Archaeologists have discovered the third-largest assemblage of Ice Age cave art ever found in Mediterranean Iberia in a region thought devoid of cave art, transforming our knowledge of Paleolithic European art.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced The Costume Institute’s 2027 exhibition, extraORDINARY: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday, on view May 9, 2027, through January 9, 2028, at The Met Fifth Avenue after John Galliano's exit earlier this year.
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that he says will prevent future presidents from making certain changes to the White House Oval Office.
The Whitney Museum of American Art announces that Meg Onli, the Museum’s Nancy and Fred Poses Curator, and acclaimed director Zack Winokur will co-organize Whitney Biennial 2028.
ArtDependence is accepting portfolio submissions from artists seeking international publication and exposure.
teamLab, the art collective known for creating immersive environments that merge the boundaries between art, technology, nature, and guest experience, announced plans to open its first permanent museum in Southern California.
United States Attorney Jamie McDonald, and Assistant Director in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), James C. Barnacle, Jr., announced that Daniel Sikkema was sentenced to life in prison for the January 14, 2024, murder of Sikkema’s husband, Brent Sikkema, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
A previously unknown landscape painting by German Renaissance artist Albrecht Altdorfer will be offered at Sotheby’s Old Masters Evening Sale in London on December 9.
Regularly engaging with art at museums and galleries could have a significant impact on public health, according to Daisy Fancourt, Professor of Psychobiology and Epidemiology at University College London.
Savannah Marie Harris explores the inner world of memory, fantasy, and spirituality through abstract paintings that bring together nuanced colors, light, and textures. Her layered canvases transform personal experiences into shifting compositions where gestures, material, and fragments of color evoke worlds between the tangible and the imagined. Through processes of accumulation and dissolution, she creates surfaces that hold traces of experience while remaining open to change.
A 19th-century oleograph looted from Poland’s historic Wilanów Palace in Warsaw during World War II is back in the palace museum’s collection, nearly 80 years after it disappeared.