‘A Dazzling and Powerful Force for Good and Change’: Friends and Colleagues Remember the Late Artist and Feminist Trailblazer Paula Rego

‘A Dazzling and Powerful Force for Good and Change’: Friends and Colleagues Remember the Late Artist and Feminist Trailblazer Paula Rego

by Sarah Cascone , Jun 8, 2022

Meet Vera Molnár, the 98-Year-Old Generative Art Pioneer Who Is Still Making Visionary Work in a Paris Nursing Home

by Jo Lawson-Tancred , Apr 18, 2022

Who Was the Most Influential Curator of the Decade? Dozens of Art-World Experts Told Us Their Judgment, and Why

by Artnet News , Dec 24, 2019

2024 Was a Monumental Year for Lauren Halsey

by Journey Streams , Dec 18, 2024

Art Basel in Basel Announces Talk Program with Focus on Africa

by Amah-Rose Abrams , Jun 4, 2015

From Helsinki’s Futuristic New Museum to the Art of Burning Man: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Caroline Goldstein , Aug 31, 2018

The First Bangkok Art Biennial Will Fill the City’s Ancient Temples With Art by Yayoi Kusama and Other Contemporary Stars

by Sarah Cascone , Sep 19, 2018

Art & Exhibitions

Can Yayoi Kusama Make the Rockaways This Summer’s Viral Art Destination? Klaus Biesenbach Hopes So

by Eileen Kinsella , Jun 18, 2018

Facing an Empty Calendar, Six Dutch Old Master Dealers Will Launch Their Own Humble Art Fair at an Amsterdam Hotel

by Artnet News , Jul 27, 2020

Tania Bruguera Returns to the US After 8 Months’ Detention in Havana

by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso , Aug 24, 2015

Art & Exhibitions

Shortlist Announced for 2016 Edition of Jarman Award

by Naomi Rea , Jun 19, 2016

Samsung Wants to Transform Your TV Into a Digital Painting

by Eileen Kinsella , May 31, 2017

Manifesta 11 Comes Under Fire for Alleged Unpaid Labor

by Hili Perlson , Aug 25, 2016

Painter Howard Hodgkin Has Died, Aged 84

by Brian Boucher , Mar 9, 2017

‘Crafts Associated With Women Were Taboo’: Watch the Late Phyllida Barlow Reclaim ‘Domestic’ Techniques in Her Sculpture

by Caroline Goldstein , Mar 16, 2023

Gagosian Gallery Lures Eminent Sculptor Carol Bove Away From Rival Mega-Gallery David Zwirner

by Jo Lawson-Tancred , Sep 6, 2023

The Art Angle Podcast: Want to Wear a Basquiat? Inside the Big Business of Artist Merch

by Artnet News , May 20, 2022

Most Tennis Players at the U.S. Open Are Sponsored by Sports Brands. Chinese Champ Wu Yibing Is Sponsored by an Art Museum

by Cathy Fan , Sep 2, 2022

From a Blockbuster Basquiat Exhibition in New York to Namibia’s Canceled Venice Pavilion: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Artnet News , Apr 15, 2022

Azerbaijani Artist Faig Ahmed’s Sculptural Rugs Blur the Line Between Art, Craft, and Optical Illusion

by Meka Boyle , Nov 30, 2022

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