Centre Pompidou to Launch Seoul Branch in Partnership with Hanwha
The Centre Pompidou is expanding to Seoul, opening a new site in June with the Hanwha Foundation of Culture. This partnership aims to enhance
New York’s The Hole Gallery Faces Legal Action Over Rent Arrears
The Hole, a New York gallery, is being sued by landlords for unpaid rent. The gallery has also recently closed its Los Angeles venue,
Hong Kong Art Week 2026 Celebrates Regional Art Scene
Hong Kong Art Week 2026 highlighted the city's role as a regional art hub, featuring Art Basel Hong Kong, M+, and Tai Kwun. The
Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Humanity Unveiled
The exhibition Multiple Offerings at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive humanizes artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, emphasizing her playful and physical engagement
Kamrooz Aram’s Art Captivates Across Continents
Kamrooz Aram's artwork is making waves internationally, with critic Aruna D'Souza observing his influence across continents. His pieces offer a fresh take on history
Trump’s Alarming Threats Against Iranian Heritage and People
President Trump's rhetoric reaches a disturbing peak, threatening Iranian civilization. Strikes by the U.S. and Israel target cultural sites and educational institutions, raising global
Hilma’s Ghost: Reviving Esoteric Art and Feminist Narratives
Hilma’s Ghost, a feminist collective formed by Dannielle Tegeder and Sharmistha Ray, explores esoteric practices and the erasure of women and queer artists from
Josh Kline’s Essay Sparks Debate on NYC’s Art Scene
Josh Kline's essay on artists' struggles in NYC has sparked debate about viable solutions. Critic Aruna D’Souza argues that leaving the city is not