‘Picasso Fatigue Is a Real Thing,’ Experts Say—But Few Are Ready to Leave the Artist Behind
A show about Picasso’s identity as a foreigner refutes the idea that there have been too many shows about the artist.
20 Artworks Not to Miss at the Art Institute of Chicago
Yes, American Gothic, Nighthawks, and A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte are all must-sees. But there are plenty of other treasures that are just as worthy of your time—if you know…
Artist Who Performed in the Nude at MoMA’s 2010 Marina Abramovic Exhibition Sues the Museum
John Bonafede accused the museum of having “actual knowledge” of sexual assault having taken place.
María Magdalena Campos-Pons, New Red Order, and EJ Hill Among 50 Winners of 2024 USA Fellows
The award comes with a $50,000 unrestricted cash prize for each winner.
Cindy Sherman Poses for Juergen Teller in New Marc Jacobs Campaign
The collaboration between Marc Jacobs, Juergen Teller and Cindy Sherman dates back to 2005.
Carl Andre, Sculptor Who Pioneered Minimalism, Dies at 88
He continued to be followed by theories that he was involved in the death of his former partner, Ana Mendieta.
Phillips Reinstates Former Leader Following CEO’s Departure, Reconfigures Executive Staff
Stephen Brooks left last month as the house reported a drop in sales last year.
Toronto’s Indigenous Curatorial Collective Sends Open Letter to Art Gallery of Ontario Decrying Wanda Nanibush’s Departure
Toronto’s Indigenous Curatorial Collective sent a letter to the AGO.
A German Provocateur Makes Her US Debut, Turning Her Probing Lens on Her Viewers
Raphaela Vogel’s latest exhibition features a wall of cameras that catch visitors unaware.
Kunstmuseum Basel Rejects Claim to Return Henri Rousseau Painting
The museum is seeking a “fair” solution related to the original claim and an agreement over “compensation”.