Documenta Selection Committee’s Remaining Members Resign En Masse as Controversy Mounts
Artist Bracha L. Ettinger had departed amid “dark times” for Israel, and poet Ranjit Hoskote spoke of a “toxic atmosphere.”
Remains of Henge Monument and Roman Pottery Center Discovered in England
The pottery finds make it a site of “national importance”.
Ex-Payroll Manager of Art Institute of Chicago Sentenced to Jail Time for Embezzling Millions
The sentence included an order to repay the $2.3 million he embezzled from the museum between 2007 and 2020.
‘Beyond the Screen: Killers of the Flower Moon’ Exhibit from Apple Original Films Opens
The exhibit features artifacts from the Apple Original film and celebrating the artisans who contributed to its making.
How Contemporary Artists Have Remixed Picasso, From Feminist Revisions to New ‘Guernicas’
Since Picasso’s death in 1973, artists have unpacked his celebrity in an array of complex ways.
Sculptor Ranjani Shettar Takes on the Barbican’s Forbidding Space
It’s the Barbican Conservatory’s first site-specific work.
The World’s 25 Best Hotels for Art Lovers
Many of the world’s top hotels make room within their walls for temporary or permanent art displays.
Earthquakes Decimate Western Afghanistan’s Ancient Villages and Historic Monuments
Some experts worried that one-of-a-kind structures could not be repaired.
Frick Pittsburgh Apologizes for Postponing Exhibition of Islamic Art in Response to Israel-Hamas War
Its director said she she gave the wrongful impression that she “equated Islam with terrorism.”
Estate of Stan VanDerBeek, Experimental Filmmaker and ‘Agitator,’ Joins Magenta Plains
The gallery is also planning an exhibition dedicated to VanDerBeek for March.