Thiago de Paula Souza Appointed Curator for 2027 Athens Biennale
São Paulo curator Thiago de Paula Souza has been appointed to lead the 8th Athens Biennale in spring 2027. His extensive experience in curating
Lalanne Mirror Collection Achieves $33.5 Million at Auction
A set of mirrors by Claude Lalanne sold for $33.5 million, setting a new auction record. The fifteen-piece ensemble, featuring bronze leaves, was made
Selma Selman Uses Language to Challenge Identity
Selma Selman's performance 'Letters to Omer' at Amant in Brooklyn explored language and identity with expressive gestures and smartphone readings, set against a visually
ICP’s Annual Photobook Fest Showcases Over 80 Global Publishers
ICP's Photobook Fest returns from May 8–10, featuring over 80 global publishers and an array of workshops and panels. The event takes place across
National Gallery of Art Secures $116M Endowment for Nationwide Art Lending
The National Gallery of Art secures a historic $116 million donation from Mitchell Rales to permanently support its 'Across the Nation' artwork lending program,
Exploring the Concept of Personhood in Art
Artists like Pierre Huyghe are challenging the boundaries of personhood by integrating humans, animals, and AI into art. This exploration raises questions about extending
Exploring Holbein’s Signature Calligraphic Style in Portraiture
Hans Holbein the Younger's exhibition at the Getty Center reveals the intricate calligraphic style of his portraits. The show highlights the intersection of writing
Honoring the Legacies of Desmond Morris, James Hayward, and Flo Oy Wong
In Memoriam honors influential figures in the art world who have recently passed. Desmond Morris redefined perceptions with his book, The Naked Ape, and