06/11/2024. Despite the enormous impact that the pandemic had on dance, few works have emerged that capture the experience. Plenty of pieces have been shaped by isolation and social-distancing rules, but not many have made something of the emotions of lockdown. ...

06/11/2024. Jean-Philippe Allard, a French record executive and producer who helped revive the careers of jazz greats who had been all but forgotten in the United States, and who earned a reputation for uncommonly fierce advocacy on behalf of musicians, died May...

06/11/2024. The gallery is presenting Dans La Lumière, JR's fourth exhibition at Perrotin Paris and his thirteenth with Perrotin. The exhibition presents a series of recent works in line with the CHIROPTERA project created specially for the Opéra de Paris in Nov...

06/12/2024. Today, the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London opened the UK’s first exhibition of artist Rheim Alkadhi. Addressing ongoing consequences of war and colonialism exemplified in present-day Iraq...

06/12/2024. JD Malat Gallery’s group exhibition, Here & Now, brings together both represented artists and new artistic voices from outside of the gallery’s roster. Presenting a convergence of diverse...

06/12/2024. The dynamic permanent exhibition devoted to Paul Klee invites visitors to immerse themselves in the life and work of this important modern artist. With some 70 changing works from the collection, Kosmos Klee offers a chronological survey of Klee’...

06/12/2024. Respected Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) community Elder Naomi Kantjuriny has won the Sir John Sulman Prize 2024 and $40,000 for her work Minyma mamu tjuta, which depicts mamu, good and bad spirits that come in different forms and ...

06/12/2024. With the recent closure of Phildelphia’s University of the Arts, Howard Feinberg and Adam McDaniel are inquiring about the fate of a large collection of original artwork by the late illustrator, Richard Amsel. Mr. Amsel, one of the most popul...

06/12/2024. Stellar works by the Scottish Colourists met a rousing reception at Lyon & Turnbull’s Scottish Paintings & Sculpture sale featuring John Duncan Fergusson at 150 on the evening of 06 ...

06/12/2024. On Sunday morning, Roman Mathis, a farmer on the outskirts of the bucolic Swiss city of Basel, noted with concern that one of his cows was standing in a small wading pool filled with beans that had recently been installed next to his barn. It wasn...

06/12/2024. The saloon is there. So are the dusty cowboy hats, the freshly laid railroad tracks and the Native American headdresses. But while “Dark Noon” basks in these hallmarks of Hollywood Westerns, it examines them through new eyes, leaving no ...

06/12/2024. American military history, from the Civil War through Vietnam, will be revisited and honored on June 29 at Milestone’s Premier Military Auction, with all forms of remote bidding avai...

06/12/2024. Sometime around May 1846, Dolley Madison made her way from her home near the White House to the studio of an enterprising photographer who had begun a quixotic effort to create a daily publication featuring portraits of “interesting public chara...

06/12/2024. “To really appreciate ‘Smooth,’ you have to embrace how cheesy ‘Smooth’ is,” Rob Thomas said. “It’s right in your face.” The singer’s voice dropped into a silky baritone, as if he were channeling a...

06/12/2024. Mitsuko Uchida sat at the piano with her back to the audience. It was an unusual look for a reigning pianist who can fill a concert hall, or sell a new album of 200-year-old sonatas, on the strength of just of her name and face. But over four even...