2026 Pritzker Prize Awarded to Smiljan Radić Clarke
Smiljan Radić Clarke, a renowned Chilean architect known for his innovative and humble designs, has been awarded the 2026 Pritzker Prize. His work is
UNESCO Heritage Site Chehel Sotoun Palace Hit by US and Israeli Airstrikes
The Chehel Sotoun Palace, a 17th-century UNESCO site in Isfahan, has been damaged by US and Israeli airstrikes. The heritage site had recently reopened
Introducing the Latest Cohort of UConn’s MFA Studio Art Program
Explore the diverse talents of the newest class in UConn’s MFA Studio Art Program, featuring artists like Jeanne Ciravolo and Ting Zhou, who bring
Exploring Lucian Freud’s Intricate World Through Drawing and Painting
Lucian Freud's legacy is explored in a new exhibition at London's National Portrait Gallery, featuring around 170 works that highlight the connection between his
Navigating the Cultural Dynamics of Awards Season
Awards season now resembles a continuous spectacle, with the art world creating its own recognitions that confer authority in real time. While some awards
Laura Phipps Appointed Director of Indigenous Art Collection at Gochman
Laura Phipps is appointed as the new director of the Gochman Family Collection, which is set to open a permanent exhibition space this fall.
The Challenges of Embracing Mid-Century Modern Design
A Los Angeles home's mid-century modern style captivated two friends, but its price tag was daunting. This design, intended for the mid-20th century middle
Examining the Role of Art Awards in Power Dynamics
Damien Davis questions whether art awards genuinely support artists or simply reinforce power structures. Meanwhile, University of North Texas faces criticism, and tributes pour