Francis Bacon’s beautiful detritus

Juanita McNeely Painted Abortion’s Messy Truth

Hirshhorn Museum to Install ‘Eternally Unswimmable’ Pool by Elmgreen & Dragset in Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C.

Sharif Bey Wins Inaugural Spector Craft Prize

The US Air Force Nearly Nuked the Moon. Amid a New Space Race, Artist Jitish Kallat Revisits the Secret Cold War Scheme

Plaintiffs in Ongoing Kennedy Center Lawsuit Call for Leadership to Step Aside or for Judge to Appoint Receivership

PR Firm Cultural Counsel to Restructure with Founder Adam Abdalla Transitioning to New Role

Pace Prints Acquires Brand X Editions

United States Repatriates 58 Cultural Artifacts to China

Trump Administration Moves Forward With Warning Signs Outside Smithsonian

AI Companies Are Destroying Books by the Millions. What Will It Mean for Art?

Monet ‘Iris’ Painting—Last of its Kind in Private Hands—Could Break French Record at Sotheby’s Paris

The 1960s Counterculture Artist Peter Max Has Died, Sotheby’s Paris to Auction Possible Record-Breaking ‘Iris’ Monet Painting, and More: Morning Links for September 17, 2026

Peter Max, the Psychedelic Artist Who Was Friends with The Beatles, Has Died at 88

Time Magazine Publishes its First Art 100 List, Featuring Artists, Museum Leaders, Dealers and More—See Who Made the Cut