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National Gallery Exhibit Reexamines Institution's History

Artist Natasa Biza's 'Changing Grounds' exhibition explores untold narratives in the National Gallery's archive.

The Print Center Celebrates 100 Years of Its Annual International Competition

Three finalists, including Philadelphia artist Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter, are featured in the milestone exhibition.

Santa Fe Artist Jacqueline Rudolph to Showcase Socially Conscious Artwork at ArtExpo New York 2026

Celebrated artivist's powerful portraits and sculptural works to be featured at prestigious contemporary art fair

Guido Reni's 'The Immaculate Conception' Inspires Centuries of Artists

The 17th-century Italian painter's reverent rendering of the Virgin Mary has influenced generations of European artists.

"Glory! Glory" exhibit showcases Black artists' perspectives on American flag

The exhibition at the Zhou B Art Center in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood features works that examine the complicated relationship between the flag and Black American experiences.

Columbia Museum of Art Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Rodney McMillian Exhibit

Retrospective of acclaimed artist's work explores American identity and the American South

Artist Jeffrey Gibson to Speak at Cornell

Gibson, known for his immersive work exploring belonging, will deliver the spring 2026 John A. Cooper Visiting Artist Lecture.

Tatjana Wood, Pioneering Comic Book Colorist, Dies at 99

The award-winning artist worked on iconic DC Comics covers and interiors for over a decade.

Pioneering Comic Book Colorist Tatjana Wood Dies at 99

The award-winning artist was known for her work on iconic DC Comics series like Swamp Thing.

Giant 13-Foot Robot Sculpture for Sale on Colorado Marketplace

A striking 12-foot robot mailbox in Alamosa made from scrap metal is turning heads, blending art, humor, and functionality right in the middle of a snowy field.

Seattle Artist Celebrates Women in Hockey

Dasha's artwork highlights the unsung contributions of women in the sport.

San Diego Watercolor Society Hosts 'Singing Colors' Art Exhibition

The free opening reception will feature over 95 original water-based media paintings.

Carol Bove's Guggenheim Retrospective Bends Time and Space

The artist's gripping show at the Guggenheim Museum features her own sculptures alongside works by other artists, transcending conventional notions of time and space.

Rising Artist Taína H. Cruz Featured in Whitney Biennial and Greater New York

The 24-year-old painter is gaining widespread recognition for her moody, evocative works.

Hiba Schahbaz's Mythical Painted Worlds Debut in Miami Retrospective

The artist's first major solo show, "Hiba Schahbaz: The Garden," features 80 works spanning 15 years of her fantastical, feminine-focused art.

Artists Portray Top Performers in New Works

IMDb commissions paintings and digital art of actors like Paul Mescal, Emma Stone, and George Clooney.

Art Gallery Shows to See in March

Deborah Roberts, Ursula von Rydingsvard, and Noel W Anderson's exhibits explore themes of colonization, spirituality, and Black identity in the media.

Mexico City Gallery AGO Projects Brings Mexican Design to Global Stage

AGO Projects stands by artist Alma Allen despite controversy, showcasing diverse Mexican designers at TEFAF Maastricht art fair.

Bernini's Masterpiece Canopy Commissioned by Pope Urban VIII

New Rome exhibition spotlights young Bernini's pivotal role in shaping St. Peter's Basilica

Pace Now Represents Artist Anicka Yi

The gallery will present Yi's work at Art Basel Hong Kong and a solo exhibition in New York in 2027.

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