What were the ancient Egyptians like? A new exhibition at National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, the Netherlands, caused controversy by including a contemporary piece of artwork that appears to …
As climate catastrophe looms, institutions around the world have come to realize that it is not enough to proclaim good intentions. To make a real difference, a designated member of …
Jeff Perrone, founding figure of the Pattern and Decoration movement, died this spring in New York at the age of sixty-nine. His death was confirmed by artist Elaine Reichek, his …
Greece has finally recovered a trove of stolen antiquities from disgraced British dealer Robin Symes, the result of an arduous 17-year legal battle that began shortly after Symes was exposed, …
In 2016, when collectors Dr. Elaine Melotti Schmidt and Steven Bennett first conceptualized The Bennett Prize for Female Figurative Realist Painters – a $50,000 prize awarded by a jury to …
Kevin Ching, who retired as Sotheby’s managing director in Asia in 2021, will join arch-rival Christie’s as the new chairman for Asia, the house announced on Monday. Ching starts on …
The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York has a transformative and grand new wing. Although much attention has been paid in recent years to the institution’s main …
Magali Reus’ latest exhibition, “The main course” (The Main Course), offers three interconnected bodies of work that transform common objects through various methods of hybridization to produce what the artist …
One day after the US Senate‘s AI hearings in Washington, a very different tech-centric gathering convened in New York. He chose three artists, rather than technical executives, as protagonists. Together …
At Caterina Angela Pierozzi’s Annunciation (1677) National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, has stepped up its purchases of works by women artists …
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