Ancient Egyptian Mummy Found with Homer’s Iliad Lines
Archaeologists in Oxyrhynchus have discovered a mummy with a papyrus from Homer’s Iliad, raising questions about the text's role in burial rituals. This find
Statue of Trump Unveiled by Evangelicals in Miami
A new Trump statue, unveiled by evangelical leaders in Miami, prompts discussions on art and idolatry. Meanwhile, New York's art fair week raises questions
ART BUSAN 2026 Paves the Way for a Sustainable Art Ecosystem
ART BUSAN 2026 focuses on sustainability within the art market by introducing innovative segments like DEFINE and LIGHTHAUS. The fair aims to foster long-term
Lehman College Art Gallery Hosts 2026 Graduate Showcase
Lehman College Art Gallery will display the 2026 Thesis Exhibition from May 20-28, featuring BFA, MA, and MFA student work. The opening reception, also
Tania Bruguera: The Necessity of Political Art Today
Cuban artist Tania Bruguera will perform 'Tatlin’s Whisper #6' in Times Square on May 1. The piece highlights free speech challenges and authoritarianism, with
Silence and Simplicity at the US Pavilion
Alma Allen’s US pavilion at the Venice Biennale, curated by Jeffrey Uslip, offers sculptures that seem devoid of impact. Amid disrupted selection processes, Allen's
Venice Biennale Honors Koyo Kouoh with Poetic Tribute
The Venice Biennale honored the late curator Koyo Kouoh with a poetic journey led by María Magdalena Campos-Pons. The tribute celebrated Kouoh's legacy and
Seattle Art Museum Workers Announce Unionization Plans
More than 100 Seattle Art Museum employees have announced plans to unionize, citing issues with wages and job security. They are joining a broader