Metropolitan Opera Weighs Sale of Chagall Murals Amid Financial Struggles
The Metropolitan Opera in New York City is exploring the possibility of selling two major murals by Marc Chagall. This decision is driven by
Walker Art Center Shuts Doors Temporarily to Back ICE Protest
The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis will close on January 23 to support a protest against ICE. This action underscores the center's solidarity with
Unearthing the Mystical Stones of Fra Angelico’s Masterpieces
Italy's largest Fra Angelico retrospective since 1955 reveals the mystical symbolism behind his use of marble and stone. Fra Angelico's works are deeply infused
Decoding the Path to the Whitney Biennial: Insights and Expectations
Many artists aspire to join the Whitney Biennial, but how does one achieve this? Understanding the event's significance and aligning one's art with cultural
Rediscovering Vintage Gay Cinema Amidst Modern Repression
Rediscovering vintage gay adult films from the 70s and 80s offers a cultural and historical insight amidst current state repression. These films capture a
Honoring the Legacies of Pratt, Allers, and Burleigh
This week's In Memoriam honors notable figures in the art world, including Harvey Pratt, Roger Allers, and Robert Burleigh, among others. Their contributions spanned
Sally Tallant to Depart Queens Museum for Hayward Gallery Leadership Role
Sally Tallant will leave her role at the Queens Museum after seven years to lead London's Hayward Gallery. Her tenure saw significant achievements and
Gabrielle Goliath to Pursue Legal Action Over Canceled Venice Biennale Project
Artist Gabrielle Goliath plans legal action against South Africa's minister of arts and culture after her Venice Biennale project was canceled. The pavilion addressing