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As art and activism intersect in challenging times, Ed Woodham's workshop at the School of Visual Arts explores how social justice frameworks are being co-opted. Meanwhile, the Whitney Biennial is critiqued for its distance from activism.

The Dalí Museum in Florida has acquired the largest work by Salvador Dalí, a 1939 stage set for a surrealist ballet, enhancing their extensive collection. The piece, "Bacchanale," will be featured in a new exhibition.

Kevin McNamee-Tweed and Tajh Rust present compelling exhibitions at Alexander Berggruen Gallery, exploring themes of perception and wonder amid a complex world. Open until April 1, these shows invite reflection on individuality and observation.

Matthew Wong's 'Blue' exhibition at Karma features works dominated by shades of blue, exploring themes of landscapes and still life. Although his career was brief, his art leaves a lasting impact, inviting viewers into contemplative journeys.

Matthew Wong's first U.S. museum exhibition in Dallas reflects his artistic journey and dedication. His exhibition, curated by Dr. Vivian Li, features nearly 50 paintings and explores Wong's vibrant career.

MoMA's latest exhibit, Frida and Diego: The Last Dream, coincides with a new staging of the acclaimed opera. While the exhibition struggles with execution, it draws crowds eager for Frida and Diego's story. The true highlight remains the opera itself.

NYU Steinhardt's Department of Art and Art Professions, alongside 80WSE Gallery, announces the 2026 MFA Thesis Exhibitions in Greenwich Village. The showcases will feature works from second-year MFA students in two parts, 'Hoodwinked' and 'Eggshells.'

Gabrielle Goliath's performance project finds a new venue at the Venice Biennale. Indira A. Abiskaroon Valbuena takes on a leading role at the Hip Hop Museum. Various artists receive significant grants and representation changes in the art world.

Artists reflect on their creative environments in the latest edition of A View From the Easel. Georgina Arroyo and Linda Jacobson share how their unique workspaces influence their art and process.

The Metropolitan Museum unveils its first extensive Raphael exhibition, Sublime Poetry, showcasing over 170 works from global collections. Curator Carmen C. Bambach shares insights on Raphael's enduring legacy and the intricate process of assembling this historic showcase.