Sharmistha Ray Turns Pickleball Courts Into Captivating Works of Art
Sharmistha Ray’s vibrant floor murals are turning downtown Pittsburgh pickleball courts into an art experience. Her new “Geometry of Play” installation invites the public
Eric Carle Museum Staff Move Toward Union Election
Staff at the Eric Carle Museum announced on Instagram that they are organizing a union and have filed for an election with the National
Lizzie Borden and the Triumph of the Senses
Revisit Lizzie Borden's 1974 essay "The New Dialectic" in Artforum's Archive. The article is tagged From the Archive, Lizzie Borden, and Minimalism.
Hong Kong Palace Museum’s First Director Louis Ng to Retire in 2027
Louis Ng, the inaugural director of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, will step down from his role in 2027. His retirement will bring an
Gagosian Pulls Back from Basel, Closes London Space
Gagosian is shutting down its lone Basel gallery and has already left its location in London’s Burlington Arcade. The move marks a temporary retreat
Curatorial Team Announced for the Second Edition of the Bogotá Biennale
The Bogotá Biennale (BOG) has announced its new curatorial team for the 2027 edition. José Esparza Chong Cuy, Juan Ricardo Rincón Gaviria, and Magalí
Palais de Tokyo Set to Shut for 2027 Repairs, Stirring Controversy Over Temporary Quarters
Paris’s Palais de Tokyo will close in July 2027 for repairs, requiring a temporary relocation. That interim move to La Générale has become politically
Jeju Museum of Art Unveils Full Artist Roster for 2026 Jeju Biennale
The Jeju Biennale has announced the final artist lineup for its 2026 edition, which opens on August 25 and runs through November 15. Titled