Unsealed Jeffrey Epstein Documents Spark New Allegations against Collector Leslie Wexner
The victim claims to have met with Wexner multiple times.
New York’s Washburn Gallery to Permanently Close After Five Decades
The gallery had been in operation since 1971.
Proposal to Replace Notre-Dame Cathedral Windows with Contemporary Art Incites Outrage
“How can we justify restoring stained glass windows that survived the disaster and then immediately remove them?” the petition reads.
Rising Chinese Artist Wang Tuo Wins M+ Museum’s $64,000 Prize
Artists Jes Fan, Miao Ying, Xie Nanxing, Trevor Yeung, and Yu Ji had been shortlisted for the award.
In New Show, Lingít Artist Nicholas Galanin Shows What Decolonization Actually Looks Like
It’s a bracing exhibition.
The Top 10 ARTnews Stories of 2023
2023 was a year to remember (or forget), depending on your perspective.
The Year in Asia: Top Exhibitions in South Korea and a Few Further Afield
There was no shortage of top exhibitions in Asia this year.
The Year in Multi-Hyphenates: Museums Embraced Artists Who Wear Many Hats in 2023
Many institutions began to focus on how constellations of artists form around shared lived experiences.
Ana Teresa Barboza’s Poignant Tapestries Reflect on the Powerful Forces of Nature Wrought by Climate Change
Barboza is currently the subject of a solo show at Nunu Fine Arts in New York.
It’s the 100th Anniversary of Pop Artist Roy Lichtenstein’s Birth
With celebrations of his life and work in the offing, we revisit both.