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The New Museum has reopened, two major art fairs just concluded, and Asia Art Week is underway. Find out how our editors are keeping up with this bustling art scene and their thoughts on the Whitney Biennial.

Gulf states project normalcy in their art scene amid US-Israel conflict with Iran. Galleries and museums reopen, but experts warn of risks to cultural heritage. Efforts to protect and adapt continue as the situation evolves.

Explore top graduate arts programs to apply for by early 2026, including options in New York City, Vancouver, and more. Discover unique opportunities and financial support available for aspiring artists.

Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama plans legal action following an alleged assault by police officers in Tamale. The incident has sparked calls for a thorough investigation into police conduct and highlights issues of police brutality in Ghana.

In an era where political systems tighten control over public life, socially engaged art faces challenges. This article explores how art, once a tool for community empowerment, is being repurposed by the systems it sought to challenge.

A silverpoint drawing by Hans Baldung Grien has been declared a national treasure in France, preventing its auction sale. This ensures the artwork remains part of France's cultural heritage.

The Met's latest acquisition, 'Madonna and Child with Saint John the Evangelist,' has stirred an online buzz with its depiction of a muscular infant Jesus. This piece, by Rosso Fiorentino, is a significant Mannerist work, reflecting the movement's distinct style and historical

Following allegations of sexual abuse against Cesar Chávez, Latine artists are re-evaluating his legacy. Murals and artworks featuring his image are being altered or removed, while new works celebrate Dolores Huerta's contributions.

The Outsider Art Fair in New York highlights artists who defy traditional standards, offering a democratic space in turbulent times. This year's event showcases diverse talents, emphasizing the value of outsider art alongside more conventional forms.

The New Museum reopens with a fresh look, while Iranian artist Leila Seyedzadeh shares her emotions amid Tehran's turmoil. This edition features crucial insights from various art professionals.