The golden statue of Vajradhara was stolen from Dolakha in 1995. (photos Emiline Smith/Hyperallergic) When 16-year-old Sunil Shrestha returned from early morning festival celebrations on August 30, 1995 in Dolakha, …
GREENWICH, Conn. — Passing between the two exhibitions inaugurating the new addition of the Bruce Museum, I was struck by the congruence in the artists’ interest in nearby worlds. At …
Every month hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet gallery network – and every week we shine the spotlight on an artist or …
The Getty Foundation has revealed details of the more than 50 exhibits that will be part of the next edition of its Pacific Standard Time (PST) during a press conference …
The eldersthe first exhibition at Tibor de Nagy (April 20-May 26, 2023) by anonymous artist new.shiver, follows the artist’s largely unknown first exhibition with the same title, New.shiver: The Ancients, …
For the second time in a decade, authorities have removed the Astor Place Cube, one of New York’s most beloved public works of art, this time to carry out much-needed …
The Metropolitan Art Museum’s collection of more than 1.5 million objects has come under intense scrutiny lately, as law enforcement officialsacademics and media repeatedly point to the presence of looted …
Ken Sims, director of Manhattan-based Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, was seeking inspiration for the gallery’s TEFAF presentation via 1stDibs when he discovered the crown jewels they will be debuting this …
For its second edition, St Louis’s counter public triennial is turned towards the future. With 30 commissions and a curatorial ensemble of six members, counter public examines how a civic …
Sculptor Tom Sachs wrote today to New York Times publicly apologize for his alleged treatment of staff. The apology came following Nike’s confirmation that it “is not working with Tom’s …
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