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Carla Stellweg, a pioneering force in Latin American art, has died at 83. Known for her groundbreaking work with Artes Visuales and her influence on Mexican contemporary art, Stellweg leaves behind a legacy of activism and innovation.

MoMA PS1 in New York City announced it will offer free admission for three years starting in 2026, thanks to a donation from art collector Sonya Yu. This move aims to reduce financial barriers and coincides with the museum's 50th anniversary.

Louvre employees in Paris are set to strike from December 15 over concerns about poor working conditions and maintenance issues affecting artworks. Unionized staff demands improvements to protect the museum's collections.

Martin Parr, known for his humorous yet insightful tourist photography, died at 73 in Bristol. He had been battling myeloma since 2021. The Martin Parr Foundation announced plans to preserve his legacy.

LONDON — A new mural created near the Royal Courts of Justice was officially confirmed by Banksy on September 8, a rare direct acknowledgment from the artist. The work, which appeared overnight, was quickly covered by local authorities, prompting renewed debate about

PARIS — The Paris Art Expo will return this winter with an edition scheduled for December 3–7, 2025, bringing together international artists and galleries for a five-day program focused on contemporary visual art. The event is organized by Musa Art Space and

LONDON — Tate Britain has opened Turner & Constable, a major exhibition launched on 27 November 2025 that brings together the work of Britain’s two most celebrated landscape painters. The show, on view through April 2026, offers a comprehensive look at how

PARIS — French authorities have arrested four additional suspects in connection with the high-profile heist that targeted the Louvre Museum earlier this year. The arrests were made following an extended investigation involving national police and cultural property units. According to officials, the