06/25/2024. Public Art Fund debuted Attrition, a site-specific sculptural installation by interdisciplinary artist Cannupa Hanska Luger. Situated in City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan, Luger’s 10-foot-long steel bison skeleton lies within a bed of gras...

06/25/2024. A five-metre high, multi-coloured artwork celebrating Kent’s agricultural heritage has been unveiled in Kings Hill, near West Malling. The artwork is the creation of renowned artist and designer Yinka Ilori MBE and has been installed in the c...

06/25/2024. “When they first go to museums, the first two things people want to know is, where’s the gift shop, and where’s the bathroom?” said writer and illustrator Bob Eckstein, 61, whose new book, “Footnotes From the Most Fascinating...

06/26/2024. In June 2022, the museum launched BBKateak, an initiative that has enabled sixty-four encounters between 110 artists in the collection to be displayed in the old building’s twenty-one rooms over these two years. This curatorial project has sough...

06/26/2024. For decades, visitors flocking to New York for Pride every June found plenty of packed bars and jubilant parties but no easy way to engage with the city’s rich LGBTQ history. Even the area around Sheridan Square, the center of the 1969 Stonew...

06/26/2024. Zhou Siwei translates the contradictions of living and working in contemporary China into playful, personally fragmented and nonlinear works on canvas and painted objects. Probing the ambivalence of digital technologies, the unceasing global traffic ...

06/26/2024. The Fundació Joan Miró presents the first solo exhibition in Spain by Vietnamese American artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen (Saigon, 1976), winner of the eighth edition of the Joan Miró Prize. The show includes some of his most poignant recent video installa...

06/26/2024. In the super election year, horror could become permanent. Elections are held all over the world—including in Austria. And everywhere, nationalism is rearing its ugly head and whispering seductive slogans. steirischer herbst wants to expose t...

06/26/2024. On June 28, the Speed Art Museum will unveil Louisville’s Black Avant-Garde: William M. Duffy, the second installment of an exhibition series exploring the pioneering artists behind the Louisville Art Workshop, a radical artistic collective foun...

06/26/2024. Gagosian opened an exhibition of new paintings and an immersive installation by Sarah Sze. Pictures at an Exhibition marks the artist’s return to Paris after her first show at the gallery there in 2020, which coincided with her solo exhibition N...

06/26/2024. Tate Modern is presenting the work of the acclaimed visual activist Zanele Muholi (b.1972), who came to prominence in the early 2000s with photographs that told the stories of Black lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex lives in South Afr...

06/26/2024. Debates over antisemitism have flared for months on college campuses, in local government meetings and in Congress, in many cases boiling down to bitter disagreements over what is, and what is not, antisemitism. There was no such argument 5 1/2 ye...

06/26/2024. Venus Over Manhattan is presenting Celestial Songs, a group exhibition curated by artist Adrianne Rubenstein. Organized in conversation with a simultaneous exhibition of work by Maija Peeples-Bright and Roy De Forest, Celestial Songs comprises both h...

06/26/2024. Three major projects restored thanks to support from Friends of Florence Foundation are now on public view: Donatello’s monumental bronze sculpture Judith and Holofernes (1457-1464...

06/26/2024. If anyone exemplified the highest standards of the US Marine Corps, it was the late Alfred M Gray Jr (1928-2024). A highly-decorated four-star general and 29th Commandant of the Corps, Gray forged a distinguished 41-year military career that included...