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Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, a distinguished artist noted for her powerful depictions of resistance against injustice, has passed away at 46 in Los Angeles. Her work, which often tackled contemporary political violence, was celebrated in major exhibitions and acquired by significant institutions.

Thierry de Duve explores the transformative impact of Duchamp's work, particularly highlighted in MoMA's new exhibition featuring 'boîtes-en-valise.' Join discussions on art's evolution and a virtual talk with Tonika Lewis Johnson.

Ai Weiwei's book 'On Censorship' reflects on his lifelong battle with state oppression and the pervasive silence of self-censorship. He calls for reclaiming the freedom of speech, reminding us that fear fuels the system.

SP-Arte, Latin America's largest art fair, opened in São Paulo with 180 exhibitors, showcasing a blend of regional and global art. Despite high costs, international galleries are drawn to Brazil's cultural connections, as seen in diverse offerings by exhibitors such as Mendes

Chicago's art fairs, including Expo Chicago, offer more than just a platform for selling art, revealing the complexities of the local arts community. While institutions like the Obama Presidential Center dominate the scene, alternative fairs like Barely Fair and Artists in Public

Spring in New York heralds the return of the IFPDA Print Fair, where art lovers explore works from notable artists like Julie Mehretu and Yayoi Kusama. The event, celebrated for its intimate setting and affordable pricing, offers a diverse array of prints

The Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair returns for its second year, featuring over 60 exhibitors from around the world. The event showcases innovative printmaking, with highlights including 'Shape Shift' by TUG Collective and paper sculptures by June Linowitz.

Christie's spring sales will showcase a $65 million art collection from the late Marian Goodman, a respected dealer who passed away in January. This esteemed collection is poised to attract global attention from collectors.

The idea of expanding New York City's Materials for the Arts to all five boroughs sparked significant interest, highlighting its importance to the arts community. This program provides free art supplies, helping to sustain cultural initiatives and reduce landfill waste.

Oluremi C. Onabanjo is the new photography curator at The Met, bringing her expertise in African and Black diasporic histories. Significant grants boost Queens artists, while Stuart Semple celebrates his 'pinkest pink' pigment.