The Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg has agreed with the Russian Orthodox Church to return the silver sarcophagus of Saint Alexander Nevsky to the cathedral of the same name, also …
Nina Katchadourian, “Topiary” (2012), from the project Allocation of seats (2010 and ongoing). The Morgan Library & Museum (© Nina Katchadourian; all images courtesy of the Morgan Library & Museum, …
With the recent release of Katy Hessel’s The history of art without men (2023), I add to my library another survey of women in Western art history. It joins titles …
A rare 1963 Rolex Submariner 5513 diver’s wristwatch, whose owner had military history, was hammered for £40,000 (around $50,000) at an English auction house last week after appearing on Antiques …
In September 2022, I wrote an article on why the famous abstract expressionist Frank Stella was making an NFT centered around Stella’s well-documented involvement in defending artists’ resale rights. At …
It might seem like fairs are currently dominating the New York art scene, but further out in town, Columbia University’s 30 MFA graduate students showcase their thesis work in a …
“So Let’s All Be Citizens” is a small but illuminating retrospective of painter Bob Thompson’s meteoric career which ended prematurely on May 30, 1966, about a month before the artist’s …
Greece’s prime minister hinted in an interview at a possible solution to the long-running and bitter dispute with England over the Parthenon Marbles, iconic artifacts that were removed from Athens …
Oxford University ended its relationship with the Sackler family after protests from staff and students. Several members of the Sackler family were owners of Purdue Pharma, the company that produced …
Posted inSponsored Amanda Kim’s acclaimed documentary on the “father of video art” is now streaming on PBS platforms. Nam June Paik, Buddha, New York, 1967 (photograph by Peter Moore, courtesy …
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