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The IFPDA Print Fair delves into how adversity inspires art, showcasing works from Francisco Goya to Kara Walker. The event highlights printmaking as a means of critique and personal expression, affirming the creative potential found in troubled times.

The New Museum in Manhattan reopens after two years with a focus on human identity amid technological changes. Check out our coverage of the reopening process and local reactions to the new building. Explore more local stories on New York's cultural happenings.

HOUSTON — While Frida Kahlo is a well-established figure in Mexican art, the exhibition Frida: Making of an Icon at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, elevates her status as a symbol of both metaphorical and geographical borderlands. This exhibit delves into

Pratt Fine Arts presents a two-part MFA thesis exhibition at Dock 72, Brooklyn Navy Yard. Curated by Alessandra Gómez, the show features works from graduating artists across various disciplines, with themes exploring visibility, memory, and historical narratives.

Dib Bangkok opens its doors as a testament to Petch Osathanugrah's vision, featuring diverse contemporary art. The museum's design integrates with the city, offering a peaceful art space.

The New York Historical Society presents 'The New York Sari', an exhibition using the sari to explore South Asian history and identity in New York. Curators Salonee Bhaman and Anna Danzinger Halperin feature artists like Chitra Ganesh, examining the sari as a

Explore how the East London Stripper Collective blends art and sex work through life drawing classes, challenging societal norms and advocating for sex worker rights.

Nearly 200 artists and curators participating in the Venice Biennale are calling for Israel's exclusion due to its treatment of Palestinians. Organized by the Art Not Genocide Alliance, the open letter cites Israel's participation as complicit with its alleged human rights violations.

Jitish Kallat, a Mumbai-based artist and curator, has been appointed as the new president of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale. Kallat previously curated the event's second edition, bringing valuable experience to his new role.

Serge Poliakoff, a Russian-born painter, is celebrated for his vibrant abstract works. His exhibitions at Cheim & Read highlight his significant role in the art world, emphasizing his innovative use of color and shape.