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The Francis Irv gallery in New York, celebrated for its avant-garde exhibitions and support of emerging artists, is closing after three impactful years. Its daring approach will be missed by the art community.

Nan Goldin accuses the Art Gallery of Ontario of censorship after it refused to acquire her work, citing claims of antisemitism over her stance on Gaza. Goldin decries the suppression of free speech, especially in matters related to Palestine.

Marian Goodman, an influential New York gallerist, has died at 97. Known for showcasing European contemporary artists like Gerhard Richter, she transformed the art world with her visionary approach.

Matt Saunders explores the implications of Jimmy Carter's paintings on amateur art practice and celebrity influence in today's cultural landscape. The analysis considers how figures like George W. Bush and Hunter Biden shape the art world.

Marian Goodman, the trailblazing New York gallery owner, passed away at 97. Known for introducing avant-garde European artists to the U.S., Goodman left an enduring legacy in the art world. Her gallery's partners celebrate her profound impact on art.

Artists are rallying behind the Jewish Museum in New York City to preserve New Deal-era murals housed in Washington, DC's Wilbur J. Cohen Building. Co-authored by Elise Engler, Joyce Kozloff, and Martha Rosler, the letter seeks to prevent the building's potential demolition

A Somali artist reflects on the transformative journey from getting lost in Minnesota as a teenager to finding a home and artistic calling. This narrative highlights the resilience of the Somali community amid challenges and the enduring spirit of kindness.

The Senate has secured full funding for the Institute of American Indian Arts, defying Trump's budget cuts. IAIA President Shelly C. Lowe credits media and community efforts for the success, ensuring the arts college's continued operation.

Published every Thursday afternoon, Art Movements offers a comprehensive overview of essential news, notable appointments, accolades, and various developments within the current dynamic art scene. Creative Time is set to welcome Jean Cooney as their new executive director in February. Cooney, who

Jeff Koons's sculptures consistently spark debate, contrasting with his unremarkable paintings. His latest exhibition at Gagosian showcases reflective works that invite viewers to engage with their symbolic allure. Koons's art often finds its place among the affluent, reflecting themes of wealth and