Prison Bakery Identified at Pompeii Sheds Light on Slavery in the Ancient World
The enslaved were locked up with donkeys and forced to grind grain essential to the baking of bread.
Campaigners Lead Legal Battle Against Controversial Plan to Build Tunnel Near Stonehenge
In September, UNESCO asked the UK government to “not proceed” with the controversial plan, to no avail.
Dealer Johann König To Open New Berlin Gallery
This is König’s second gallery in Berlin, following allegations of sexual misconduct.
More Than 1,000 Artists Boycott Bristol’s Arnolfini Center Amid Palestine Censorship Controversy
The row started after the institution canceled two events that were part of the city’s Palestine Film Festival.
Ambera Wellmann Is Now Jointly Represented by Company Gallery and Hauser & Wirth in Second ‘Collective Impact’ Collaboration
It’s the second such collaboration that Hauser & Wirth has embarked on.
Frank Gehry-Designed Handbags Unveiled at Art Basel Miami Beach
The limited-edition line marks the latest entry in the long collaboration between the architect and fashion house.
Step Inside a Stalagmite Cave on Miami Beach, Courtesy Artist Sallisa Rosa
The Topography of Memory comprises 100 hand-formed ceramic forms that rise from a rotunda.
Gary Simmons’s Art About Hip-Hop and Black Caricatures Gets a Timely Show at the Pérez Museum
For more than 30 years, he has perceptively explored how symbols travel throughout the world.
5 Shows to See in Miami During Art Basel Miami Beach
A guide to exhibitions at Spinello Projects, Locust Projects, the Wolfsonian-FIU, and elsewhere.
In Open Letter, Artists Accuse Western Museums of ‘Silencing and Stigmatizing’ Palestinian Voices
The letter was published on November 30 by the organization Artists for Palestine UK.