News

British Museum to Provide Bayeux Tapestry Audio Tour After Lawsuit

Yusuf Ali Osman, a man with no sight, filed a suit against the museum under the UK's anti-discrimination Equality Act.

News

Francis Lee Rogers, Painter and Avid Birdwatcher, Found Dead in Central Park

The 63-year-old artist, who was unhoused, was known as the “Grandma Moses of Central Park” for her various depictions of its fauna and flora.

Daily Newsletter

The Resistance Is Not Dead

Fall of Freedom is back for another round, Alice Neel’s drawings of the Foley Square trials go to auction, and the unsung architect behind DC’s landmark African-American history and culture museum.

Art Movements

Cyra Levenson to Lead Yaddo Artist Residency

Ann Temkins steps down at MoMA, Rose B. Simpson wins the Santa Fe Mayor's award, Roy Lichtenstein x Alex Da Corte, and more in Art Movements.

Feature

Artists Honor Immigrants in Monuments Across New Jersey

New public commissions by artists Michelle Angela Ortiz, Chat Travieso, and Immanuel Oni are part of the New Jersey Monuments to Migration and Labor initiative.

News

Fall of Freedom Returns With Hundreds of Anti-Authoritarian Art Actions

Public artworks and zine-making workshops are on this year’s line-up, uniting artists and cultural organizations against an increasingly authoritarian administration.

Opinion

The Overlooked Black Architect Who Shaped a Landmark Smithsonian Museum

Max Bond Jr., who lobbied for and co-designed the National Museum of African American History and Culture in DC, deserves a larger place in history.

Pocket Review

Rebecca Ness Stakes Her Claim to Art History

Reinterpreting canonical works is nothing new, but her work shines when it's most personal.

Opportunities

Opportunities in October 2026

Residencies, fellowships, grants, and open calls from ArtFields, The Image Centre, Millay Arts, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and more in our monthly list of opportunities for artists, writers, and art workers.

News

Alice Neel’s McCarthy-Era Trial Drawings Go to Auction

The Communist painter depicted the 1949–51 Foley Square trials while on assignment for a Marxist magazine.

Books

New Book Chronicles Studio Museum in Harlem's 58-Year History

Contributors include artists such as Dawoud Bey, who wrote that the venerated institution has "changed the shape of my life."

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Announcement

At IFPDA’s October Prints & Drawings Month, Museums Are Quietly Rethinking Where Works on Paper Belong

Attend print and drawing-focused sessions in person and online with LACMA, The Met, and more throughout the month of October.