These Are the US Art Schools Most Dependent on International Students
The Trump administration has recently threatened to block Harvard University from enrolling international students, and last week, the Department of Homeland...
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26 Masterpieces to See at the Palace of Versailles
In 1607 the future Louis XIII was brought to the French countryside around the town of Versailles for his first...
Tate Britain and National Portrait Gallery Buy Work by ‘Britain’s Caravaggio,’ Banksy’s Lighthouse Mural Defaced, Paris Holocaust Museum Vandalized: Morning Links for June 2, 2025
To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. The Headlines BRITAIN’S CARAVAGGIO. Tate Britain and the National Portrait...
Sound Artist Bint Mbareh Tunes into Palestinian Resistance
“Metaphors are necessary for change,” said Bint Mbareh, who animates her work with the metaphor of waves: waves of water,...
Lourve to Return 258 Objects from Adèle de Rothschild’s Cabinet of Curiosity to Foundation that Benefits Artists
The Louvre in Paris is set to return more than 250 objects from the bequest of the late arts patron...
Book review: One Hundred Years of Betty, Debra Oswald
What life lessons has Betty learned after living for a century?
Australian arts and humanities education is being slashed everywhere – what’s at stake?
From staff redundancies to course closures, arts and humanities education in Australia is undergoing significant structural change.
Opera review: Samson & Delilah, Palais Theatre
Engaging musical performance meets middling narrative delivery in this traditional interpretation of an ancient story.
Book review: Of Monsters and Mainframes, Barbara Truelove
A brilliantly queer and imaginative blending of sci-fi and fantastical monsters.
Music review: Beth Gibbons, RISING, Hamer Hall
The celestial vocal stylings of Portishead's lead singer shone in a concert drawn from her first solo album.
