What Is Fueling Demand at Artnet’s 20th Century Art Auction?
July 1, 2026
Artnet’s 20th Century Art auction highlights internationally celebrated artists whose work helped define a rapidly changing modern era. The sale is now open for
Thomas J Price’s Largest Sculpture Unveiled Outside London’s V&A East
July 1, 2026
Thomas J Price has unveiled A Place Beyond (2026) outside London’s V&A East ahead of the museum’s April 18 opening. At 18 feet tall,
Hudson Shaoxia Zhang Reimagines the Golf Course as a Site of Fine Art
July 1, 2026
Hudson Shaoxia Zhang, the current U.S. Golf Art Foundation Fellow, has built an artistic practice around golf-course landscapes. His impressionistic paintings transform fairways, greens,
E.U. Threatens Venice Biennale Funding Over Russia Pavilion’s Return
June 30, 2026
The dispute surrounding Russia’s expected return to the Venice Biennale has sharpened after the European Union said it could withdraw financial support from the
Streetwear Icon NIGO Gets a Landmark Museum Retrospective
June 30, 2026
London’s Design Museum will stage NIGO’s first major retrospective outside Japan this May. The exhibition spans more than 700 objects and also highlights 25
How Frida Kahlo’s Legendary Life Became Artistic Myth
June 30, 2026
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Frida Kahlo’s Enduring Magnetism: Why the World Still Can’t Look Away
June 30, 2026
Frida Kahlo’s image and legacy continue to captivate audiences worldwide, with Tate Modern set to explore her enduring icon status in a major 2026
Inside the Life and Practice of Brenda Goodman
June 29, 2026
Brenda Goodman reflects on a life shaped by art, queerness, family conflict, and decades of experimentation. In a wide-ranging conversation, she discusses her Detroit