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The Courtauld Gallery's Seurat and the Sea presents an elegant collection of seascapes, following the National Gallery's survey of the same period. Through preparatory studies, the exhibit highlights the meticulous pointillism that defines Seurat's work.

The exhibition 'Gainsborough: The Fashion of Portraiture' explores the complex role of fashion in 18th-century British society. Through detailed artworks, Gainsborough challenges the notion of taste as a marker of virtue, revealing the fragile promise of style transforming wealth into moral distinction.

The New Art Dealers Alliance teams up with Basilica Hudson to host NADA Hudson, a grand exhibition featuring over 30 projects on July 30-31. The event will be held at the historic Basilica Hudson, offering free admission.

Toleen Touq has been named the curator for the 2027 MOMENTA, the event's 20th edition. Known for her focus on programming that evolves over time, her appointment promises an engaging and innovative festival.

The Gwangju Biennale has unveiled its theme for the 16th edition, inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke, to explore art's role in addressing existential challenges. The event will showcase international artists' perspectives on global issues.

The Fondation Vasarely in France is commemorating its 50th anniversary with a major restoration effort for Victor Vasarely's artworks. Through events and fundraising, they aim to preserve the Op Art pioneer's legacy and enhance the foundation's appeal.

Beverly Buchanan, an influential artist known for her sculptures of 'shacks,' is celebrated in Athens, Georgia, with two exhibitions. Her work, exploring themes of identity and care, reflects a deep connection to Southern life and community.

The Legal Aid Society celebrates its 150th anniversary with an exhibition at the New York Historical Society. The display highlights the organization's pivotal role in legal history and cultural advocacy.

A Brooklyn gallery explores the concept of 'friction' in its latest exhibition, challenging the culture of optimization. Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces criticism over his reaction to press photographs.

Vermont Studio Center offers artists and writers worldwide a chance to deepen their practice within a supportive community. Applications for 2027 are due by March 31, 2026.