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Required Reading

This week: James Turrell in Denmark, a new album by Raven Chacon, a Black radical history of the Declaration of Independence, World Cup songs across time, and more.

News

New York Gallery Lyles & King to Close After 11 Years

The gallery became known for championing the careers of Mira Schor, Chris Hood, Philip Birch, and Davina Semo, among others.

News

Museum of Fine Arts Boston Reimagines America on Its 250th Birthday

A Mohawk artist’s bust of George Washington, a matrilineal home altar, and a Dunkin’ cup are among the 400 objects in a new major reinstallation.

Feature

After Earthquakes, Venezuela's Artists Turn to Each Other

Facing a humanitarian crisis, everyday citizens have become rescue workers, and tight-knit art communities are creating networks of support.

News

Value of Looted Objects at Met Museum Tops $95M After New Seizures

Several ancient sculptures and vessels acquired between 1971 and 2001 were among the objects extracted from The Met's collection this June.

In Memoriam

Remembering Rune Mields, Onai Quiñonez, and Song Burnsoo

This week, we honor a German artist who plumbed the depths of geometry, a Venezuelan painter, and a Korean museum director and printmaker.

Guide

10 Art Shows to See in Los Angeles This July

Marc Kreisel’s secret art practice, Gwyneth Bulawsky’s queer and trans landscapes, Barbara Carrasco’s lifelong muralism, and more.

News

NYC Mayor Mamdani Approves Record $323M Funding for Culture

The overall city budget also establishes a "Cultural Stability Fund" for struggling arts organizations.

Opportunities

Opportunities in July 2026

Residencies, fellowships, grants, and open calls from the Paul & Daisy Soros Foundation, Ucross, AICA International, and more in our monthly list of opportunities for artists, writers, and art workers.

Art Review

Philip Guston’s Lines of Poetry

A show of his works from 1964–1978 focuses on the artist’s transformation and on his wife, poet Musa McKim, as a principal supporter and source of inspiration.

News

Human DNA in Cave Paintings Can Survive For Millennia, Study Finds

The discovery points to the future potential of archaeogenetics in recovering the identities of ancient artists from thousands of years ago.

Interview

The Ballroom Icon Who Paved a New Way

Amid all of the kitty-kat meow of today’s Vogue Fem performers, Andre Mizrahi Clark has the stern, calm energy of a lion tipping on its toes.