Art Review

Anish Kapoor Is a One-Trick Illusionist

What does the British artist have to offer beyond monumental scale and costly optical illusions?

Feature

Artists and Illustrators Throw Ed Sheeran for a Loop

Protest artworks and memes scrutinize Sheeran's inability to speak out against the genocide after he axed Macklemore from his Loop Tour over pro-Palestine comments.

Pocket Review

Visions of Johanna Unzueta

The Chilean artist’s drawings on hand-dyed paper and homespun fabric are like natural pills against language.

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Announcement

Cosmo Whyte Returns to the University of Michigan With a Powerful New Exhibition at Stamps Gallery

Stamps School of Art & Design alumnus explores memory, migration, and who shapes history in an exhibition spanning drawing, sculpture, and installation. On view through December 12, 2026.

News

Visiting the Bayeux Tapestry? Put Your Camera Away

The British Museum has reversed its policy on allowing photography of the near-thousand-year-old work.

Daily Newsletter

What Counterpublic Triennial Brings to St. Louis

Guides to shows this fall from Chicago to NYC to Dakar.

Guide

Five Shows to See in Tribeca Right Now

Caroll Dunham’s purple people, Mia Goldstein’s packaged art, and ethereal paintings by Giuseppe Francalanza and Christine Safa.

News

Lawsuit Alleges Multimillion-Dollar Andy Warhol Fraud Scheme

A Florida family claims it spent over $6.7 million on over 200 forged works by the Pop artist.

Guide

10 Art Shows to See in Chicago This Fall

Jill Mulleady's uncannily familiar scenes, Kate Hefferan's secret magic, the critical role of printed matter in prisons, a moving photographic tribute to Emmett Till, and more.

In Memoriam

Remembering Cat Frazier, Susan Michod, and Joel Snyder

This week, we honor a designer who changed the internet, a Pattern and Decoration painter, and one of the first photography professors in the US.

Art Review

Sandra George’s Portraits of Working-Class Dignity

The unsung Black British photographer’s work is the complete opposite of so-called poverty porn.

Books

Alma Thomas Opens Up Our Crowns

The cornrows of Thomas’s paintings, often inspired by her own garden, evoke the infinitely diverse ears of native corn and the sisterhood of braiders across the diaspora.