Why U.S. Women’s Soccer Star Megan Rapinoe Isn’t Afraid to Get Political | NowThis
‘We’ve moved the needle on so many things just being willing to speak up’ — Soccer star Megan Rapinoe says…
Sculptor Antony Gormley’s First-Ever VR Artwork Will Take You on a Virtual Journey to the Moon
British artist Antony Gormley, who has placed sculptures based on his own body on beaches across the UK and atop buildings worldwide,…
A French Gallery Cancelled This Artist’s Show After He Was Accused of Copying Jean-Michel Basquiat
Galerie Sakura in Paris has cancelled an exhibition by artist Guillaume Verda due to concerns about “public safety” after the artist was threatened online…
See Frida Kahlo’s Corsets, Prosthetics, Cosmetics—and Art—From the Brooklyn Museum’s New Blockbuster on the Artist’s Life and Work
During her lifetime, Frida Kahlo had only one solo show in New York City, at Julien Levy Gallery in 1938.…
A Long-Lost Classic of Texas Art Was Found in a Janitor’s Closet—and Now It’s Getting Its Own Museum Show
It’s hard to imagine how Audley Dean Nicol’s 22-foot-long painting of an El Paso sunset went unnoticed in a school janitor’s…
The UK Was Desperate to Keep This American Billionaire’s Pontormo. Now You Can See It at the Getty
Today, a prized Mannerist painting that was lost for 200 years goes on view at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los…
Holy Guacamole! A Group of ‘Taco-Loving Creatives’ Is Building a Pop-Up Museum Devoted to the Mexican Snack at SXSW
The pop-up museum trend shows no sign of dying out as the latest Instagram trap is set to touch down…
Dozens of Exhibitions Around the World Will Commemorate the 500th Anniversary of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Death
Today, a dozen museums across the UK are simultaneously opening “Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing,” an exhibition of…
Want a Lesson in Bark-eology? Head to the New Museum of the Dog for a Treat in Canine Art
The Museum of the Dog is coming to New York. But before you dismiss it as yet another pop-up gimmick…
Four Fragile and Rarely Shown Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci Are Going on View at the Met This Month
As the 500th anniversary of the death of Renaissance great Leonardo da Vinci approaches, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in…
Venice Biennale Star Artist Anne Imhof Will Bring an Anxiety-Inducing New Performance to Tate Modern in 2019
Anne Imhof, winner of the prestigious Golden Lion award at last year’s Venice Biennale for her piece Faust, a brooding reflection…
The Haas Brothers on Their Breakthrough Miami Moment and Tips for Rising Above the Art and Design Divide
The Haas Brothers have been to Art Basel Miami Beach before, but not like this. For the first time, their…
The Met’s ‘Heavenly Bodies’ Is the Most Popular Show in the Museum’s History, Drawing 1.7 Million Visitors
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art has crunched the numbers and found that its Costume Institute blockbuster “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and…
Get a Sneak Peek at the Menil Collection’s New Drawing Institute Before It Opens Next Month
Drawings, which have long been a strength of the storied Menil Collection, will step into the spotlight when the Houston…
The Met Costume Institute’s Next Show Looks at Camp Fashion and, Appropriately, Lady Gaga Will Host Its Gala
Just two days after the close of the Metropolitan Museum’s blockbuster 2018 Costume Institute show “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination”—its…
Schiele’s Male Nudes, Long Thought to Be Self-Portraits, May Have Actually Depicted Gay Models
New scholarship has found that Egon Schiele‘s male nudes from 1910, known as his “Red Men,” are not, as has…
After His Show Was Canceled Due to Alleged Neo-Nazi Ties, Boyd Rice Claims ‘Offers Are Coming In’ to Restage It
When Amy Greenspon decided to kick off the fall season at her New York gallery with a two-person show of…
The Gwangju Biennale Is Overly Ambitious, Muddled, Difficult to Navigate—and, at Times, Extremely Rewarding
The 12th Gwangju Biennale, which opened in the South Korean city on September 7, is a multi-headed beast organized by…
Is Body Modification the Future of Fashion? This New Pop-Up Museum Envisions a Creepy Craze
New York’s latest pop-up museum is expanding the definition of what it means to be human. For “A. Human,” celebrity…
After 200 Years of Male-Dominated Exhibitions, the Prado Will Celebrate Two Female Renaissance Pioneers in 2019
As institutions across the globe work to expand the male-dominated art-historical canon, the Prado is planning a show of two…