Jeff Koons’ Connection to Jeffrey Epstein Revealed
New Epstein files reveal Jeff Koons attended a 2013 dinner at Epstein's home. The files highlight connections between the art world and Epstein, underscoring the need for scrutiny.
Ancient Egyptian Tombs Reveal New Historical Insights
Archaeologists in Saqqara, Egypt have uncovered tombs over 4,000 years old, revealing new details about ancient Egyptian civilization. The findings include decorated sarcophagi and golden figurines, offering insights into the social and burial practices of the Old Kingdom.
Trump Administration Eyes New Deal-Era Murals for Removal
The Trump administration targets a building near the National Mall, featuring key New Deal-era murals on social security. Efforts are underway to save this historic site, described as a 'Sistine Chapel' of working-class art.
Philip Leider, Artforum’s First Editor, Passes Away at 96
Philip Leider, who was instrumental as Artforum's first editor in chief, has died at the age of 96. His work significantly shaped the landscape of art journalism.
Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.: Art, Memory, and Legacy
Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a testament to activists' perseverance, celebrates Dr. King's civil rights legacy. Hyperallergic explores his impact through art and cultural events marking the holiday.
Tech Wealth Overlooks Struggling San Francisco Art School
The California College of the Arts in San Francisco will close by the end of the 2026-2027 school year, a casualty of financial struggles despite the city's wealth. The closure underscores the tech sector's lack of cultural investment and highlights significant wealth
Metropolitan Museum of Art Staff Choose to Form Union
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's staff has taken a pivotal step by voting to unionize, creating one of the largest bargaining units among U.S. cultural institutions.
2026’s Must-Read Art Books: A Preview
Explore the anticipated art books of 2026, including studies by Eileen G'Sell and Ann Patchett's 'Whistler.' Discover new insights into visual culture and prepare for an exciting year in art literature.
Metropolitan Museum Staff Secure Unionization
Staff at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC have successfully unionized under UAW Local 2110 following a NLRB election. The union aims for pay equity, representation, and transparency across 50 departments.
United States Artists Reveals 2026 Fellowship Awardees Receiving $50,000 Each
United States Artists in Chicago has announced the recipients of its 2026 fellowships, each receiving $50,000. The awards support artistic innovation and excellence across various disciplines.
Rediscovered L.S. Lowry Artwork Set to Fetch Millions at Auction
A newly discovered L.S. Lowry painting is set to be auctioned, expected to fetch millions. Experts anticipate strong interest due to its rarity and the artist's enduring appeal.