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Guillaume Cerutti Out as President of Paris’s Pina...
Guillaume Cerutti, the onetime CEO of Christie’s auction house who joined the Pinault Collection as president last February is stepping down after just thirteen months in the role, according to French investigative news platform Glitz. Though neither Cerutti nor the Pinault Collection...
Dalí Museum Acquires Dalí’s Largest Work: A Monume...
The Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida has snapped up the artist’s largest-ever work at auction, Artnet reports. Clocking in at over 20 meters high and 30 meters wide, Salvador Dalí’s Décor de théâtre pour Bacchanale, completed in 1939, was conceived by the artist...
The New School Plans to Lay Off 15% of Staff By Ju...
Per a faculty-wide email, the New School in New York City plans to lay off 15 percent of its university’s full time faculty and staff, Hyperallergic reports. The cuts are set to take place by June. This is the latest installment...
Cristopher Canizares Leaves Hauser & Wirth to Star...
Cristopher Canizares, an integral partner at Hauser & Wirth, has announced his intention to depart the juggernaut art gallery in order to start his own artist talent management agency, Artnews reports. Canizares spent sixteen years at the Marc Payot–helmed gallery and...
Mystery Subject of Portrait at Art Gallery of Onta...
After more than six years, a mystery woman captured in a portrait that was acquired by the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in 2020 has been identified, Artnet reports. The painting, which the museum acquired at auction at Sotheby’s, was signed J. Schul and dates...
OpenAI’s ‘Art Washing’ Sora App is Dead; Deal With...
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has elected to shut down the AI text-to-video generator Sora just months after its official app launch in September. Before Sora had even officially been disseminated to the public, in 2024, artists and creatives who were given...
The Paradigm of Possibility: Rem Koolhaas Remember...
Paying homage to a fellow trailblazer of modern architecture
A Singular Visionary: Norman Foster Remembers Fran...
Reflecting on an architect who reshaped the built world
Frank Gehry: Between Form and Ambition
On the blurred boundary between art and architecture
Manifesta 16 Releases Full List of Participating A...
The organizers of Manifesta have named the 106 artists and collectives participating in the nomadic biennial’s sixteenth iteration, set to open June 21 in four cities in Germany’s Ruhr region. German and Turkish artists each account for roughly 25 percent of the cohort,...
Beleaguered Louvre Announces Plans to Restore Rube...
In what the iconic French museum calls “the most ambitious restoration in the history of the Department of Paintings,” the Louvre has announced that it will remove its Peter Paul Rubens “Marie de’ Medici” paintings from public view in order to turn their gallery...
What’s Old Is New Again: Surrealists and Robots at...
On the ground at the opening of Massimiliano Gioni’s maximalist “New Humans”
Pat Steir, Whose “Waterfalls” Dazzled, Dies at 87
Pat Steir, who rose to prominence in the 1980s for her iconic “Waterfall” paintings, which she made by pouring paint onto canvas from atop a ladder, died in Manhattan on March 25. She was eighty-seven. Her death was confirmed...
Gabrielle Goliath to Show Work Banned from Venice ...
Gabrielle Goliath, who was to have to have represented South Africa at the Sixty-First Venice Biennale before a government official abruptly canceled her exhibition, will instead show her work outside the event. The latest version of Goliath’s Elegy project will be on view at the...
Lucy Sante on collage and the elimination of possi...
The writer and artist discusses her visual work, on view at New York's American Academy of Arts and Letters
Wagner Foundation Names Winners of $75,000 2026 Ar...
The Wagner Foundation today announced Tomashi Jackson, Lucy Kim, and Yu-Wen Wu as the winners of its 2026 Wagner Arts Fellowships. Inaugurated last year, the fellowships are awarded annually to mid-career or established artists in the Boston area who are engaged with social change. Each...
Hans Baldung Grien Portrait Declared National Trea...
The auction of a newly-discovered Renaissance portrait, attributed to German master Hans Baldung Grien in January, has been paused following the work being declared a French National Treasure. The last-minute intervention by the French culture ministry means that the work, which...
Artist Ibrahim Mahama Says Police Attack in Ghana ...
Celebrated contemporary artist Ibrahim Mahama says he is planning to file charges against Ghanaian state police after suffering a violent attack on Saturday. Mahama, who is from Ghana, says that members of a state police unit called the Black Maria accosted him on...












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