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AI Restoration Reveals Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch” as Originally Composed
Rijksmuseum researchers have used Artificial Intelligence to reconstruct the missing edges of Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch,” revealing the
This Cat Isn’t Real
A striking cat image may look real at first glance, but it was entirely created by an algorithm.
Hunting for Artificial Intelligence’s Strange New MacGuffin
Eugene Lim’s Search History turns a pulp-style chase into a meditation on grief, identity, and artificial intelligence. Anchored
AI System Recreates Ancient Texts With Remarkable Precision
DeepMind and university researchers have introduced Ithaca, a deep neural network designed to restore ancient inscriptions, identify where
Brooklyn Museum to Develop New African Art Exhibition Space
The Brooklyn Museum is set to create a 6,400 square foot space for its African art collection. Construction
Artists Set Out to Paddle 350 Miles Along the Erie Canal
Artist duo Z Behl and Kim Moloney, known as “BALONEY STEEL,” have launched “Mule’s Passage,” a 350-mile canoe
Hyperallergic Fall 2026 New York Art Guide
This fall’s New York art season spans major museum exhibitions on canonical artists, along with forward-looking surveys of
Hogarth Press by Virginia and Leonard Woolf Is Celebrated in a New Exhibition
An exhibition at the Firle Estate in Sussex is showcasing about 200 books published by the Hogarth Press,
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Collector Dimitris Daskalopoulos Gives 51 Works to Museums in Greece and Scotland
Dimitris Daskalopoulos has donated 51 works, mostly by Greek artists, to four museums in Greece and Scotland. The gift strengthens the collections of the receiving institutions and underscores his support for public access to art.
When the Art Expert Is a Robot
Machine learning is increasingly being used to assess disputed artworks, offering a
AI Avatar App Seeks to Share Profits with Artists
Ascendant Art has launched an AI avatar generator that pays royalties to
Critics Condemn “Petty” Removal of Joel Shapiro Sculpture From Kennedy Center
The National Park Service removed Joel Shapiro’s 24-foot-tall sculpture “Blue” from the
WPA-Era Works Bring $460,490 at Swann Auction Galleries
Works by artists supported through the Works Progress Administration fetched $460,490 at