Shannon Cartier Lucy’s Paintings are Frightening, Tender and Unforgettable
The artist's new exhibition, "The Loo Table," debuts on Saturday at Chinatown's Lubov.
View ArticleBarbara Kruger and Mark Bradford are Included in This Year’s ‘TIME 100’ List
Kruger and Bradford have both used their practices recently to tackle knotty subjects like abortion and the pandemic.
View ArticleAn Italian Masterpiece from the 17th Century Found in a Random New York Church
Tom Ruggio, an Iona College art history professor, found the painting in the Church of the Holy Family near campus.
View ArticleA Drawing of An Old Man Is the Latest ‘New’ Van Gogh Discovery
On Friday, the drawing went on display at the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam.
View ArticleThis Coronavirus Memorial Will Continue to Expand as More People Die
Conceived by the artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg, the memorial consists of more than 660,000 white flags planted in D.C.
View ArticleSotheby’s Is Selling a Copy of the U.S. Constitution in November
The document is the only copy of the first printing of the Constitution that a private collector still owns.
View ArticleNew York’s Philharmonic is Back, but Change Is Still Underway
Many musicians will now wear masks onstage.
View ArticleHonoring Andy Warhol’s Rare, Never-Exhibited Images
Until January 30, Fotografiska New York features Andy Warhol polaroids that have never been exhibited before.
View ArticleChristie’s Is Now Accepting Ether in Exchange for Ethereum’s Earliest NFTs
The auction house is selling 31 NFT Curio Cards, which predate CryptoPunks.
View ArticleFrance Is Launching 18 Islamic Art Exhibitions to Counter Islamophobia
The shows will be supplemented with art from the Louvre's Islamic art collection.
View ArticleNigerian Contemporary Art is Being Offered in Exchange for the U.K. Benin...
The Ahiamwen Guild of artists is offering the art to the British Museum in the hopes that they'll accelerate the return process.
View ArticleA Suspect Has Been Linked to Van Gogh and Frans Hals Thefts with DNA Evidence
The Singer Laren museum in Amsterdam was robbed of the Van Gogh in March of 2020.
View ArticleDid the Last Man Alive Who Knows Where the Stolen Gardner Paintings Are Die?
Robert Gentile, a convicted criminal with deep ties to the Massachusetts mob, always denied knowing anything about the theft.
View ArticleFrida Kahlo’s Final Self Portrait Will Go Up for Auction This Fall
The painting superimposes the visage of Diego Rivera, Kahlo's husband, over the space where her third eye would be.
View ArticleLA’s Academy Museum Will Finally Open After Extensive Delays
The museum dedicated to all things movies is $100 million over budget, but reportedly spectacular.
View ArticleThe Taliban Is Reportedly Seeking Afghanistan’s Bactrian Treasure
The "treasure" consists of over 20,000 artifacts, many of which are gold.
View ArticleFrevo Showcases Khari Turner and Destinee Ross-Sutton in Art Curator Series
Like Turner’s paintings, the food at Frevo is playful and conveys skill and self-awareness. It is savvy and ambitious. It knows its audience.
View ArticleFrancis Bacon’s Friend Has Been Accused of Donating Fake Artworks to the Tate
An archivist connected to Bacon's estate said many of the donated drawings were made with charcoal, casting doubt over their authorship.
View ArticleNew Regulations in Effort to Keep the US From Being a Bastion of Looted...
Changes are being made because of how many problems have arisen within the U.S. antiquities trade.
View ArticleCuban Artist Hamlet Lavastida Has Been Released After Sustained Imprisonment
Lavastida was originally arrested after being accused of "incitement to commit a crime."
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