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The Armory Show 2026 returns to New York’s Javits Center from September 24–27 with a new schedule, leading international galleries, and thoughtfully curated exhibitions. Learn about the updated dates, featured sections, participating galleries, and what visitors can expect from one of the world’s premier contemporary art fairs.
The Baltimore Museum of Art’s latest acquisitions highlight a dynamic range of global perspectives while reaffirming the museum’s enduring commitment to supporting and celebrating Baltimore’s artistic community.
A federal appeals court upheld the dismissal of the Jeff Koons copyright lawsuit, ruling that artist Michael Hayden filed his copyright claims too late despite widespread publicity surrounding Made in Heaven.
Pat Oleszko wins the 2026 Whitney Biennial Bucksbaum Award, earning the prestigious $100,000 prize for her groundbreaking contemporary artworks, including the acclaimed installation Blow Hard.
Otakon 2026 guests Simba Tsuchiya, Toshimasa Kuroyanagi, and Kan Mizoguchi will attend this year’s convention, Otakorp announced.
Sotheby’s achieved its strongest first-half performance ever, reporting $4.4 billion in sales between January and June 2026 as demand increased across art, design, and luxury categories.
Kelly Reemtsen sued David Salle, alleging his AI-assisted painting Hatchet copied protected elements from two of her artworks
The David Salle painting controversy heightens as Sprüth Magers Los Angeles removes a piece amid copying claims and criticism.
Amy Sherald signs with CAA after rising to prominence with Michelle Obama’s portrait and navigating recent Smithsonian tensions.
Philadelphia Relocates Rocky Statue Philadelphia to Museum Stairs Top Amid Public Debate
Gabrielle Goliath’s work sparks a South Africa Venice Biennale censorship row, raising questions about politics and free expression in art.
A new Rijksmuseum sculpture garden will bring modern sculpture by Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Alberto Giacometti, Jean Arp, Henry Moore, and Roni Horn to a public park near the museum.
John P. Axelrod’s death: Boston art collector killed in alleged intentional hit-and-run on Commonwealth Avenue Mall, shocking the museum community.
The Glyptotek acquires a rare Gauguin print from 1889, marking its first graphic work by the artist and expanding its renowned collection.
Record-breaking Bob Ross auction for public broadcasting: Over $1 million raised to protect the future of public media in America after government cuts.
The 2025 Sobey Art Award winner is Tania Willard. The mixed Secwépemc and settler artist from BC accepted the $100,000 prize at the National Gallery of Canada.
An in-depth look at the Louvre crown jewels heist, the bold daylight robbery that has experts warning the priceless historical gems may be dismantled and lost forever.
Discover the new art acquisitions at Norton Museum, featuring 80 pieces of European, American, and Chinese art. See Eversley, Johnson, & Qing dynasty porcelain.
There are many parts of a city that factor into its economy, and street art is a subtle feature that brings in more opportunities for financial growth.
Featured on The New Yorker cover, Amy Sherald Trans Forming Liberty brings race, gender, and symbolism to the forefront of public discourse.