Houston exhibition explores memory and mythmaking in the American landscape
‘Divination: Beverly Buchanan & Dionne Lee’ brings together work of Beverly Buchanan and Dionne Lee that highlights histories hidden in the environment
Leader of the Art Gallery of Ontario will step down after a decade at the helm
During Stephan Jost’s tenure, the leading art museum in Toronto has launched construction of a new contemporary art gallery, added more than 18,000 pieces to its collection and navigated plenty […]
Paris prosecutors seek trial for Giuliano Ruffini over allegedly forged Old Master paintings
Ruffini has been the focus of an international forgery scandal dating back to 2016
The Big Review: Frida, The Making of an Icon ★★★½
Tate show provides a decent selection of the artist’s work but somewhat unravels in its attempt to fully assess her star status
A Churchill painting that mysteriously fell into the hands of a Nazi collaborator is on show in London
The work—which was praised by Picasso—has taken an improbable route to an exhibition at the Wallace Collection
Four artists explore AI’s effect on culture as part of Serpentine’s new art and technology fellowship
Artists Refik Anadol and Cao Fei are among the judges for the London-based Future Art Ecosystems R&D Fellowship
Institute of Contemporary Art, San Diego faces financial and leadership crisis
After the museum laid off almost half its staff over the summer, its main campus was shut down and employees are calling for the removal of its director
The art world’s billionaire problem is getting worse
New research links widening wealth inequality to the market’s growing reliance on ultra-rich collectors
‘Death is already woven into our everyday lives’: Sook Jin Jo
As her first major show in her homeland opens, the Korean American artist discusses the big issues: life, death—and the inspiration of cats
Many roads to modern art: Frieze Seoul spotlights overlooked artists
The new Spotlight section brings together 12 solo presentations of 20th-century artists
