Tom Anholt, known for his rich, narrative-driven paintings, joins Blum Gallery, enhancing its global presence and showcasing captivating new works.
The legal complexities of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, triumph in retaining a Nazi-seized Bellotto painting reveal the historical and ethical implications of art restitution.
A barn with historic and valuable artifacts was lost in the Steppingstone Farm Museum fire. Investigations and plans for recovery are ongoing.
An evocative oil on linen painting titled Life by Shiqing Deng wins the prestigious Bennett Prize and $50,000 for a solo exhibition to showcase her work nationally and connect with a broader audience.
Taiwanese artist and filmmaker Chia-Wei Hsu has been awarded the Eye Art & Film Prize for 2024, which comes with a cash prize of €30,000 and a joint exhibition.
A versatile artist and illustrator with an eclectic portfolio, Setta will be showing and discussing his work at Otakon.
New York-based artist Oren Pinhassi, known for his evocative anthropomorphic sculptures and expansive installations, joins Lehmann Maupin.
Those Bones: Atlanta, GA 1979, a visual lamentation of ‘Atlanta Child Murders’ by Dawn Williams Boyd finds a home at the High Museum of Art Atlanta.