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The Manhattan District Attorney’s office has returned three antiquities to Mexico, including a ceramic Nayarit sculpture formerly held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Officials said the objects are worth more than $160,000 combined, bringing the total value of antiquities returned to

Pat Oleszko has received the 2026 Bucksbaum Award, a $100,000 Whitney Museum of American Art prize recognizing a Biennial artist with a singular blend of talent and imagination. The roundup also covers Murmurs’ planned Downtown LA closure, a new grant for artists

Zendaya faced backlash after wearing 3,000-year-old Iranian gold discs turned into earrings at a London photocall for Christopher Nolan's forthcoming The Odyssey. The controversy has drawn attention to the art market’s long-running practice of transforming archaeological and cultural objects into luxury goods

Hakim Bishara reflects on a recent residency at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Northern California, thanking the people who made the experience special. He also highlights recent Hyperallergic coverage, including stories by Erin L. Thompson, Ben Moser, Aaron Short, and

Art Industry News brings together the day’s key headlines from across the art world and market. On Thursday, January 23, the roundup highlights a Philadelphia Museum CEO apology over the institution’s handling of harassment allegations, along with other important developments.

Artnet’s 20th Century Art auction highlights internationally celebrated artists whose work helped define a rapidly changing modern era. The sale is now open for bidding through March 19, 2026, while Artnet specialists Jason Rulnick and Sylvie François Sturtevant discuss how scarcity and

Hudson Shaoxia Zhang, the current U.S. Golf Art Foundation Fellow, has built an artistic practice around golf-course landscapes. His impressionistic paintings transform fairways, greens, and surrounding terrain into evocative scenes where nature, leisure, design, and memory intersect.

Brenda Goodman reflects on a life shaped by art, queerness, family conflict, and decades of experimentation. In a wide-ranging conversation, she discusses her Detroit beginnings, her move to New York, and the drawings and collages she is making now.

Lari Pittman discusses his upcoming October exhibition at Lehmann Maupin gallery in New York, The Remedy of Analog Space and Time, and his long-standing commitment to analog, studio-based work. He also reflects on how his paintings can be difficult to situate in

LG Gallery+ offers a way to experience masterpieces from the National Gallery, London, at home through LG’s display technology. The service presents curated works from the museum in a domestic gallery setting.