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MoMA PS1 Celebrates 50 Years with 'Greater New York' Exhibition

The contemporary art museum in Queens showcases emerging artists from across the five boroughs.

Giacometti Sculptures to Inhabit Met's Temple of Dendur

The Swiss sculptor's works will be installed around the ancient Egyptian monument this summer.

MoMA Unveils Revelations in Duchamp Retrospective

First North American survey of the artist's work in over 20 years offers new insights.

What to See at the Venice Biennale

From Matthew Wong's paintings to Marina Abramovic's performance art, the 2026 edition of the prestigious art exhibition has plenty to offer.

Artnet Report Reveals Secrets of Private Art Auctions

Artnet's annual Intelligence Report sheds light on the shadowy world of exclusive, invite-only art sales.

New NYC exhibit highlights art of self-made artists

The 'Self-Made' exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum explores how artists without formal training depict themselves and define their identities.

Met Exhibit Aims to Elevate Lee Krasner as Pollock's Equal

But will the art market follow the museum's lead in recognizing Krasner's full artistic legacy?

Exciting Spring Exhibitions Across U.S. Museums

From Duchamp retrospectives to fashion showcases, museums are offering fresh perspectives on art and nature this season.

Sigmar Polke's Untitled Painting Blends Dada Wit and Classical Critique

Paul's Work of the Month explores Polke's layered 1980-81 painting that mixes found fabrics, spray paint, and classical references.

91-Year-Old Ursuline Nun and Artist Returns to Dallas with Resurgent Career

Sister Mary Frances Judge's paintings, long in storage, are now being celebrated in a major retrospective exhibition.

Bonhams to Exhibit Authentic Bob Ross Paintings

The beloved 1990s public television artist's works will be on display in New York City.

New Exhibit Pairs Ancient Treasures With Modern Art

Galerie Kugel and David Zwirner Gallery team up for a thought-provoking show exploring the timeless connection between artistry and craftsmanship.

Somali Artists Criticize Country's First Venice Biennale Pavilion

Organizers accused of failing to properly represent Somali art scene

Raphael Exhibition at the Met Offers Rare Glimpse Into Renaissance Master's Genius

The once-in-a-lifetime show features over 230 works spanning the artist's career from Urbino to Rome.

Qatar Pavilion at Venice Biennale to Feature 'Gathering of Remarkable People'

Rirkrit Tiravanija to assemble musicians, chefs, and artists from the Arab world for the exhibition.