Brush and Quill Veteran Art News https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Gary Sinise Foundation Education & Outreach Center Crush Your Next Interview: Veteran Tips and the Best Organizations to Guide You Contemporary Istanbul founder planning new fair on city’s Asian side Latest edition of Portland triennial offers powerful projects but lacks a cohesive theme The Japanese photographer who turned an empathetic eye on rural communities of the Pacific Northwest in the early 20th century Strongest El Niño in decades threatens Peru’s adobe heritage Blind man sues British Museum over lack of Bayeux Tapestry audio description Your Military-to-Civilian Transition: A Timeline and Checklist for Your Next Chapter Robert Irvine: A Mission That Keeps Growing How Purple Heart Recipient Lukas Simianer of VetClaims.ai Is Helping Thousands of Veterans Get the Benefits They Earned New York’s Split Level art fair returns to Madison Avenue design showroom for second edition Fifth edition of Guadalajara Art Week reaffirms city’s status as a cultural destination Inadequate public funding may be the biggest threat facing world heritage, study finds São Paulo’s Museu de Arte Moderna reopens after two-year renovation ‘He said the secret to a happy life is attention to the details’: William Morris Gallery reopens after major rehang and restoration Ukrainian Museum in New York marks 50th anniversary by showing collection to its neighbours Two Nazi loot claims may test California statute intended to remove roadblocks to restitution Workers at the Whitney Museum vote to strike Pola Museum reveals new direction—but stays true to to its large trove of Monets Copenhagen’s Glyptotek is thinking about the Roman Empire with new ancient fashion exhibition Vancouver Art Gallery makes its interim leaders permanent co-chief executives A friend’s ode to Jean-Michel Basquiat privileges sound over sight Culture secretary confirms free admission for all at England’s national museums will remain Trump’s Greenland threats become playable arcade game in satiric collective’s latest public art intervention Buyer of mysterious $9m Rembrandt painting revealed Fourth Toronto Biennial of Art brings more than 30 artists and collectives together around the theme of rupture Switzerland’s Fondation Beyeler opens £109.7m expansion Bogotá’s Artbo fair remains boutique and local—is that enough? At The Armory Show, emerging galleries are clear-eyed about the risks and rewards of doing fairs Public art on parade in New York City this autumn Rare view into Tom Wesselmann’s studio for pop-up duo show with Tomokazu Matsuyama Moca Los Angeles picks longtime public media executive as next director Was this Pissarro painting—sold at Sotheby’s in 2024—looted by Nazis? A Paris court deliberates Artists in Bogotá protest deep cuts to Colombia’s cultural budget More than just fun and games at the Spring Break art fair in New York Painting believed to be a newly discovered Goya to go on show at Museo del Prado in 2028 Steven Shearer wins Audain Prize, one of Canada’s top art awards Lucia Laguna, Brazilian painter of verdant and fragmented cityscapes, has died, aged 85 Giant Diego Rivera sculpture on Mexico City’s Olympic stadium to be restored AI can strengthen human connections to museums, report suggests Why one of Berlin’s hottest young galleries has relocated to London From ailing cooling systems to toxic chemicals, a museum tour shines a light on the effects of austerity BBC art dealing game show reveals ‘crisis of commodification’ facing galleries Art Institute of Chicago restitutes Metzinger painting sold in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam Comment | AI can’t beat my art detective skills yet—but if it does I have a plan B Hockney works to the fore at British Art Fair From the Bronx to the Lower East Side, New York’s museum building boom continues This autumn’s standout shows in New York, from Modern architecture in Africa to Fluxus co-founder Alison Knowles Home Veteran Artists News: Interviews, Features & Creative Stories