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Joyce Kozloff has revealed her role as a founding Guerrilla Girl, ending decades of anonymity for the influential collective. This week’s art news also includes a Thomas Jefferson sculpture in Trump’s Rose Garden plans, Nvidia’s naming imprint on California College of the

Helen Levitt’s New York photographs and a new book on her work anchor this summer art-book roundup, alongside Natalie Weis’s reflection on the volume. Also featured is Benjamin Moser’s consideration of Victoria Johnson’s biography of Frederic Edwin Church.

The New York Foundation for the Arts has awarded $903,000 to 132 artists across New York State through its fellowship program with the New York State Council on the Arts. This year’s recipients were selected from 3,985 applicants and work in disciplines

A bronze memorial to Palestinian-American poet and civil rights leader Alex Odeh was repeatedly vandalized, and its dove was stolen in 2020 before later being recovered. Artist Jon Rubin is now sending the dove on a participatory world tour to honor Odeh’s

A Berlin court convicted a Lebanese curator and writer of “approval of crimes” and fined him €1,000 over Instagram stories about Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israeli ravers at the Supernova festival. The case comes amid a wider German crackdown on pro-Palestine

Belgium advanced to the World Cup quarter-finals after a 4–1 win over the United States in Seattle, with its pink-and-blue Adidas away jerseys drawing on René Magritte’s Surrealist imagery. The kit’s pattern and palette reference “Grelots roses, ciels en lambeaux (Pink Bells,

The European Central Bank has revealed 10 shortlisted proposals for a full redesign of euro banknotes, the first since 2002. Among the possible faces for the 100-euro note is Leonardo da Vinci, with public support helping shape the final choice.

President Trump has ordered federal officials to place warning signage outside the Smithsonian National Museum of American History after his administration accused the museum of “anti-white” practices. The directive escalates the White House’s campaign to reshape Smithsonian exhibits dealing with slavery, discrimination,

The Trump administration has escalated its criticism of the Smithsonian Institution with a 162-page July 4 report accusing it of “extreme political activism” and “anti-White activism.” The article points readers to work that challenges authority, including Natalie Haddad’s interview with Carmelita Tropicana,

Joyce Kozloff has revealed in a new interview with Art Journal Open that she was one of the founding members of the Guerrilla Girls. She also confirmed that her assigned pseudonym in the collective was “Liubov Popova,” and said more than 50