Criticism, canon, and the new.
Martin McDonagh's Wild Horse Nine received a 13-minute ovation at Venice and prompted early awards buzz for John Malkovich, a two-time nominee without a win since 1993.
Variety's 23 July 2026 preview frames Venice as tilting toward international directors, with Danny Boyle's 'Ink' as the previously announced opener;…
Six months after Trump ordered an outdoor exhibition on American slavery removed, a new administration-installed display at a Philadelphia heritage…
The 51st Toronto International Film Festival has unveiled a slate fronted by Helen Mirren, Chris Rock and Seth Rogen, with world premieres built…
The School of Visual Arts' Art Practice MFA thesis show treats inherited history as material to be rebuilt, not mourned, and the work is sharper for…
Sony Pictures is in early talks to lease the Cinerama Dome, with Alamo Drafthouse potentially running it, a move that would deepen studio ownership…
The performance artist who challenged Cuba's institutions from inside a maximum-security cell has been released into exile. The terms of his…
Moscow wants its 1958 seven-metre ballerina back from the Tverskaya Street rooftop where she once stood. The dispute is small in scale and large in…
A reported pairing between Katie Holmes and an artist she met at a Tribeca Film Festival dinner is the latest small data point in a years-long drift:…
Four artists are suing The Hole, a well-known Lower East Side gallery, for nearly $50,000 in unpaid sales. The case lands at a moment when small…
Brussels suspended a €2 million grant to the Venice Biennale on 21 July 2026 after a review found the festival had not adequately addressed Russia's…
Yuri Bashmet led the Moscow Soloists into the composer’s family home in the Urals, the first concert held inside the house-museum in decades.
A new museum at Trent Park restores the listening booths where captured German officers held forth, unaware that every boast was being recorded by…
Two unrelated emergencies converged on Lower Manhattan over the weekend: a flash flood tore through the New Museum on the Bowery, while the city…
The Hong Kong Palace Museum and Uzbekistan's Islamic Civilization Center have agreed to collaborate on exhibitions, research and staff exchanges,…
President Trump has installed a new Thomas Jefferson bronze in the Rose Garden, the fifth statue added to the White House grounds since he returned…
Borland built a four-decade practice around what institutions usually hide: medical archives, crime-scene traces, and the genetics of consent. Her…
Jentel Artist Residency has opened applications for 2027, returning the spotlight to a small Wyoming program whose rural setting and bare-bones…
The Art Institute of Chicago is moving to outsource custodial work, prompting a union pushback that turns a back-of-house decision into a public test…
The Disney Store booth at this weekend's D23 fan event will lean on Formula 1 co-branded jackets and early peeks at the Peter Pan collection as the…
Yoshiko Kikuchi, who left the V&A in 2023, told The Art Newspaper she felt unwelcome from day one and described a workplace where microaggressions…
In Portland, Sabri Sundos translates inherited catastrophe into labour: hundreds of paper flowers, a bisected mobile sculpture, and an argument that…
The New Museum's seven-year-old glass tower survived a record flash flood largely intact. The incident exposes how untested some landmark cultural…
The Whitworth's summer survey 'Entangled and Woven' uses Manchester's textile history as a launch pad for a transnational conversation about labour,…
Republic Nashville's seventh studio album revisits Twain's difficult childhood but softens the edges into polite country-pop, suggesting a legacy…
