Top museums organizations condemned the Brauer Museum of Art’s plan to sell major artworks to fund the construction of new dorms.

The fight over the mural, painted by high school students, evolved into a First Amendment case.

The Renaissance work by Francesco Salviati is the museum’s first painting on marble.

Critical race theory, which has been attacked by conservative lawmakers, is conspicuously absent, as are many contemporary and living Black artists.

Refik Anadol’s AI-generated art made a guest appearance at the Grammys. 

The 7.8-magnitude quake has killed at least 2,600 people and destroyed a 2nd-century castle, among other landmarks.

Manhattan now has its own, downscaled version of the artist's famous Chicago sculpture, oddly squished under a luxury condo tower.

Jafar Panahi was arrested last July, after he participated in protests at the notorious Evin prison.

In an open letter, European institutional leaders defend Manuel Borja-Villel, who has faced right-wing attacks for his progressive programming.

A new study posits that rising smog levels in 19th-century London and Paris likely played a role in blurring the lines of realism.

Hamburg’s Antisemitism Commissioner disparaged photographer Adam Broomberg for his support of the BDS movement.

Thanks to a $3.3 million grant from the state’s Creative Corps, artists can now apply to bring the project to their neighborhood.

Hundreds of visitors were evacuated from the Incan site over the weekend.

All the Beauty and the Bloodshed centers the artist's campaign to stop the “artwashing” of the Sackler family’s role in the opioid crisis.

Researchers are investigating whether the presence of lead formate originated from past attempts to conserve the painting.

Advocates say the art was “emblematic of the tunnel" and that city agencies did not warn the community before painting over it.

The American Alliance of Museums’s sanction comes after the FBI raided the museum and seized 25 disputed paintings.

The Daily Show and hundreds on social media roasted Hank Willis Thomas’s tribute to Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King in Boston.

Boulder authorities also uncovered stolen guns, drugs, and work by artist Jane Freilicher.

Covered in wood paneling and filled with wacky Surrealist art, the former home of Sonja Alaimo captures the late painter’s sensitivities.

The site matches descriptions by the Ancient Greek historian Strabo, who wrote about the shrine more than 2,000 years ago.

Courtney Desiree Morris staged a thoughtful performance as “a reckoning with the violence” of the gallerist’s actions.

“I feel like my past is getting away from me,” said Opal Lee, who founded the institution 20 years ago. She said the collection was unharmed.

The grotesquely large phallus belongs to the fertility god Priapus, a tragic figure in Roman mythology.

At the request of 2023 grantee Hito Steyerl, this year’s award will be replaced with a panel about antisemitism and racism.

A project bringing folk art to seniors in Indiana and a virtual museum of New Mexico's art of the New Deal are among the NEA- and NEH-funded initiatives.

The London Museum of Natural History agreed not to “discredit or damage” the reputation of Danish energy giant Ørsted, contracts show.

From a Williamsburg basement to a Bed-Stuy living room and a project space in Gowanus, there’s no shortage of art to discover in the borough.

Gary Cabana, who stabbed two museum workers, was also indicted with two counts of assault.

Robert Eckert, who led the Lutz Children's Museum in Connecticut, has been sentenced to 66 months in prison.

Instead of apologizing, the artist mocked a Chinese student who protested the work.

The NY governor vetoed a bill that would have required developers to stop construction after discovering a burial ground and to report their findings.

The most glaring sign of NFTs’ decline may not be their descending value, but their growing resemblance to the rest of the art market.

The unbelievable, hilarious, or just plain mind-boggling things that happened in the world of art in 2022.

From February through June, the Amsterdam museum will display 28 works by the Dutch Golden Age master.

The newly discovered Nazca lines depict humans, cats, killer whales, birds, and snakes and date between 100 BCE and 300 CE.

For some of us, it’s not exactly news that rich and famous people are connected to other rich and famous people.

An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York celebrates the Big Apple in the most seasonal (and tastiest) medium of all.

The drawings, which experts say are irrecoverable, are of particular significance to the Mirning People.

Pearlstein made a mark on the course of art history by depicting unromanticized views of the human body at a time when such realism was unpopular.

In a rare move, the organization will retroactively pay this year's grant recipients to match the new prize amount.

Efrem Zelony-Mindell faces charges of distribution and possession of child pornography and attempted enticement of a minor.

Pope Francis called the works’ repatriation a “donation.”

The painting, discovered by a Cincinnati Art Museum conservator, might be one of the Post-Impressionist painter’s first self-portraits.

The 15 initial winners of the Art Matters Foundation grant each choose another artist to receive the prize.

A new study making waves in the UK finds that people from low-income backgrounds are less likely to become artists — but that’s always been the case.

The shorts will be screened as part of XO & Struggle: An Evening of Abolitionist Cinema at the Maysles Documentary Center in Harlem, New York.

The administration met the union on all of its demands, including raises across the board and increased healthcare eligibility.

A new show at the Queens gallery Mrs. proves that dogs may be man's best friends, but cats are humans’ idols.

The 11,000-year-old wall relief discovered in Southeastern Turkey may reflect humans’ changing roles in the natural world during the Neolithic Revolution.