10/16/2023. Irina Kolpakova was intently watching two dancers rehearse in an American Ballet Theater studio on a September afternoon when she abruptly jumped up from her seat, clapping to stop the action. SunMi Park and Cory Stearns had just reached the moment i...

10/17/2023. PDNB Gallery, Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery - dedicated to photo-based art, opened two exhibitions on October 14, 2023. 'That Luscious Day' Marcy Palmer’s suite of gold leaf photograp...

10/17/2023. The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth began the exhibition Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map recognizing Smith’s nearly five-decade career as an artist, activist, curator, educator, and adv...

10/17/2023. Castlefield Gallery has just opened the first major UK solo exhibition by Omid Asadi. The exhibition will feature new large scale sculptural work by Asadi exploring loss, memory and be...

10/16/2023. The exhibit is a survey of artists from Curcio’s over 30-year career that exemplifies the meaning of the title – being dedicated to doing something for a long period of time, especially when done with considerable effort or difficulty. This...

10/16/2023. Almine Rech Paris is presenting Kenny Scharf's second solo exhibition in Paris and fourth with the gallery, on view from October 14 to November 10, 2023. Kenny Scharf is enjoying life as best...

10/16/2023. Salon 94 in collaboration with Devals is presenting She is a Verb by Brooklyn-based artist Kennedy Yanko (b. 1988, St. Louis, Missouri). This will be her first solo exhibition in France. While Yank...

10/16/2023. In 1983, Arthur Miller faced a herculean task: staging his 1949 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, “Death of a Salesman,” in Chinese, with an all-Chinese cast and crew, in Beijing. But questions kept popping up: Would this drama about the Amer...

10/16/2023. Conceived and produced by the National Gallery of Victoria, Connecting the Dots: First Peoples Art from the NGV with Tony Armstrong is a four-episode podcast series that delves into the stories...

10/16/2023. Border Crossing (Cruzando el Rio Bravo), a totem-like sculpture of a man carrying a woman on his shoulders as she holds a crying infant, was temporarily removed from Iowa State University’s (ISU) Central Campus in December of 2022 for conservati...

10/16/2023. California has driven the fiber arts since the mid 20th Century. Countless schools, college programs, workshops, guilds, and artist collectives have led experimentation and development of this artistic medium. The desire to formulate a language for s...

10/16/2023. The American Museum of Natural History is planning to overhaul its stewardship of some 12,000 human remains, the painful legacy of collecting practices that saw the museum acquire the skeletons of Indigenous and enslaved people taken from their grave...

10/17/2023. M.S. Rau has unveiled its newest exhibition, Erté & The Era of Art Deco, at its gallery at 630 Royal Street in New Orleans, Louisiana. The curated installation will feature nearly 170 original works by Erté - the oft-called “Father of Art Deco&#...

10/17/2023. Few people have shaped the streetscape of New York as prominently as the stone-carving Piccirilli brothers, six Italian immigrants who turned out one important public sculpture after another at their studio complex in the Bronx starting in the 1890s....

10/17/2023. A model of an X-wing fighter, which was used to film the climactic battle scene in the 1977 “Star Wars,” sold at auction Sunday for $3,135,000, far exceeding the opening price of $400,000 and setting a record for a prop used on-screen in a ...