Book of Dorset women shelved as statue charity hit with £5k bill
She said: “We have had the disappointment of having to pay for the groundworks. We’ve had this huge…
A Once-in-a-Generation Henri Rousseau Show at the Barnes Foundation
There is a tremendous patience in Henri Rousseau (b. 1844), on view as part of a major exhibition…
Frida Kahlo painting sells for £41.8m, breaking auction record for women artists
A 1940 self-portrait by Mexican artist Frida Kahlo sold for 54.7 million US dollars (£41.8 million), becoming the…
Former Canadian director of Philadelphia Art Museum accused by board of theft, court filings show
Open this photo in gallery: The Philadelphia Art Museum claims Sasha Suda, its former director suing for wrongful…
This Controversial Print Will Be All Over Home Decor in 2026
Key Points Cowhide is trending as a new neutral thanks to its earthy tones and subtle texture. It…
Former Philadelphia Art Museum CEO accused of misappropriating funds, filing states
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — The Philadelphia Art Museum alleges its former CEO, Sasha Suda, misappropriated funds and lied to…
Explore the Digitalization of the Archives of Jay Gorney Modern Art
Lari Pittman’s first New York solo show, the first time Nan Goldin showed prints of her famed The…
Distinctive Japanese modern and postmodern art, rediscovered
Arts Exhibitions in Tokyo and Toyota showcase female innovators, visiting foreign artists Concurrent shows “Prism of the Real: Making…
Marilyn Minter Doc ‘Pretty Dirty’ Tackles Shame in the Art World
Pretty Dirty: The Life and Times of Marilyn Minter—a new documentary that screened as part of the DOC…
UNAVELA Machined This Cube Espresso Cup From One Aluminum Block
Espresso is a tiny daily ritual that usually happens in anonymous porcelain cups pulled from the cupboard without…
Dorset Museum’s £3.5m race to save Sherborne almshouse triptych
Experts identified the triptych, depicting five miracles of Christ, as the only surviving work of an unknown painter…
Poststructuralism and Self-Censorship at Palais de Tokyo
What does this bookwormish exhibition have to say about the histories and afterlives of critical discourses? Just one…