The Stiftung Kunstmuseum Bern announced a significant consolidation and expansion of its principles for addressing Nazi-looted art.

Earlier this summer, the McAllen-based duo of artist Keatan McKeever and filmmaker (and sometimes Glasstire contributor) Michael Flanagan opened the Castro Gallery at 602 W. Harrison Avenue in Harlingen.

The most memorable works merged poetic symbolism with monumental form in immersive installations that embodied existential paradoxes and ancient avenues of resistance.

Vincent van Gogh, the enigmatic Dutch post-impressionist painter, is revered for his emotive works that capture the essence of human experience and the beauty found in the ordinary.

The Reading Public Museum announced the first of its summer shows: Patrick McGrath Muñiz: Recolecciones / Recollections on view through August 24, 2025 in the Irvin and Lois E. Cohen Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art.

Romania has secured a “long-term hold” on a painting by El Greco that was pulled from a Christie’s New York Old Masters sale in February, following a claim by the Romanian government that the work was unlawfully taken from its national collection.

Abstract Erotic, Courtauld Gallery review - sculpture that is sensuous, funny and subversive Testing the boundaries of good taste, and winning.

‘We must return to the language of love’. These final words shared by Mary Maggic in our interview have long stayed with me.

In the work of artist Sahana Ramakrishnan, mythology serves as a vehicle to preserve the past and a space to imagine the future.

Featuring 150 chairs from the Museum of Vancouver (MOV) collection, Deep-Seated Histories: Chairs from the Collection provides a glimpse into Vancouver’s cultural, social and industrial evolution.

Sebastian Gladstone Gallery is presenting, John of Patmos, a new series of six oil paintings by Chad Murray.

The Thomas Cole National Historic Site announced today that a new exhibition – On Trees: Georgia O’Keeffe and Thomas Cole – opened on June 21, 2025.

Fundación La Nave Salinas announces La noche de día (Night by Day), a solo exhibition of paintings by celebrated American artist Spencer Lewis.

Emily Sundblad’s pipe dreams throw us onto the coastline of the adolescent sublime – heeding the siren call of seashells, butterflies, and courtesans.

William Turner Gallery opened two simultaneous solo shows by Greg Miller: True Romance, and Jennifer Wolf: Utopalypse. Both exhibitions debut new work by these artists.