10 Can’t-Miss Works in a Massive Picasso Drawings Show at the Centre Pompidou
Take a sneak peak at highlights from the exhibition “Picasso: Endlessly Drawing” at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
Historic Greek Orthodox Church in Gaza Damaged in Deadly Air Strike
The foundation of the Church of St. Porphyrius dates to the 5th century, and the current structure was completed in the 12th century.
Cleveland Museum of Art Sues Manhattan DA’s Office Over Seizure of $20 M. Bronze Statue
The Ohio museum’s lawsuit argues it is the rightful owner of the ancient headless bronze statue, and it should not be repatriated to Turkey.
From New York to Dubai, Museums Weigh in on Violence in Gaza and Israel
Israeli museums called on a key industry group to issue a statement about the Hamas attack.
Original Version of Censored Artemisia Gentileschi Painting Makes Its Debut
For more than 300 years, Gentileschi’s female nude at Casa Buonarroti appeared with blue drapery and veils.
A Gallery Show Casts a Rare, Caring Gaze on the Aging Cisgender Female Body
“Can You See Me Now?,” at Ryan Lee gallery, has the goal of celebrating subjects that are not typically seen in art spaces.
Lili Reynaud-Dewar Bares It All in Her Biggest French Museum Exhibition So Far
“I’m very interested in keeping memory and being a witness,” she said of her new works.
Six Stolen Paintings Mysteriously Delivered to Art Detective in Amsterdam
The paintings had disappeared from the town hall in Medemblik, Holland.
A Ugandan Painter’s Rise From Obscurity Reveals What Can Happen When the Art World Enters the Global South
Godwin Champs Namuyimba’s story is far from a simple rise.
$9 M. Kerry James Marshall, Jenny Saville from Long Museum Founder’s Collection to be Sold
It could reset the artists’ records.