Art Handler’s Injury Highlights Safety Concerns in Galleries
An art handler's injury at a New York gallery underscores ongoing safety issues in the industry. Despite efforts to address hazards, conditions continue to
Exploring Art’s Response to AI, Surveillance, and Historical Discoveries
The article explores various art-related subjects, including an Ohio exhibition critiquing surveillance, artists' embrace of imperfection against AI art, the recovery of a Nazi-looted
Renowned Artist and Civil Rights Figure Mary Lovelace O’Neal Passes at 84
Mary Lovelace O’Neal, a prominent painter and Civil Rights activist, died at 84 in Mérida, Mexico. Known for her powerful Lampblack series, she was
Michelle Millar Fisher Appointed as Chief Curator at Cooper Hewitt
Michelle Millar Fisher has been named the new chief curator at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, succeeding Matilda McQuaid. The Getty awarded $1.8 million
Exploring the Faith Behind Zurbarán’s Artwork
Francisco de Zurbarán's religious artworks are on display at London's National Gallery, prompting questions about his personal faith. The exhibition continues until August 23
The Lasting Impact of Mary Lovelace O’Neal
Mary Lovelace O’Neal, an abstract mixed-media artist from Jackson, Mississippi, left a significant mark on art and civil rights. Her involvement in the 1960s
Neue Galerie to Join Forces with the Met Museum in Strategic Merger
Ronald Lauder's Neue Galerie will merge with the Met Museum in 2028, announced The Met. The Neue Galerie, known for its Austrian and German
China Marks: Unraveling Narratives Through Sewn Art
China Marks's exhibition at Zane Bennett Contemporary Art features over 200 sewn artworks exploring complex themes through dreamlike storytelling. Marks's unique narrative style invites