ARTISTS
A temporary export bar has been placed on a painting of the Virgin Mary by Italian painter, Sandro Botticelli
What We Learn When We Stop Talking and Let Art Speak.
From 9 -12 May, check out art, attend a lecture, or get your groove on during the museum's epic Birthday Weekender.
A new lending initiative is making major masterpieces and foundational examples of American artwork accessible to more U.S. institutions.
As a native-Houstonian, Trenton Doyle Hancock introduced me to the work of Philip Guston.
Since Weideman took this image, her husband, pictured inside the bus, has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, giving it more resonance.
Three different exhibitions at LUMA Arles, in France, delve into history in a celebration of all mediums; Amy Serafin went to explore.
At dawn one April day, the summit of the Huangshan Mountain was a world adrift in a swirling sea of clouds and majestic pine trees dotted atop its jagged peaks, as French photographer Nicolas Cornet quickly took photos of the breathtaking scene.
At the Cleveland Museum of Art, “Karamu Artists Inc.: Printmaking, Race, and Community,” highlights printmaking at Cleveland’s Karamu House, one of the best-known sites for Black American culture.
The late Japanese American artist Ruth Asawa is best known for abstract wire sculptures inspired by curvaceous natural forms.
The cuts jeopardize the feminist collective’s long-running residency program for women and nonbinary artists.
Drawing inspiration from a 1967 happening by Polish artist Tadeusz Kantor (1915 – 90) titled The Letter, the exhibition sees Gavasheli debut new objects, inkjet printed panoramic still images, and video work created to speak to Kantor’s legacy.
The Art Gallery of New South Wales announced that Brisbane artist Julie Fragar has won the Archibald Prize 2025 and $100,000 for her portrait of fellow Brisbane artist and colleague Justene Williams.
Kistefos is presenting the first major museum survey of American sculptor Kathleen Ryan.
Kalfayan Galleries is presenting “MOTHER TONGUE” the first solo exhibition in Greece by Harm Gerdes (born in 1994 in Darmstadt, Germany).