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Within days of DePaul University’s announcement on 26 February that it will close its art museum, an open letter opposing…

Few artists have sparked more critical response than Marcel Duchamp—the subject of a big MoMA retrospective on view April 12…

In the beginning, there was a lot of work to do. In the Mesopotamian creation myth, the Anunnaki, the Big…

The Headlines STICKING IT TO HITLER. A previously unseen trove of World War II–era photographs by Lee Miller and Cecil Beaton has surfaced in…

Following two years of conservation, a 37ft-long, early 19th-century scroll is on public view for the first time at the…

Canadians have been less than thrilled with US president Donald Trump’s calls to annex their country and make it the…

Imagine a world where an artist is considered an essential worker. The government commissions murals and sculptures for schools, libraries,…

An 11-year-long legal dispute over a prized Amedeo Modigliani painting looted during World War II has concluded in a loss…

Gisela Colón didn’t plan to become an artist. “I studied law because I thought it would protect me,” she told…

In the hushed, reverent galleries of the National Gallery in London, saints usually suffer in silence. Not so in the…