Art
Why 'Indie Game Works' is a love letter to the bed...
A new Thames & Hudson book surveys 50 indie games that redrew what a video game could look like – with a foreword from Elite co-creator David Braben. My first computer was a ZX Spectrum with a...
Inside Wolves of Tokyo: the design lessons behind ...
A visit to Kensington Olympia's latest eatery was an unexpected masterclass in how naming, branding and interiors can be conceived as one, subtle, connected system. The best restaurant brands don'...
Dana Lok at Clima
June 10 – September 12, 2026
Maximiliane Baumgartner at Kunstverein für die Rhe...
May 23 – August 23, 2026
Ferran Barenblit Appointed Chief Curator of The 16...
On July 1, an announcement named Argentinian curator Ferran Barenblit as the chief curator of the 16th edition of the Shanghai Art Biennale. The biennale, which is a member of the International Biennial Association (IBA), and among the most...
Christine Borland, Artist Who Researched Histories...
The Scottish artist delved into subjects including forensic science, the history of medicine, and human genetics.
Vienna Will Get a New Art Fair in September, After...
Astoria Artshow has been organized by Vienna Art United, a coalition of 35 Viennese galleries.
David Zwirner Exits New York’s Upper East Side
David Zwirner has closed its outpost at 34 East Sixty-Ninth Street in New York, Artnet News reports. The gallery had occupied space in a town house there since 2017. Its last show, organized with Paris’s Galerie Kuegel, was a group exhibition, “Set...
New York’s Armory Show Announces 2026 Exhibitors
The Armory Show, the traditional opening of New York’s fall art season, has announced initial details for its 2026 edition. Set to take place from September 24 to 27 at the Javits Center, the fair is taking place later...
V&A Museum’s Head of Academic Programs Quits Citin...
In an interview with the Art Newspaper, Kikuchi said that she "felt unwelcome from day one" and added that she experienced frequent microaggressions.
New York Gallery The Hole Sued by Artists for Near...
According to the filing, when the artists sought payment from the gallery, they were told the business was financially strained and could not issue payments at that time.
David Zwirner Closes Upper East Side Gallery, Cons...
The closure comes after the completion of David Zwirner's renovated Chelsea campus, anchored by Annabelle Selldorf's redesign of 525 West 19th Street.
New Bill Aims to Protect Publicly Commissioned Art...
A new bill, introduced on July 14th by Congressional Arts Caucus members Dina Titus (D-Nevada) and Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas), is proposing the establishment of a procedure that would secure publicly commissioned art in federal buildings. The bill focuses on...
2,500-Year-Old Necropolis Discovered Under Italian...
The cemetery, which was found under the historic Garofalo pasta factory in Gragnano, near Naples, dates to the Archaic period (8th-6th centuries BCE).
Newly Expanded New Museum Springs a Leak
The New Museum in New York suffered significant leaking over the weekend as torrential rain soaked the city, Artnews reports. Staff at the publication viewed video that showed water streaming into a gallery containing WangShui’s oppose the serpent, 2024, an ink-on-aluminum work...
After Days of Uncertainty, Cuban Artist Luis Manue...
He was arrested during the nationwide protests that swept Cuba on July 11, 2021.
Flash Flooding at the New Museum, Legionnaires Out...
A third person has died in New York City's Legionnaires' disease outbreak.
Italian Trade Union Announces Labor Dispute Over S...
The Unione Sindacale di Base (USB), a major trade union organization based in Italy, has formally announced a labor dispute over dangerous conditions for museum workers in Venice. Labor conditions, the group says, have grown perilous due to extreme...
Presence, Memory, and Time Merge in the Surreal Wo...
The group exhibition at Gallery Wendi Norris plumbs the dialogue between absence and presence. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per...
From the Archive: Eva Hesse in Conversation
Only weeks before Eva Hesse’s passing in May 1970, Artforum published an interview between the pioneering post-Minimalist artist and critic Cindy Nemser. In the exchange, Hesse looks back on a short yet prolific career, sharing her thoughts on her own work,...


















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