Paz Errázuriz, a Chilean photographer renowned for documenting marginalized communities, makes her UK debut with 'Dare to Look,' showcasing 5 decades of powerful, immersive photography. Includes Venice Biennale exhibits.
The Kinkade Family Foundation rebukes DHS's unauthorized use of art, including Kinkade's paintings, in social media posts, accusing the agency of promoting division and xenophobia through misinterpretations of American heritage.
FBI considers MMA training. Brooklyn's Candy Factory nurtures artists with affordable studios thanks to Ann Ballentine. Trump imposes tariffs on Brazil amid political tensions. Jiu-Jitsu training and art community and Trump tariffs.
The WNBA's growing popularity faces fan debates. Caitlin Clark's impact, league history, physical differences with NBA, and discrimination discussions are key topics. The league sees increasing attendance and viewership.
WeTransfer's updated terms sparked outrage over data usage, AI training, and privacy. Users questioned rights to content, leading to revisions but concerns remain about data repurposing and consent.
UNESCO inscribed 26 new sites, prioritizing Africa. Highlights include Mount Kumgang & megaliths. US withdrew. Ancient sites dominate. Focus on heritage protection and cultural value.
William Dobson's self-portrait acquired by Tate, Viola-Perov Trust donates to Eastman Museum, and Crystal Bridges Museum gets Woodmen of the World window. Art legacy & conservation highlighted.
Historic England protects the Dudderhouse Hillside long cairn in Yorkshire Dales as a Scheduled Ancient Monument, recognizing its national significance and vulnerability as a prehistoric funerary monolith.
Johanna Burton departs MOCA for ICA Philadelphia, succeeding Zoë Ryan. Burton's move, supporting the gallery and brings curatorial vision to ICA.
Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' cancellation sparks controversy after his Trump criticism. His 'Mr. Stephen' alter ego and Paramount's settlement with Trump add to the intrigue. Financial decision or more?
A woman in La Jolla is consumed by a chartreuse dress, revealing themes of addiction, isolation, and dread. Light, fashion, and online shopping fuel her hallucinatory experience. A modern gothic tale.
Federal employees use improv to cope with job uncertainty and stress during government changes. Workshops offer stress relief and teach adaptation skills.
Edvard Munch's art explored illness, death, and mental distress. His personal experiences and engagement with medical advancements deeply intertwined with his work, revealing a unique perspective on healthcare.
Agnès Varda's Paris exhibit explores her photography, films, and legacy. Showcasing her 'cinécriture' and unique vision, it highlights her impact on cinema and art. Varda's innovative approach is examined.
Gen Z flocks to art programs amid AI fears and economic uncertainty. They seek creative, meaningful work, rejecting traditional career paths. Art offers stability and a human touch in a changing world.
Museums are re-evaluating strict climate control for art preservation due to high energy costs and carbon footprints. Research suggests safe, sustainable alternatives, balancing preservation with environmental responsibility.
Trump's tariffs have increased economic uncertainty, impacting GDP and trade. Wall Street doubts the implementation of further tariffs. Tariffs impact economic forecasts. Key sectors are affected.
Shamim M. Momin named director/chief curator of the Bronx Museum, undergoing $42.9M expansion. Her vision emphasizes community, diversity, and access to contemporary art. Momin's experience includes LAND and the Whitney Museum.
The HEAR Act of 2025 aims to ease art restitution claims for Nazi-looted art by removing legal defenses like 'acquisitive prescription'. Critics cite potential issues with international law and fairness.
Tate Modern prioritizes Aboriginal art, showcasing Emily Kam Kngwarray. Whitworth features Santiago Yahuarcani. Camden Art Centre highlights Duane Linklater, challenging Western art norms and celebrating Indigenous voices.
Exploring the Grand Palais's mission to democratize art and culture, foster inclusivity, and host diverse events, from art exhibits to live performances, ensuring accessibility for all.
Thomas Neurath, who headed Thames & Hudson, revolutionized illustrated publishing. He championed visual culture, integrated text and images, and fostered global art accessibility. A visionary leader with a beatnik spirit.
Gallery Sardine, a Hamptons pop-up by Valentina Akerman and Joe Bradley, blends art, design, and community. Showcasing innovative works and fostering connection, the gallery redefines the art experience.
Arts funding is crucial for community support, economic growth, and accessible programs. Investment in arts and culture sustains jobs, education, and recovery across the US.
Khaled Sabsabi reinstated for the 2026 Venice Biennale after initial withdrawal due to controversy. An external review revealed administrative failings. Apologies issued. Artistic freedom upheld.
Ismail Gulgee, a pioneering Pakistani Modernist, and his legacy are explored through his son Amin's gallery in Karachi. The gallery preserves Gulgee's work and addresses challenges in South Asian art preservation. Amin's art also is highlighted.
Blum gallery is transitioning from the traditional model, closing spaces in LA & Tokyo. Cites exhaustion and a shift in the art market. Focus on partnerships and special projects.
The Nuestra Señora del Juncal, a Spanish galleon lost in 1631, remains unfound. Its story intertwines transatlantic trade, underwater archaeology, and the challenges of treasure hunting. New research explores its history and legacy.
The art market faces challenges amid a paradigm shift. New consultancies emerge, focusing on next-gen collectors, personalized service, and navigating a globalized, digitally driven landscape. Art Basel adapts to changing audiences.
