Countdown to Venice Biennale Amid Controversies
The Venice Biennale prepares to open, excluding artists from Israel and Russia due to ICC charges. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan's destruction of a church in Artsakh
Controversy Surrounds Artist Chosen for New Mexico City Monument
Plans to replace a Columbus statue in Mexico City with an Indigenous woman sculpture face backlash. Critics argue the selection of artist Pedro Reyes
A Comprehensive Preview of the 2026 Venice Biennale
The 2026 Venice Biennale returns with its signature blend of art and politics. Amidst controversy and change, the event will spotlight 'In Minor Keys',
Exploring Creative Spaces with Hadieh Afshani
Discover the creative journey of Hadieh Afshani, a New Jersey artist who balances her practice with motherhood, explores migration themes, and cherishes her community
Exploring the Legacy of Rocky and Monumental Art
Discover the intersection of boxing, celebrity, and art in 'Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments.' Curated by Paul Farber, this exhibit explores
Mark Milroy’s Art: A Fusion of Observation, Memory, and Imagination
Mark Milroy, an observational painter, merges observation, memory, and imagination in his art. His debut New York exhibition 'Jumbo' explores themes of violence and
2026 Turner Prize Nominees Revealed
Tate Britain has named Simeon Barclay, Kira Freije, Marguerite Humeau, and Tanoa Sasraku as the 2026 Turner Prize nominees. This announcement has generated significant
Israel and Russia Excluded from Venice Biennale Awards by Jury Decision
The Venice Biennale has barred Israel and Russia from receiving awards due to allegations of crimes against humanity. This decision supports the Biennale's focus