Celebrating the Bold Abstractions of Serge Poliakoff
March 19, 2026
Serge Poliakoff, a Russian-born painter, is celebrated for his vibrant abstract works. His exhibitions at Cheim & Read highlight his significant role in the
German Art World Critiqued for Inconsistencies
March 18, 2026
The art world in Germany faces criticism for its political inconsistencies, as analyzed in a recent edition of OnCurating. Scholars critique the misuse of
Seurat’s Coastal Views Captivate at the Courtauld
March 18, 2026
The Courtauld Gallery's Seurat and the Sea presents an elegant collection of seascapes, following the National Gallery's survey of the same period. Through preparatory
Exploring Gender Through the Lens of Kate Bornstein
March 18, 2026
Kate Bornstein, a pioneering figure in gender exploration, views her gender as a 76-year-long journey through four dimensions. Her work has reshaped the conversation
Gainsborough’s Portraits Challenge Social Norms Through Fashion
March 18, 2026
The exhibition 'Gainsborough: The Fashion of Portraiture' explores the complex role of fashion in 18th-century British society. Through detailed artworks, Gainsborough challenges the notion
NADA Hudson Exhibition Set for July 30-31 at Basilica Hudson
March 18, 2026
The New Art Dealers Alliance teams up with Basilica Hudson to host NADA Hudson, a grand exhibition featuring over 30 projects on July 30-31.
NADA Miami 2025 to Showcase Global Art Talent
March 18, 2026
NADA Miami 2025 will feature nearly 140 art spaces from 30 countries at Ice Palace Studios. The event includes the TD Bank Curated Spotlight
Meet the Pioneer of Museum Accessibility Initiatives
March 18, 2026
Lorena Bradford's shift from speech-language pathology to art history led her to transform museum accessibility. As the first head of Accessible Programs at the