In Striking Scenes, Artist Dylan Doe Depicts the Bodily ‘Glitches’ of a Tech-Saturated Era
British artist Dylan Doe explores how a tech-dominated world registers in the body through bodily “glitches” in his solo show “Muscle Memory.” Presented at
Rediscovered John Constable Study in Texas Set for Heritage Auctions Sale
A newly identified John Constable study for The Cornfield has resurfaced after decades in rural Texas and will be offered at Heritage Auctions in
China’s Tech Hub Aims to Build an Art Center, Too
The Big Picture is excerpted from The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter focused on Asia’s art markets. It delivers analysis, insights, and
Untitled Space Founder Indira Cesarine on Art, Activism, and Elevating Marginalized Voices
Indira Cesarine founded The Untitled Space in Tribeca more than a decade ago with a mission to spotlight overlooked and marginalized artists. The gallery
The Box in Plymouth Secures 2026 UK Art Fund Museum of the Year Award
The Box, a museum in Plymouth, England, has won the UK Art Fund Museum of the Year Prize. This prestigious award highlights their impact
Pace Gallery’s Reduction in Force Sparks Debate on Art World Dynamics
After Pace Gallery's layoffs, debates arise about the sustainability of the gallery model. Hyperallergic sheds light on the situation, challenging narratives and highlighting personal
Exploring the Canine Influence in Art
Thomas W. Laqueur's new book examines the portrayal of dogs in Western art, highlighting their unique role in bridging species boundaries. Through 250 artworks,
Exhibitors Revealed for Second Edition of Untitled Art, Houston
Untitled Art, Houston, reveals its lineup of ninety-five galleries for its second edition this October, featuring diverse contemporary art. The event offers a significant