Dreaming of Owning a Picasso
A raffle ticket offers a chance to win a $1 million Picasso for a good cause, while Sonya Yu makes MoMA PS1 free for
Insights from the Openings of Taipei and Shanghai Biennials
Zian Chen reports from the openings of the Taipei Biennial and Shanghai Biennale, exploring contemporary themes and artistic expressions at these major cultural events.
Maria Balshaw to Conclude Tenure at Tate in 2026
Maria Balshaw will leave her role as director of the Tate museums in spring 2026, concluding nearly a decade of leadership. Her tenure included
Cosmin Costinas and Inti Guerrero Appointed to Lead the 2027 Yokohama Triennale
Cosmin Costinas and Inti Guerrero have been selected as artistic directors for the 2027 Yokohama Triennale, running from April to September. Their leadership promises
Elizabeth Catlett’s Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. Displayed at de Young Museum
Elizabeth Catlett's 'Bust of Martin Luther King, Jr.' is now on public display at the de Young Museum, celebrating King's legacy. The bronze sculpture,
Trailblazer in Latin American Art, Carla Stellweg Passes Away at 83
Carla Stellweg, a pioneering force in Latin American art, has died at 83. Known for her groundbreaking work with Artes Visuales and her influence
Top Art Exhibitions in New York City for 2025
New York City's 2025 art scene is thriving with revamped museums and landmark exhibitions. Highlights include Amy Sherald at the Whitney and Rashid Johnson
MoMA PS1 to Remove Admission Fees for Three Years Starting 2026
MoMA PS1 in New York City announced it will offer free admission for three years starting in 2026, thanks to a donation from art