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Art Movements: Michelle Millar Fisher Heads to Cooper Hewitt

The New York museum hires a new chief curator, Getty grants $1.8M for Black visual art archives, and an artist’s cheeky plea on the High Line.

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Lehman College Art Gallery Presents the 2026 Thesis Exhibition

On view May 20 to 28, the show brings together over thirty undergraduate and graduate artists, reflecting a broad spectrum of conceptual inquiry and material experimentation.

Features

Between Tropes and Treats at NADA New York

In a sea of zany little sculptures and assemblages, shiny stuff™, abstracted horniness, and kitschy vibrancy, there were works I did enjoy.

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What Does a Booth Cost at a New York Art Fair?

We asked 13 fairs to open up about booth pricing, and what they shared (and didn't) revealed much about transparency and affordability in the art world.

News

At Brooklyn Creative Reuse, Art Supplies Get a Second Life

The sustainable second-hand market for art materials in Industry City might give Blick a run for its money while helping you save some of yours.

Art Review

The Ukrainian Pavilion’s Deer Seen Around the World

Before arriving in Venice, Zhanna Kadyrova’s “The Origami Deer” undertook an epic journey mirroring those of displaced Ukrainians.

Opinion

Genuflecting Before “Don Colossus”

Trump's new golden statue in Miami has been compared to the Golden Calf, but it's more akin to a Moloch idol.

In Memoriam

Remembering Bruno Bischofberger, Manuela Hoelterhoff, and Steven Durland

This week, we honor a Swiss collector, a discerning art critic, and a champion of performance art.

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Art Busan Is Building a More Sustainable Art Market

Held from May 21 to 24, this year’s edition brings together over 110 galleries from 18 countries and proposes a more balanced and resilient collecting ecosystem.

Opinion

IDF Soldiers Hide From Our Gaze

Official portraits show Israeli soldiers turning their backs on the camera, ostensibly to protect them from prosecution for war crimes. The gesture is a tacit admission of guilt.

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Archaeologists Discover Mummy Buried With Lines From Homer’s Iliad

Found in Egypt, the papyrus confirms that Homer was everywhere in the ancient Mediterranean.

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How Dayanita Singh Organized a Major Show in Venice

Unmoored from the anchors of deep pockets that often hinder imagination, the artist brought her images of archival documents to an unusual venue in the Italian city.