David Novros: Redefining Painting as Portable Murals
David Novros's exhibition at Paula Cooper reimagines painting as site-specific, 'portable murals' that incorporate the wall into the artwork. His intricate panel paintings and
Imagine Free Art Supplies for Artists in Every City
The idea of expanding New York City's Materials for the Arts to all five boroughs sparked significant interest, highlighting its importance to the arts
Meet the New Photography Curator at The Met
Oluremi C. Onabanjo is the new photography curator at The Met, bringing her expertise in African and Black diasporic histories. Significant grants boost Queens
New Leadership Announced for Guggenheim Museum
Materials for the Arts in Queens diverts millions of pounds of supplies from landfills, and its Director Tara Sansone advocates for similar projects. Elsewhere,
Mariët Westermann Appointed as Guggenheim Museum’s First Female Director
Mariët Westermann has been appointed as the first female director of the Guggenheim Museum, taking over from Richard Armstrong. She will lead amid ongoing
Adam Weinberg to Leave Whitney Museum Leadership Post
Adam Weinberg will step down as director of the Whitney Museum later this year, with Scott Rothkopf set to succeed him. Weinberg's tenure saw
Kate Fowle Steps Down as MoMA PS1 Director After Short Tenure
Kate Fowle resigns as MoMA PS1 director after less than three years, citing no specific reasons. Her leadership faced challenges due to the pandemic
MoMA Chief Glenn Lowry to Depart After Three Decades
Glenn D. Lowry, leading MoMA since 1995, will step down in 2025. His tenure included major expansions and notable controversies, including protests against board