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Sir Joshua Reynolds’s “Portrait of Mai (Omai)” will be shown at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles beginning September 14, following a UK export ban and years of ownership negotiations. Technical analysis conducted ahead of the painting’s U.S. debut has revealed new

This week’s In Memoriam pays tribute to Marijke De Roover, Sliman Mansour, and Margaret Barwick. The three artists and arts leaders left significant marks on performance art, Palestinian cultural resistance, and the Cayman Islands visual arts community.

Justin Thomas has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Elizabeth Peyton, David Zwirner Gallery, and Sotheby's over Peyton’s 1996 painting “Earl’s Court (Liam + Noel).” The suit claims the work is a near-copy of Thomas’s 1995 photograph of Oasis brothers Liam and

The US State Department says it wants to sell a Kehinde Wiley painting removed from the U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic after a renovation. The decision has prompted criticism from arts advocates and renewed discussion of the administration’s approach to public

Author and bibliophile Ed Simon reacts to the revelation that Anthropic scanned and shredded out-of-print books to train its large language models, calling it a shocking act of artistic plunder. The roundup also highlights Sharmistha Ray’s psychedelic pickleball courts in Pittsburgh and

Francisco Correa Cordero, founder of the downtown New York gallery Lubov, died on Sunday, August 2, at the age of 37. The news was announced by the gallery on Instagram the following day, with no cause of death listed.

Valerie Hillings has been named the inaugural director of Guggenheim Abu Dhabi shortly after the museum confirmed it will open this December. She returns to the institution after earlier serving in its curatorial affairs office, following eight years leading the North Carolina

New data from the National Endowment for the Arts show that the arts economy shrank at nearly twice the rate of the US economy between 2019 and 2020. While some recovery began in 2021, the sector has not yet returned to pre-pandemic

In Memoriam, published each Wednesday afternoon, recognizes notable figures recently lost in the art world. This installment honors Milan Knížák and Simone Forti, highlighting Knížák’s influential role in Fluxus, his leadership at the Czech National Gallery, and the lasting impact of his

Support is growing against the sale of Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts building and archive, which critics say would jeopardize a major part of Scotland's cultural record. Creative Scotland says it is working with archive groups to keep the materials complete, protected,