Caravaggio’s Early Ambitions Explored
The Morgan Library & Museum explores Caravaggio's early work 'The Boy with a Basket of Fruit,' offering a glimpse into the artist's formative years.
Applications Open for Onassis AiR 2026–27 Residency Program in Athens
Onassis AiR invites applications for its 2026–27 residency program in Athens, offering 30 spots across multiple art disciplines. The deadline is March 3, 2026.
Brooklyn Museum Appoints New Senior Contemporary Art Curator
Robert Wiesenberger joins the Brooklyn Museum as senior curator of contemporary art. The Newark Museum of Art welcomes Lisa Funderburke as its new director.
Exploring the Enigmatic World of James Castle
The Rodder gallery on the Upper East Side hosts an exhibition of James Castle's unique artworks. Born deaf and isolated from the art world,
The Timeless Resilience of Claude Cahun’s Art
Claude Cahun's Cancelled Confessions, newly translated by Susan de Muth and published by Siglio Press, exemplifies the resilience of modernism. This work, rich in
Lisa Funderburke Appointed as New President of Newark Museum of Art
Lisa Funderburke has been named the new president of the Newark Museum of Art, stepping in after Linda Harrison's departure. Funderburke is set to
Caravaggio’s Pivotal Transformation at the Morgan Library
The Morgan Library showcases Caravaggio's transition from an unknown artist to a master. Curator John Marciari explains how 'Boy with a Basket of Fruit'
Art and Activism: A Vibrant Mosaic of Stories
This week's stories traverse art, archaeology, activism, and media. From a filmmaker chronicling a mayoral journey to unearthing ancient architectural marvels, and from rediscovered