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This week's In Memoriam honors influential art figures, including Ted Berger, Jerry McMillan, and Hudson Talbott, highlighting their contributions and legacies in the art world.

The role of archives in Vietnamese diaspora art is under scrutiny as two acclaimed documentaries, “We Were the Scenery” and “New Wave,” highlight the challenges of balancing cultural preservation with action. While archives can aid historical understanding, they risk being over-romanticized, potentially

Brooklyn Creative Reuse has opened in Industry City, offering affordable art supplies to the community. Founded by Stephanie O'Brien, the initiative aims to prevent art materials from ending up in landfills while supporting artists through workshops and teaching opportunities.

A new Trump statue, unveiled by evangelical leaders in Miami, prompts discussions on art and idolatry. Meanwhile, New York's art fair week raises questions about the high cost of exhibition spaces.

ART BUSAN 2026 focuses on sustainability within the art market by introducing innovative segments like DEFINE and LIGHTHAUS. The fair aims to foster long-term engagement and cross-disciplinary collecting, offering a new model for Korea's art scene.

A notable Mark Rothko painting sold for $85.8 million, making it the artist's second-highest auction sale. Formerly owned by Robert Mnuchin, the piece underscores the strong demand for Rothko's work.

The National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC, has reintroduced references to Donald Trump's impeachments in his portrait's wall text. This decision aims to provide a more balanced historical context.

An art handler's injury at a New York gallery underscores ongoing safety issues in the industry. Despite efforts to address hazards, conditions continue to deteriorate, revealing the art world's struggle with labor standards. Veteran handler Timothy Bergstrom shares his experience of accidents

The article explores various art-related subjects, including an Ohio exhibition critiquing surveillance, artists' embrace of imperfection against AI art, the recovery of a Nazi-looted painting, and the historical journey of Madras check fabric in American culture.

Ronald Lauder's Neue Galerie will merge with the Met Museum in 2028, announced The Met. The Neue Galerie, known for its Austrian and German art collection, will remain independent, maintaining its location on Fifth Avenue. Lauder and his daughter will donate 13