'The Garden is not only an oasis of greenspace within our city, but truly stands as a work of art,' singer-songwriter previously said of Elizabeth Street Garden.

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03.04.2025

Reproductive Justice is Under Threat. What Can Art Do?

Carmen Winant, Viva Ruiz, and even Norma McCorvey (the "Roe" of Roe v. Wade) show us how reproductive justice discourse is full of contradictions.

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03.04.2025

Karyn Olivier’s Elusive Art Bears Witness to Hidden Histories

Artist Karyn Olivier has appeared in four major biennials in the past year and has completed two public art commissions in Houston and Philadelphia.

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03.04.2025

Khaled Sabsabi Speaks About Biennale Cancelation—and More Art News

Khaled Sabsabi addressed his Venice Biennale pavilion's cancelation, a Trump portrait was smuggled into the Louvre, and more global art news.

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02.04.2025

Archaeologists in Egypt Find Tomb from Ramesses III Era

Archaeologists in Egypt found a tomb from the Ramesses III era.

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02.04.2025

Institute of Museum and Library Services Staff Placed on Leave

The entire staff of the Institute of Museum and Library Services was placed on leave, leaving its future hanging in the balance.

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02.04.2025

Sudan National Museum Looted—and More Art News

Sudan's National Museum was looted, museum attendance has returned to 'natural levels,' and more global art news.

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02.04.2025

Newly Attributed Turner Painting Heads to Sale in Vienna for $41 M.

A Turner painting has been newly attributed to the artist and put up for sale in Vienna following an authenticity study.

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02.04.2025

Historians Condemn Executive Order Targeting Smithsonian

American historians are defending the Smithsonian after museum is targeted in executive order accusing it of being 'divisive.'

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02.04.2025

Artist Janiva Ellis Pulls out of Harvard Talk in Protest of School

Artist Janiva Ellis and art historian Rizvana Bradley canceled a Harvard talk because they said the school had chosen to 'repress academic freedom.'

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02.04.2025

The Newfound Fervor for Indigenous Art Masks Thorny Questions

A review of “Indigenous Identities: Here, Now & Always,” Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s final curatorial project at the Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers.

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02.04.2025

EPA Head Lee Zeldin Closes National Environmental Museum

The closure happened soon after an executive order from President Donald Trump targeting the Smithsonian.

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02.04.2025

Trump’s Smithsonian Executive Order Will Send Art History Backwards

Donald Trump's recent executive order on the Smithsonian Institution threatens to send American art history backwards.

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02.04.2025

Hong Kong Collector Alan Lo Talks About What He Bought at Art Basel

Hong Kong entrepreneur and art patron Alan Lo discusses his collecting philosophy, the artists on his radar, and the trends he spotted at the fair.

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01.04.2025

Marcia Marcus Dead: Painter Who Got Late-Career Praise Dies at 97

Marcia Marcus, a painter whose work gained late-career praise, has died at 97.

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01.04.2025

Tate Returns Nazi-looted Henry Gibbs Painting to Heirs of Jewish Art Collector

The 17th century work by the Canterbury artist was acquired by the Tate in 1994.

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01.04.2025

Art Basel Hong Kong Wraps Up With Ho-Hum Auctions, and a Few Big Sales

Art Basel Hong Kong wrapped up over the weekend with the major auction houses posting ho-hum sales results.

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01.04.2025

MoMA's Choice for Its Next Director Is Solid But Not Inspiring

Christophe Cherix’s appointment as the next director of New York's Museum of Modern Art is more of the same at this nearly-100-year-old museum.

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01.04.2025

TONO founder Sam Ozer of the importance of Collaboration and Time-based Art

At a time when museum's often struggle to see projects through to fruition, curator Sam Ozer sees collaboration (and face time) as the way forward.

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01.04.2025

Natural History Museum Returns Shrine to First Nation Officials

The American Museum of Natural History in New York has returned legal title of a shrine acquired in 1904 to Indigenous officials.

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01.04.2025

Is Marina Abramović's “Longevity Method” a Business, or a Performance?

Her longevity tonics and Shanghai show, “Transforming Energy,” see the artist play healer.

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01.04.2025

An Earthquake Damages Cultural Heritage Sites in Myanmar and Thailand

The most significant damage to cultural heritage appears to have occurred around Mandalay, but the damages continue to be assessed.

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01.04.2025

15 Native American Women Artists to Know

This Women’s History Month, we delve into art from 15 Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian women

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01.04.2025

Indigenous Shrine Leaves New York After 120 Years—and More Art News

An Indigenous shrine leaves New York after 120 years, MoMA names a new director, and more global art news.

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29.03.2025

Lucy Dacus Gives Amedeo Modigliani Shoutout on New Album

Lucy Dacus sings of 'Modigliani melancholy' on her newest album, 'Forever Is A Feeling.'

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29.03.2025

Trump Executive Order Targets 'Anti-American' Content at Smithsonian

A new Trump executive order takes aim at 'anti-American content' at the Smithsonian's museums.

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29.03.2025

Sao Paulo's MASP Opens Much-Awaited, $43.5 M. Expansion

The Museu de Arte de São Paulo's new 14-story building across from its original Lina Bo Bardi–designed building opens March 28.

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29.03.2025

Wafaa Bilal Still Has Hope for Humanity

The Iraqi-American artist’s midcareer survey at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago humanizes conflict and technology.

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29.03.2025

MoMA Picks Christophe Cherix as Next Director

Christophe Cherix will be the next director of the Museum of Modern Art, succeeding Glenn Lowry.

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29.03.2025

Serop Simonian Returns to Germany with French Court Summons

The 83-year-old dealer sold allegedly smuggled Egyptian antiquities to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Louvre Abu Dhabi.

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29.03.2025

Trump Targets Smithsonian—and More Art News

Trump is targeting the Smithsonian, an earthquake in Myanmar damaged cultural sites, and more global art news.

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29.03.2025

Christie's 20th/21st Century Evening Sale in Hong Kong Totals $73.3 M.

On Friday, the house held its second 20th/21st century auction in its new digs, the first aligned with this week’s Art Basel Hong Kong,

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29.03.2025

Just Stop Oil to End Protests as UK Adopts New Climate Policy

Just Stop Oil will end its protests in the UK after a new climate policy was adopted.

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29.03.2025

Prado Declares ‘Lost Caravaggio’ a Fake, Triggering Fraud Inquiry

A Spanish art dealer is facing a fraud investigation after marketing a fake Caravaggio as a real one.

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28.03.2025

Citra Sasmita Rewrites Balinese Mythology Through a Feminist Lens

The self-taught Balinese artist Citra Sasmita is the subject of a solo show at the Barbican in London and features in the 2025 Sharjah Biennial.

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A Proposed Bill in Texas Could Fine Museums for ‘Obscene’ Content

New York's World Monument Fund Affected by State Department Cuts to Foreign Aid

See Patti Smith Perform at Rally to Save Beloved New York City Park

Reproductive Justice is Under Threat. What Can Art Do?

Karyn Olivier’s Elusive Art Bears Witness to Hidden Histories

Khaled Sabsabi Speaks About Biennale Cancelation—and More Art News

Archaeologists in Egypt Find Tomb from Ramesses III Era

Institute of Museum and Library Services Staff Placed on Leave

Sudan National Museum Looted—and More Art News

Newly Attributed Turner Painting Heads to Sale in Vienna for $41 M.

Historians Condemn Executive Order Targeting Smithsonian

Artist Janiva Ellis Pulls out of Harvard Talk in Protest of School

The Newfound Fervor for Indigenous Art Masks Thorny Questions

EPA Head Lee Zeldin Closes National Environmental Museum

Trump’s Smithsonian Executive Order Will Send Art History Backwards

Hong Kong Collector Alan Lo Talks About What He Bought at Art Basel

Marcia Marcus Dead: Painter Who Got Late-Career Praise Dies at 97

Tate Returns Nazi-looted Henry Gibbs Painting to Heirs of Jewish Art Collector

Art Basel Hong Kong Wraps Up With Ho-Hum Auctions, and a Few Big Sales

MoMA's Choice for Its Next Director Is Solid But Not Inspiring

TONO founder Sam Ozer of the importance of Collaboration and Time-based Art

Natural History Museum Returns Shrine to First Nation Officials

Is Marina Abramović's “Longevity Method” a Business, or a Performance?

An Earthquake Damages Cultural Heritage Sites in Myanmar and Thailand

15 Native American Women Artists to Know

Indigenous Shrine Leaves New York After 120 Years—and More Art News

Lucy Dacus Gives Amedeo Modigliani Shoutout on New Album

Trump Executive Order Targets 'Anti-American' Content at Smithsonian

Sao Paulo's MASP Opens Much-Awaited, $43.5 M. Expansion

Wafaa Bilal Still Has Hope for Humanity

MoMA Picks Christophe Cherix as Next Director

Serop Simonian Returns to Germany with French Court Summons

Trump Targets Smithsonian—and More Art News

Christie's 20th/21st Century Evening Sale in Hong Kong Totals $73.3 M.

Just Stop Oil to End Protests as UK Adopts New Climate Policy

Prado Declares ‘Lost Caravaggio’ a Fake, Triggering Fraud Inquiry

Citra Sasmita Rewrites Balinese Mythology Through a Feminist Lens

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