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Megan O'Grady discusses the influence of art on her view of motherhood, considering Heji Shin's striking Baby photos. Lynn Trimble examines the financial burdens of international art exhibitions, while Reuters probes the potential impact of uncovering Banksy's identity.

In celebration of Robert Rauschenberg's 100th birthday, the foundation bearing his name has awarded $100,000 to four artists. Alongside this, numerous appointments and departures are reshaping the art world, including new roles at prominent museums and organizations.

Exploring art options at the Affordable Art Fair with a $500 budget proved challenging, with small-scale works being the most viable purchases. Despite the overwhelming pop art displays, the fair inspired a reconsideration of art pricing for future collections.

In light of allegations against Cesar Chavez, California institutions conceal his statues and reassess his legacy. Dolores Huerta's leadership continues to inspire as these revelations unfold.

Amid ongoing federal grant cuts, the Vilcek Foundation has announced an open call for its 2026 grants, offering up to $20,000 to nonprofits celebrating immigrant contributions. Applications are due by April 30, 2026.

Art Dubai's 2026 event has been postponed from April to May 14-17 due to the Iran conflict. The fair will proceed in an "adapted format."

Fabiola Iza explores the evolving role of Mexico City in the art world, highlighting the increasing influence of private galleries amid economic challenges. As public institutions face funding cuts, the art landscape is being reshaped.

A variety of art fairs are set to blossom across NYC, with Frieze returning to The Shed in May. Our guide offers something for everyone, from zine enthusiasts to budget collectors, ensuring a vibrant art season.

This week's In Memoriam honors the impactful legacies of prominent figures like Axel Burrough, Kazumasa Nagai, and Éliane Radigue in the art world. These individuals contributed significantly to their respective fields, leaving lasting impressions through their work and dedication.

Powerhouse Arts launches CONDUCTOR, an art fair in Brooklyn highlighting artists from the Global Majority. From April 30 to May 3, 2026, attendees will explore diverse artworks and participate in dialogues on art's evolving global role.