Prominent Abstractionist Pat Steir Passes Away at 87
March 28, 2026
Pat Steir, famous for her 'Waterfall' paintings, died at 87. Her vibrant works have left a lasting impact on the art world, inspiring future
Frank O’Hara’s Influence Beyond Poetry
March 28, 2026
Frank O’Hara, known for his poetry, was also a key figure in the art world, promoting artists like Helen Frankenthaler. His curatorial work at
Japanese Artist’s Work Misused by DHS in Controversial Post
March 28, 2026
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has sparked controversy by using a painting by Japanese artist Hiroshi Nagai without permission. The altered artwork, shared
Is This Spring’s Most Packed Week in Art?
March 28, 2026
The New Museum has reopened, two major art fairs just concluded, and Asia Art Week is underway. Find out how our editors are keeping
Gulf Art Scene Aims for Calm Amid Regional Tensions
March 28, 2026
Gulf states project normalcy in their art scene amid US-Israel conflict with Iran. Galleries and museums reopen, but experts warn of risks to cultural
Crafting Effective Protest Signs: Expert Tips
March 28, 2026
Discover tips for making impactful protest signs with insights from artists and curators. Explore how global conflicts and historical art pieces continue to influence
Enhance Your Artistic Journey with Banff Centre’s Visual Arts Residency
March 28, 2026
Banff Centre's Visual Arts residencies offer artists dedicated time, studio space, and mentorship. Engage with archives to explore social narratives and embrace speculative futures.
Explore These Captivating Spring Art Exhibits in Chicago
March 28, 2026
Chicago's art scene remains resilient amid challenges, with spring exhibitions showcasing a range of themes from environmental issues to cultural identity. Discover engaging works