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Allison Glenn Chosen To Curate 2026 Toronto Biennial
Curator Allison Glenn has been selected to curate the Toronto Biennial of Art, scheduled for late 2026.
One of the curators on rise, Allison Glenn has over 15 years of experience in the field. She began her career in 2011 at The Hammer…
Seoul Artist Ayoung Kim Wins Guggenheim LG Award
Seoul-based artist Ayoung Kim is the recipient of the Guggenheim LG Award which carries a purse of $100,000.
The Guggemheim LG Award was established as a joint collaboration between the Guggemheim Museum in New York and the Korean…
German Court’s Final Ruling: “Birkenstocks Are Not Art”
The German federal court made a ruling recently that Birkenstocks do not qualify to be called ‘art’ and hence not protected by the same laws.
The case around the status of whether Birkenstocks qualify to be classified as ‘art’, which has…
Netherlands To Return 113 Benin Bronzes To Nigeria
The Netherlands government has announced the repatriation of 113 Benin Bronzes from its collection to Nigeria.
In a press statement on February 19, it was announced after a request from the Nigerian government, Eppo Bruins (Minister of…
Barbican Centre Plans $240M Renovation In 2027
To address urgent repairs, the Barbican Centre in London has made renovation plans worth $240 million, starting in 2027.
Founded in 1982 in the city of London, the Barbican Centre has been a premier hub for performative arts in the city.…
Frieze New York Announces Galleries For 2025 Edition
Frieze New York returns to The Shed for the upcoming edition as well, with 65 galleries joining the event.
The New York edition of the international art fair will be returning to its favorite location, The Shed in Manhattan. The 13th…
Lost Camille Claudel Sculpture Sold For $3.8M
A bronze sculpture by Camille Claudel, lost for over a century, was sold for €3.7 million ($3.8 million) in France.
The sculpture is part of the series La Jeunesse et L’Age Mûr, or L’Age Mûr (The Age of Maturity). Camille Claudel created…
NPS Removes Mention of Transgender Activists From Stonewall Inn
The National Park Service website has removed all mentions of “transgender” from the Stonewall Inn page, sparking outrage.
The Stonewall Inn is the site of the 1969 Stonewall Uprising, which is considered the starting point of the…
Walter Guesthouse By Paul Rudolph For Sale At $2M
The Walter Guesthouse designed by architect Paul Rudolph has hit the market for a price of $2 million.
The modernist architecture was designed by Paul Rudolph in 1952 on Sanibel Island, Florida. The 24-foot cubical house spans only…
Artist Jordan Casteel Joins Thaddaeus Ropac
Popular painter Jordan Casteel has joined the Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery while also remaining at Casey Kaplan.
Since 2016, Jordan Casteel has been represented by Casey Kaplan Gallery in New York, where she will continue to be represented.…