Honoring the Legacies of Richard Gorman, Seyni Awa Camara, and Björn Roth
This week's In Memoriam honors the impactful contributions of Richard Gorman, Seyni Awa Camara, Björn Roth, and others who've recently passed, leaving a lasting
Palestinians Protest Israeli Move to Claim Historical Site in West Bank
Sebastia's residents in the Occupied West Bank oppose Israel's plan to seize their archaeological site, fearing it will damage their community. The site holds
Philadelphia Museum of Art Returns to Its Original Name, Dropping ‘PhAM’
The Philadelphia Museum of Art has reverted to its original name, dropping the short-lived 'PhAM' rebrand. Director Daniel Weiss cited overwhelming negative feedback as
Will MoMA Sever Ties with Leon Black?
Artists and art workers have urged MoMA to distance itself from Leon Black due to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, leading to his resignation
Leon Black Faces Disturbing Allegations in Newly Released Epstein Files
Leon Black is facing serious allegations of sexual abuse as detailed in newly released Epstein files. The documents include a diary and emails aligning
Frankenthaler Foundation Launches Sixth Round of Climate Grants
The Helen Frankenthaler Foundation has opened the sixth cycle for its Frankenthaler Climate Initiative grants, continuing support for sustainable practices in the visual arts.
February’s Must-Read Art Books
Explore February's eight essential art books spanning modernism's birth in Montmartre to Pyaari Azaadi's activism. Each book offers a unique perspective on art's transformative
Minneapolis Artists Unite Against ICE Through Creative Protest
In Minneapolis, artists are harnessing their creativity to protest ICE operations. Art Price and volunteers are producing free anti-ICE apparel, while other artists create