A Cautious Approach: The 2026 Whitney Biennial Shies Away from Today’s Realities
The 2026 Whitney Biennial seems to sidestep the urgent political issues of today, opting instead for a more cautious approach. While inclusive and critical,
Iranian Artist Shares Her Emotional Journey
The New Museum reopens with a fresh look, while Iranian artist Leila Seyedzadeh shares her emotions amid Tehran's turmoil. This edition features crucial insights
Vandalism Incident Causes Significant Damage at Seattle’s Chihuly Museum
A trespasser caused over $240,000 in damages at Seattle's Chihuly Garden and Glass Museum. The museum, known for Dale Chihuly's glass artworks, is reviewing
Liz Munsell Appointed as New VP at Brooklyn’s Powerhouse Arts
Liz Munsell has been appointed as the Vice President of Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn, succeeding Diya Vij. Her leadership is anticipated to bring new
2026 Glasgow International Biennial Program Announced
The Glasgow International organizers have announced the program for the 2026 biennial. This eleventh edition will take place from June 5 to June 21,
March Showcases Ignite New York’s Art Scene
This March, New York thrives with a series of dynamic art exhibitions both online and offline. Notable shows include Maxwell Graham at Essex Street
Exploring Art, Motherhood, and the Enigma of Banksy
Megan O'Grady discusses the influence of art on her view of motherhood, considering Heji Shin's striking Baby photos. Lynn Trimble examines the financial burdens
Rauschenberg Foundation Celebrates Centennial with $100K Awards
In celebration of Robert Rauschenberg's 100th birthday, the foundation bearing his name has awarded $100,000 to four artists. Alongside this, numerous appointments and departures