Calder Gardens in Philadelphia to Open September 21
Back in January, the long-in-the-planning Calder Gardens, a Philadelphia museum dedicated to the artist Alexander Calder, announced that it would...
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Former Sotheby’s Chairman Mari-Claudia Jiménez Launches New Art and Advisory Practice at Withers
Mari-Claudia Jiménez, a prominent figure in the international art market, has joined global law firm Withers to launch a new...
Marsha P. Johnson’s Activism Lives on in Her Art
Editor’s Note: This is an excerpt from Marsha: the Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson, by the artist Tourmaline. It...
Jen DeLuna’s Blurred Paintings Bite
With the swipe of a huge brush, Jen DeLuna blurs her paintings before they can dry, freezing the image in...
Art Basel Qatar to Launch in February 2026
Art Basel, which operates four fairs wordwild, said today that it would partner with Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) and QC+...
Estate of Susan Rothenberg, Who Fused Symbolism with Abstraction, Joins Hauser & Wirth
Before her death in 2020, Susan Rothenberg said that she had not expected to receive “a lot of applause,” during the...
Remote artists to gather in Sydney for 2025 National Indigenous Art Fair
The National Indigenous Art Fair brings First Nations artists from across the continent together on Gadigal Land in July.
Exhibition review: Asian Heritage Week Exhibition, Dark Horse Experiment
Inner-city Melbourne gallery offers a collection of excellent contemporary Asian-Australian art.
Beyond the exhibit: How Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture is reimagining what a museum can be
The CEO of MoPOP is heading to REMIX Summit Sydney to share her insights into ways cultural institutions can stay...
Theatre review: Betrayal, Chapel off Chapel
Harold Pinter's classic play is still relevant decades later.
