Betye Saar, Major Voice of the Black Arts Movement, Dies at 99
Betye Saar, a leading figure of the Black Arts Movement, died on July 26 at 99. Her assemblages of racist memorabilia offered powerful commentary
Sacred Signs: Two Los Angeles Exhibitions Explore Spirituality
The Hammer Museum and the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles each present exhibitions that seek connections between art and spirituality. Yet despite their
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Sets December 11 Opening Date
Nearly twenty years after it was first announced, the long-awaited Guggenheim Abu Dhabi has finally confirmed an opening date of December 11. The news
SFMOMA Says It Has Added Hundreds of Works to Its Collection in 2026
SFMOMA has announced that it has acquired more than ninety artworks since the beginning of 2026. The museum also said it has received more
Philadelphia Museum of Art Announces $10 Million Shortfall
The Philadelphia Museum of Art has reported a $10 million deficit for fiscal year 2025–26, nearly double the amount from FY2024–25. The latest figures
Revisiting America’s 250th Through Art Books and Counter-Histories
Our editors and critics are highlighting art books that offer counter-narratives to America 250 and the nationalism shaping arts and culture. The list includes
Pair Who Pasted Image of Palestinian Mother and Child Over Picasso at National Gallery Convicted of Criminal Damage
Two activists who covered a Picasso at London’s National Gallery with an image of a Palestinian mother and child have been found guilty of
Brooklyn Museum to Develop New African Art Exhibition Space
The Brooklyn Museum is set to create a 6,400 square foot space for its African art collection. Construction is scheduled to start this summer,