News
This week in art news: the 12th-century Grand Al-Nuri Mosque was destroyed in Mosul, Leonardo DiCaprio handed over Picasso and Basquiat paintings implicated in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad fund scandal, and an anonymous artist painted bathing suits on Antony Gormley's beach figures.
Art
Lucy Sparrow's 8 'till late sold all the items you'd expect from a convenience store — only each one was hand cut, stitched, and painted.
Art
A massive group exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit was basically drawn from junk, and so it remains.
Comics
Old sketchbooks conjure up memories of the past that resonate today.
Art
The Neo-Domesticity Performance Art Festival features 35 endurance performances happening over the course of four days.
Art
Printed Matter’s exhibit Sally Alatalo: Narrative in Revision includes experimental magazines, printed ephemera, and newer digital works.
News
Over 75 Nazi artifacts were discovered hidden behind a bookcase in a suburban Buenos Aires home.
Art
On June 24, Warhol Icon kicks off the museum's Summer Happenings series with multimedia performances evoking the Velvet Underground singer and artist.
Art
A massive installation at the Muskegon Museum of Art displays Edward Curtis's entire ethnographic survey of surviving Native American culture at the turn of the 20th century.
Art
The EXPLODE! queer dance festival runs June 22 to 24 and gathers a range of styles and sensibilities, from Irish step dancing to drag.
In Brief
The Grand Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul was destroyed as Iraqi forces were poised to retake the major Iraqi city that has been under ISIS control since 2014.
In Brief
The campaign, launched by three friends and supporters of Saye's, aims to raise £50,000 to promote the work of other young artists.