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The legacy of Emmett Till
As America grapples with deep divisions over its past, a powerful show in Chicago commemorates a watershed moment for the civil rights movement
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Arts news
Tim Hayward on the strange shame of brown food
Entente cordiale: how French living has influenced British artists
A love letter to the luncheonette
Documenta 16 Curator Naomi Beckwith Says Some Artists Declined to Participate Due to Germany’s Stance on Gaza
Rep. Joyce Beatty Asks Judge to Make ‘Crystal Clear’ Trump Cannot Demolish Kennedy Center in Wake of Viral Photo
New Discoveries at Ancient Egyptian Fort Include Ceremonial Burial of a Horse
Tomokazu Matsuyama and Tom Wesselmann Estate Team Up on a Show at the Pop Artist’s New York Studio
Stockholm’s Moderna Museet Appoints Cédric Fauq as Curator of Contemporary International Art
At the Guggenheim, Taryn Simon Mounts a Rare America 250th Anniversary Show Worth Celebrating
Head of Brussels Government Seeks to Oust Kanal-Centre Pompidou Director Ahead of November Opening
Despite ‘Significant Impact’ of Middle East Wars, Art Basel Parent Group’s First Half 2026 Revenue Climbed 12 Percent
Record Rainfall Causes Damage at the Uffizi Gallery and Palazzo Pitti in Florence
Johnny Depp’s Far-Out Art Makes Its China Debut. Will the Show Aid the Controversial Actor’s Comeback?
Who Owns Art Made By Prisoners Under Nazi Orders?, Brazilian Artist Rodrigo Cass Died in Fatal Copacabana Beach Accident, and More: Morning Links for September 18, 2026
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