Kennedy Center Removes ‘Blue’ Sculpture That Was an Artist’s Gift

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Politics Is Personal in “Turn the Volume Up!,” a Powerful Show of Protest Art at Duke University’s Nasher Museum

Kerstin Brätsch Wins the $160,000 Zurich Art Prize

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Mildred Howard Wins $25,000 Artist Award, Anonymous Was A Woman Names Environmental Art Grants, and More: Industry Moves for September 2, 2026

Dealers Are Betting on the Future of South Korea Despite Measured First-Day Sales at Frieze and Kiaf

Paul Durand-Ruel’s €43 M. Collection of Monet, Picasso, and Renoir Comes to Christie’s During Paris Art Week

Recent Key Departures at Phillips Point to a Pivot in Strategy

David Zwirner Will Exhibit Yayoi Kusama’s Final Works Next Spring

Experimental Sound Artist Ryoji Ikeda Wins 2026 Nam June Paik Prize

The Media Reacts to John Galliano’s Canceled Exhibition at the Met Museum