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The Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin is accepting applications for its 2027–2028 research fellowship program, with up to 50 funded awards available. The program supports researchers working with the center’s major humanities collections, and the deadline to

Paddy Johnson’s latest Art Problems column asks whether artists should keep pursuing the Guggenheim Fellowship after repeated rejections. This week’s newsletter also includes reviews of Miles Greenberg’s work in Stowe, Vermont, and Recontres d’Arles, plus a look at the Vulva Gala.

Spring Break Art Show has moved from the Upper East Side to the 10th floor of a Tribeca office building, but its offbeat spirit remains intact. Despite a more corporate setting, standout booths by artists including Terra Keck, Justin Yoon, Alexandra Rubinstein,

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the New York City Department of Small Business Services announced more than $8.4 million in grants for nonprofit and small business initiatives, including public art and arts programming. The funding will support 89 projects citywide, with the largest

Francis M. Naumann’s new book links Marcel Duchamp’s Étant donnés to Maria Martins, arguing that the Brazilian sculptor was central to his emotional and creative life. While the book illuminates Martins’s role in Duchamp’s work, it also presents her in ways that

As summer gives way to September, this roundup looks back on the season through photo books that preserve its energy and warmth. The selection includes works by Helen Levitt, Sophie Rivera, and Walter Chandoha, plus coverage of Haroutiun Galentz and a book

The Smithsonian board is expected to vote on August 31 on whether to house the National Museum of the American Latino in the recently reopened Arts & Industries Building. The move would allow the museum to move forward without congressional approval as

At the Santa Fe Indian Market, Mary Jacobs and her daughters Kathryn Hopkins and Samantha Jacobs showcased beadwork that reflects both family tradition and contemporary style. The 104th edition of the event brought together more than 1,000 Native artists from over 200

The New Museum’s renovation and New Humans exhibition provide the backdrop for a wry meditation on hair, art, and getting lost on the Bowery. The roundup also touches on Rina Banerjee, a city investment in arts programming, and the Medina Triennial.

Sliman Mansour, the renowned Palestinian painter who chronicled more than six decades of struggle for liberation, has died in Jerusalem at age 79. His family announced the news on August 24, describing him as a source of love, strength, and home. Born