The opening of the renovated and reorganized (with some input from Belgium’s African community) museum moved Joseph Kabila, president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to call f…
“The Currier Museum of Art in New Hampshire has created an unprecedented program that uses art as a healing tool for those affected by the epidemic in a state that’s ranked third…
We ranked each institution based on its "centrality" a mathematical concept drawn from Network Science and one that is at the core of the Google search ranking algorithm. We discovered that,…
Writer and producer of One Jewish Boy shocked by social media responseA new play about rising antisemitism that opens in a London theatre this week has become the target of antisemitic abuse…
Also: record price for Hitler's Ruisdael; women take the lead in London
France has electrified an old debate by pushing to repatriate art works " but it's not straightforward
Fascinated by power and capital, the New York-based artist produces work that resists easy interpretation
Big names are still a safe bet for galleries at fairs, but embracing new markets might prove a canny move
Chaitra Bangalore's oil painting "An Arm and a Half" and Jennifer Lugris' acrylic on canvas "Hope" are up in "Home and Away," a presentation of two concurrent solo shows by … Click to …
Fluidity of motion and life-affirming philosophy will come alive at UC Davis with this week's "Every-Body, No-Body" butoh performances. The shows are an exciting form of avant-garde Japanese…
Revealing how artists are finding new content in digital media and how technology has altered the nature of analogue art practices, RMIT Gallery presents Analogue Art in a Digital Worl…
After long correspondence (both in years and text length), I finally had an opportunity to meet with Carter Gillies over Thanksgiving weekend. On at least one occasion I dubbed Carter &#…
Arena Stage offers up the regional premiere of Paula Vogel's Tony-nominated drama.
In an ideal world should be an onus on theatre and the artists who work to produce theatre to uphold a particular ethos and promulgate art that entertains as much as it informs and represent…
A Revolution-era oil painting will join other 18th-century American works at the St. Louis Art Museum, part of a controversial sale by a Massachusetts museum.
Question raised by French president of where ex-colonies' art belongs needs a new answer
An exhibition in Doha shows how the creativity of millennia continues to inspire
The Large Hadron Collider produces intriguing sculptures and installations as well as exotic particles
A Florida exhibition of letters, poetry and drawings by inmates aims to shed light on the realities of mass incarceration
Art Basel is at the centre of changes to the fair landscape, with concerns over smaller galleries and regional events
An exhibition of 'outsider art' raises questions about how museums shape the canon
'Autorreconstrucción', the artist's installation in Miami, is Art Basel's first free public exhibition
The art fairs, people and trends shaping the art market in the Americas
Previously seen as a lowly 'craft', the medium has been embraced by commercial galleries and experimental artists alike
The financier on creating a new public foundation that reflects a very personal passion