Sarah Martin-Nuss is a New York-based artist whose practice spans painting, drawing,
performance and sound. Her layered compositions combine gestural marks and shifting
fields of colour, creating atmospheric images that evoke the rhythms and complexity of the
natural world.
Christophe Cherix, the David Rockefeller Director of The Museum of Modern Art, announces that Ann Temkin will step down in January 2027 as the Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture, after serving in the position for 18 years, and will assume a new role as Strategic Advisor to the Director in relation to the planning of MoMA’s 2029 centennial initiatives.
More than six decades after it was written, an extraordinary handwritten letter from Brian Jones to Charlie Watts, in which Jones attempts to recruit the drummer to join the fledgling group that would soon become The Rolling Stones, will be revealed to the public for the first time.
Getty announced today the launch of “New Interpretations,” a grant initiative to strengthen visitor-centered approaches to the interpretation of artwork at museums worldwide.
British inventor, artist and writer Tom Lawton has launched The Art of Being Free, a new online gallery born from an extraordinary period of personal discovery.
ArtDependence is accepting portfolio submissions from artists seeking international publication and exposure.
Tate has received an outstanding collection of 50 artworks by artists who lived and worked in India during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Art Basel Qatar returns to Msheireb Downtown Doha for its second edition, featuring 80 new single-artist presentations by 82 galleries spanning 37 countries and territories, all responding to the theme ‘between / بين’ — conceived under the artistic direction of Iraqi curator Wassan Al-Khudhairi
Building on the success of its inaugural event in 2025, the British Museum Ball has raised over £3 million, incorporating the support of table hosts and guests, donations made on the night and proceeds from the Ball's silent auction.
Neurological research has shown that looking at a real painting at the Mauritshuis activates the brain differently than looking at a reproduction of the same painting.
“Jodi,” the extraordinarily rare Nanotyrannus specimen, sold at Sotheby’s today for $47.3 million, after a twelve-minute bidding battle that saw six bidders compete online and over the phones, before ultimately selling on the phone.
On 23 October, a ceremony was held at the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage in Warsaw to transfer historical documents related, among other subjects, to the Second World War, the Holocaust, and German Nazi concentration camps.