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Former President Jair Bolsonaro had dissolved the culture ministry. Continue reading →

The artifacts she forfeited are estimated to be worth $20 million. Continue reading →

Kaelen Wilson-Goldie’s new book, “Beautiful, Gruesome, and True” considers how art may operate as a proxy for political discourse in places where free speech has been suppressed. Continue reading →

If context is everything in art, how does placing an art show in the middle of the sea change our experience of the work? That’s the obvious question posed by New York’s Half Gallery, which hosted the second iteration of one-day Miami Art week pop up Stiltsville Thursday.  If nothing else, it made for quite […] Continue reading →

The show is on view at Keyes Gallery in Sag Harbor, New York, until December 5. Continue reading →

The annual grant is focused on supporting arts criticism. Continue reading →

The work was expected to become the most expensive painting ever sold in Poland. Continue reading →

Galleries managed to peddle expensive trophy works during the fair’s opening days. Continue reading →

The fair has gone back to its pre-pandemic size, and crowds have come back in full force. Continue reading →

Cultural experts have raised alarms over the environmental costs of a long-running construction project to erect a major modern art museum in Berlin. The Museum of the 20th Century, designed by the Swiss star architects Herzog and de Meuron, has been in the works since 2019. Critics working in fields across architecture and conservation have […] Continue reading →

Hoard is a new monthly column on collectibles, collections, and collectors outside of the fine arts by Shanti Escalante-De Mattei. “I don’t collect weathervanes,” Jerry Lauren said as he showed me his collection of weathervanes. “I collect art.” I had come on the wrong day, mixed up next Friday for this Friday, so I caught Jerry […] Continue reading →

Finding gifts for your favorite creatives can be tricky, especially if you aren’t an expert in their craft. Luckily, we have winning gift ideas for painters, ceramicists, filmmakers, margin doodlers, design appreciators, and everyone in between. (Prices and availability accurate at time of publication.) Continue reading →

The inaugural exhibition will be dedicated to Mexico City–based artist Clotilde Jiménez. Continue reading →

The ceramic gold-leaf fragment was unearthed this summer by archeologists at the University of Salamanca. Continue reading →

To conduct the heist, the thieves cut off an entire city’s internet and phone connection. Continue reading →

Curators attempt to trace how a nascent word for a queer identity influenced the following decades of visual art. Continue reading →

Unionized faculty are seeking wage increases and no cuts to healthcare. Continue reading →

A sculpture by Charles Ray that stands outside the Bourse de Commerce in Paris was doused in orange paint. Continue reading →

The National Gallery of Canada has fired chief curator Kitty Scott, Indigenous curator Greg Hill and two other senior staffers. Continue reading →

According to Munich officials, the painting suffered 11,000 euros in damage. Continue reading →