Celebrities and art world glitterati descended on Regent’s Park today for an exclusive first look at Frieze London and Frieze Masters
Venice Biennale closing celebration to feature aria from artist Tammy Nguyen’s first opera
Commissioned and produced by Wesleyan University in Connecticut, the work explores nationhood and freedom
Comment | Arts and culture belong in disaster recovery
The US must stop treating the things that help make communities as afterthoughts
In Pictures: the best of Frieze Sculpture 2026
Curator Fatoş Üstek guides us through 11 monumental works on show this year in Regent’s Park
Thessaloniki’s 15th-century Hamza Bey Mosque reopens as arts centre after nearly 20-year conservation effort
The historic site will operate as a permanent exhibition space as well as a cultural centre, managed by the Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki (MOMus)
‘Sometimes the works you do not acquire stay with you just as strongly as the ones you do’: collector Irene Y. Panagopoulos on what she has bought and why
The Greek collector who heads her family’s shipping firm is showing works from her collection at the Hellenic Centre during Frieze London that reflect on perceptions of Greece past and […]
Rudy Reyes: From Marine Reconnaissance to a New Mission — Coming in November
Former Marine reconnaissance veteran, television personality and conservationist Rudy Reyes shares his remarkable journey of resilience, service and renewed purpose in the November issue of U.S. Veterans Magazine. From the […]
Dutch museum returns ancient vase to Sicily after research uncovers ‘problematic’ provenance
Rogier Kalkers from Amsterdam’s Allard Pierson museum says he hopes the restitution will be a “stepping stone towards further collaboration” with Sicilian authorities
Veteran Art Shows
George Mason University has three veteran art shows open this fall. Side by side, they ask who counts as a veteran artist. Most museums give veteran artists one show. Mason […]
Culture wars ramp up in Latin America as governments lurch to the right
Right-wing governments across the region are cutting cultural budgets and recasting the arts around conservative values