Majority of Men Suggest Mona Lisa Needs a Brighter Expression
President Trump raises a Columbus statue, and VP JD Vance unveils a new monument. The Philadelphia Museum of Art adopts a Duchamp-inspired acronym, and
Michael Fried Honors the Legacy of Artforum’s First Editor Philip Leider
Michael Fried commemorates Philip Leider, Artforum's founding editor known for publishing Fried's dissertation on Manet in March 1969. Leider's editorial choices significantly shaped art
Steve McQueen Awarded 2026 Erasmus Prize
British filmmaker Steve McQueen has been awarded the 2026 Erasmus Prize, recognized as the Dutch Nobel equivalent. He will receive $172,000 for his significant
Artists and Curators Oppose Israeli Pavilion’s Shift at Biennale
An open letter by 73 artists and curators opposes the Israeli Pavilion's relocation at the Biennale, citing political concerns. The letter calls for the
Hong Kong Auctions Signal Market Revival
Major auction houses in Hong Kong have reported a strong resurgence in sales, with Christie’s achieving a record result. This rebound highlights the art
Final Reflections of Tina Rivers Ryan at Artforum
Tina Rivers Ryan wraps up her tenure as editor in chief with Artforum's April 2026 issue. Her leadership has been marked by a dedication
Exploring the Collaborative Studio of Lari Pittman and Roy Dowell in Mexico City
Lari Pittman and Roy Dowell open the doors to their Mexico City studio, revealing the creative synergy that fuels their art. Discover their inspirations
Bettina: The Enigmatic Artist of Chelsea Hotel’s Geometric World
Bettina, a reclusive artist at the Chelsea Hotel, challenges perceptions with her geometric art. From xeroxed drawings to modular sculptures, she explores time and