Ai Weiwei’s Insights on Censorship
Trump's latest memes spark backlash among Catholics. Explore Ai Weiwei's new book on censorship, and join a virtual talk with photographer Tonika Lewis Johnson.
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, Visionary Artist Addressing Injustice, Passes Away at 46
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, a distinguished artist noted for her powerful depictions of resistance against injustice, has passed away at 46 in Los Angeles. Her work,
Unveiling Michaelina Wautier: A Forgotten Master Reemerges
The Royal Academy's new exhibition uncovers the remarkable talent of Michaelina Wautier, a 17th-century artist whose work matches that of the great masters but
FotoFest Celebrates Four Decades of Global Photography
FotoFest in Houston marks its 40th anniversary with an expansive retrospective featuring over 450 artists from 58 countries. Despite political challenges, the festival celebrates
Marcel Duchamp’s Legacy Celebrated in New York Exhibition
Marcel Duchamp's transformative impact on modern art is being celebrated with a solo exhibition at MoMA, his first in New York in over 50
Gagosian’s New Venue to Feature Duchamp’s Iconic ‘Readymades’
Gagosian's new Uptown gallery will open with a focus on Duchamp's famous 'readymades,' coinciding with a major retrospective at MoMA. Featuring replicas of iconic
Closure Announced for CUNY’s Esteemed Social Practice Art Project
SPCUNY, a significant art initiative at CUNY, will close in February 2027. Founded by Chloë Bass and Gregory Sholette, the program has awarded $535,000
Institute of Museum and Library Services Resumes Operations Following Legal Settlement
A settlement with the Trump administration allows the Institute of Museum and Library Services to continue its operations, pleasing museum and library advocates. The