For hundreds of years, Western art centered on oil paint, bronze, and stone.

In 1962, the Institute of American Indian Arts opened on the campus of the Santa Fe Indian School in New

Venice has it all: it sits between land and water, where historical myths blend as buildings decay...

The Tate has found its next leader. The board of trustees announced this week that Jessica Morgan, the current director

The jars created by David Drake possess a visceral weight, endurance, and strength of their own. Produced from the alkaline-glazed

THE (PSYCHO)SOMATIC ZONE arises from the pure and immediate collision of body and mind.
Jack Shainman Gallery presents Modus Operandi at The School. Bringing together work by nearly twenty artists across painting, sculpture, textile, photography and video, the exhibition...
London's financial district is basically a monument to glass and steel — you know the vibe, but the 14th "Sculpture in the City...

As an arts writer and editor, my Friday evenings are often spent gallery hopping, keeping a finger on the pulse of the contemporary scene...

It is nearly impossible to look at a painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat today without seeing a price tag or seeing it on a t-shirt...

These are reels from our favorite shows in the past few weeks.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has long been celebrated as a masterpiece of spatial choreography, a spiral of continuous viewing that dictates the physical movement of the public.

Graffiti artist Jack Gibson Burrell has a standoff with police at the Bolte Bridge in Melbourne, Australia. 

Sikkema Malloy Jenkins is pleased to present A House Is Not a Home, a group exhibition that explores the notion of home as a place of memory, history and comfort.

Check out the video from the opening night attended by Julian himself.

In a move that marries corporate patronage with global outreach, the New Museum has announced a multi-year partnership with the South Korean automaker Hyundai and the Ulsan Art Museum.

The 2026 edition of Art Basel has officially packed up its crates, leaving the Swiss city slightly quieter after an onslaught of 90,000 visitors.