United States Artists Grants $50K to 50 Distinguished Fellows
United States Artists has awarded $50,000 grants to 50 artists across various disciplines, marking 20 years of the USA Fellowship. The unrestricted grants provide
IDSVA Offers Global Residencies for Art Scholars in Venice, Marrakech, and NYC
IDSVA's PhD program merges online learning with global residencies, allowing art professionals to advance their studies without career disruption. Residencies take place in cities
Reimagining the Internet Through Marginalized Voices
Mindy Seu's "A Sexual History of the Internet" offers an alternative archive of the web's history, highlighting marginalized voices. The project combines performance, book,
OMA-Designed Expansion Leads to New Museum’s Reopening in March
The New Museum in New York will reopen on March 21 after a two-year closure for an OMA-designed expansion. The project has doubled the
Smithsonian Modifies Exhibit Text, Omits Trump Impeachment References
The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery revised an exhibit label for Donald Trump's photo, removing impeachment mentions following a visitor complaint. This aligns with their
South Africa Withdraws from Venice Biennale Amid Controversy
South Africa's withdrawal from the Venice Biennale due to 'divisive' content sparks debate over artistic censorship and the role of government in cultural expression.
Art Basel’s Opening Day Brings Impressive Sales Surge
Art Basel's first day saw remarkable sales as collectors filled the fair. Leading galleries reported quick sales, reflecting strong market confidence. An increase in
Historic Sales at Sotheby’s: Art Market Reaches New Heights
Sotheby's auction in New York set new records with $300 million in sales, highlighted by a $50 million van Gogh piece, indicating strong global