Genesis P-Orridge’s Provocative Mail Art Returns to Toronto
Genesis P-Orridge's provocative mail art from the 1970s and '80s is on display in Toronto. The exhibition revisits the artist's early career and influential
Met Museum to Erase Sackler Name Amid Ongoing Activism
The Met Museum will remove the Sackler name from several exhibition spaces, a decision influenced by persistent activism against the family's ties to the
Giacometti Sculptures to Grace The Met’s Temple of Dendur in Unique Exhibit
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will host an exhibition featuring Alberto Giacometti's sculptures within the Temple of Dendur. The show, running from June 12
At 93, Joan Semmel’s Artistry Reaches New Heights
Joan Semmel, at 93, continues to captivate with her powerful self-portraits and explorations of female empowerment in art. Her recent exhibitions and new works
Harry Bertoia’s Rediscovered Art Takes Center Stage in Detroit
Harry Bertoia's work is enjoying renewed attention in Detroit, highlighted by the rediscovery of a long-lost sculpture and a forthcoming retrospective at Cranbrook Academy
Orbán’s Cultural Domination Ends with Election Defeat in Hungary
Following Viktor Orbán's defeat in Hungary's recent parliamentary elections, there's renewed hope for the country's art scene, which has been under right-wing authoritarian control
Exclusive Interview with Artist and New York First Lady Rama Duwaji
An insightful interview with artist Rama Duwaji at Gracie Mansion reveals her modesty and commitment to her art. The conversation also touches on her
Tania El Khoury on Art and Resilience Amid Conflict
Tania El Khoury, a Lebanese artist, reflects on her experiences amid the ongoing conflict in Lebanon. Despite the challenges, her art continues to offer