Daily Newsletter
Beach Reading and Foot Stuff
Today: The story of a rare Michelangelo sketch, the battle over a San Francisco brutalist icon, and more.
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News
Warhol Foundation Awards 31 Arts Writing Grants
The winners include art critics and historians who will write about colonialism, immigration, and Palestine in the visual arts context.
New York Newsletter
Mayor Mamdani’s Artistic Vision
All you need to know about the New York art world this week.
News
Preservation Group Appeals Dismantling of SF Brutalist Fountain
The Vaillancourt Fountain in Embarcadero Plaza could be removed as soon as February.
Art Review
Hortensia Mi Kafchin Refuses a Monolithic Trans Identity
The artist blends personal portraits that address but cannot be reduced to trans identity with utopian visions of what humanity could be.
Art Review
Stop Putting Art on Miami Beach
The mere spectacle of Es Devlin’s revolving library on the sand betrays its aim of engaging us in the act of reading.
News
Michelangelo Drawing of a Foot Could Fetch $2M at Auction
The newly discovered five-inch sketch dates back 500 years.
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Announcement
The National Museum of the American Indian Presents Water’s Edge: The Art of Truman Lowe
The first major retrospective of acclaimed artist Truman Lowe (Hoocąk [Ho-Chunk]), features nearly 50 evocative sculptures and drawings.
Crossword
The Art Crossword: Art Heist Edition
And no, the Louvre security password being “Louvre” isn’t a clue.
Daily Newsletter
Your Handy Guide to Miami Art Week
Also: The Louvre is hiking up its entry fee, but only for non-Europeans.
Opportunities
Opportunities in December 2025
Residencies, fellowships, grants, and open calls from Ucross, Athens Photo Research Center, and more in our monthly list of opportunities for artists, writers, and art workers.
Guide
Rare Basquiat Photos and More Art to See in Miami This Week
Here’s your handy guide to fairs, exhibitions, and other art events in the city over the next five days.