Art World Readers Weigh In on Which Artworks Give Them Chills Old Master painting, postwar abstraction, and contemporary video art all can be literally spine-tingling. By Ben Davis, Nov 5, 2024
Art World New York City’s Artists and Mothers Expands Grants for 2025 The newly-founded organization is giving out three $25,000 grants. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 4, 2024
Artists Ali Banisadr’s Fractious Paintings Are a Reflection of Our Turbulent Times We spoke to the Iran-born artist ahead of his first solo show in Asia at Perrotin Shanghai. By Cathy Fan, Nov 4, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Artist Mary Sully’s Body of Work Sat Hidden for Decades. A New Met Show Finally Brings It to Light The artist's grandnephew, Phillip J. Deloria, has made it his mission to share Sully's work with the world. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 4, 2024
Art & Tech This Artist Is Saying ‘I Do’ to Her A.I. Hologram Boyfriend at a Dutch Museum It must be love—or art. By Vittoria Benzine, Nov 4, 2024
Law & Politics Italian Dealer Accused of Trafficking 2,000 Artifacts Wanted by U.S. Authorities Edoardo Almagià's cousin and business partner also has ties to the Italian ministry of culture's disgraced former undersecretary, Vittorio Sgarbi. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Nov 4, 2024
Art History Is Van Gogh Brat? Here’s Our Guide to Brat Art History "Brat" was just selected at the Collins Dictionary's word of year. It is a vibe. Here are key artworks that exude it. By Verity Babbs, Nov 4, 2024
Art & Exhibitions What Does Democracy Look Like? How Political Trauma Can Be Turned Into Artistic Action A sweeping exhibition at the National Gallery of Greece looks at how history can provide a roadmap for our present political moment. By Vivienne Chow, Nov 4, 2024
Archaeology & History Metal Detectorist’s Massive Find of 500 Bronze Age Relics Acquired by Scottish Museum The National Museums Scotland has snapped up the 2020 find known as the Peebles Hoard. By Adnan Qiblawi, Nov 4, 2024
Art World Missing Artist Sarah Cunningham Confirmed Dead Lisson Gallery announced the painter's death two days after she was declared missing. By Andrew Russeth & Margaret Carrigan, Nov 3, 2024
Art World Hey Besties, Gen Z Marketing Scripts Have Infiltrated Museums Around the World This new approach to marketing ate, no cap. By Verity Babbs, Nov 3, 2024
Art World How Curator Hoor Al-Qasimi Is Working to Redefine Representation The director of the Sharjah Art Foundation is curating upcoming editions of the Aichi Triennale and the Biennale of Sydney. By Shreya Ajmani, Nov 3, 2024
Archaeology & History A Cat Left Its Claw Print on This Pottery Shard 1,200 Years Ago The newfound relic offers the earliest proof that cats have kneaded across eras. By Vittoria Benzine, Nov 3, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Liza Lou’s Iconic ‘Trailer’ Reemerges for the First Time in a Decade, Its Critique Still Pointed Taking the form of a 1949 mobile trailer, the work unpacks America's dark obsessions. By Brian Boucher, Nov 3, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Maurice Sendak’s Storybook World Jumps Off the Page in This Denver Retrospective Things get wild in Denver in the biggest retrospective of the beloved author and illustrator to date. By Verity Babbs, Nov 2, 2024
