Art

A Rear View of Art History

A new exhibition offers a sensitive and probing critique of what it is like to both view and occupy a contemporary female body.

Art

The ’70s Are Back, Baby

That 70’s Show, a new “art fair” in Manhattan, is a refreshingly free alternative to this weekend’s astronomically priced shows.

News

Supreme Court Rules Against Warhol Foundation in Copyright Case

After years of legal wrangling, the court ruled in favor of photographer Lynn Goldsmith, who was not compensated for the 2016 publication of a print from Warhol’s Prince series.

News

New York Art Advisor Lisa Schiff Faces Second Lawsuit [UPDATED]

Schiff was hit with two lawsuits in the span of a week accusing her of embezzling funds and running a “Ponzi scheme.”

Opinion

It’s Time to Rewrite the Canon of Women Artists

Katy Hessel’s new survey of women artists leaves out men, but also falls short of offering a new take on feminist art history.

Art

A Cabinet of Curiosities, Minus the Cabinet

Nina Katchadourian's Uncommon Denominator is one of the most unusual and engrossing shows that I’ve encountered in years.

Art

Amplifying Jewish Stories in the American South

The Greensboro Contemporary Jewish Museum in North Carolina could be used as a template to spotlight US regions where Jewish populations are present, but their stories are unknown.

News

Florida Freaks Out Over Gay Disney Character

The state’s Department of Education is reportedly investigating a teacher who showed the cartoon Strange World (2022) to her fifth graders.

Art

Columbia’s MFA Show Is an Immersive Experience

The Unravelling and Exploding of Time, Space, and Matter presents student artworks that transport and disorient us.

Film

The White Savior Sin of A Still Small Voice

While on its surface the film follows selfless caregivers, dig a tad deeper and troubling aspects begin to bubble up.

News

2,000-Year-Old Grave of Roman Doctor Unearthed in Hungary

The discovery of a skeleton and medical tools sheds light on the relationship between doctors and metal artisans in antiquity.

News

Brooklyn’s “Little Liberty” Is Leaving New York

After 17 years in the Brooklyn Museum's parking lot, the statue is headed to the Midwest for restoration at the National Building Arts Center in Illinois.