musefully

about 1 hour ago

Abdoulaye Konaté Translates Ancient Spirituality into Lush Tapestries

"The material changes, but I think of it as painting," says Abdoulaye Konaté. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for...

New Yorker

about 1 hour ago

A drawing that riffs on the latest news and happenings.
Cartoon by David Sipress

NYT

about 2 hours ago

‘BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions’ Review: An Artist’s Mind-Expanding Collage

In this dazzling essay movie, the director Kahlil Joseph draws on an array of sources — news clips, old movies, family albums, an encyclopedia of ”Africana” — to create a thrilling whole.

Aesthetica

about 2 hours ago

Creative Legacies

In the final film of our MPB: The Next Shot series, director Theo Tennant reflects on how his camera shaped his BAFTA Cymru-winning documentary The post Creative Legacies appeared first on Aesthetica...

NYT

about 2 hours ago

Experts in the Handmade Suggest Gifts With a Human Touch

The recommendations from five specialists range from olive oil to high-design lighting.

NYT

about 2 hours ago

The Most Beautiful Dining Rooms T Magazine Has Covered

From a wood-paneled seaside cottage in Massachusetts to a grand Venetian chamber, these spaces are a host’s dream.

ARTnews

about 2 hours ago

Artist Yang Fudong Summons the Future in One of His Biggest Exhibitions in China

“He’s blended different states of time together,” said the show's curator.

ARTnews

about 2 hours ago

Iconic Photographs of Blind People Prove Seeing Isn’t Knowing

Pictures by Paul Strand, Walker Evans, and Jacob Riis get at the medium's existential contradictions.

Aesthetica

about 4 hours ago

The Power of Photography: Reflections on the RPS Awards 2025

The winners of the 2025 RPS Awards have been announced. It is the world's oldest photography prize, celebrating the very best of the medium. The post The Power of Photography: <br> Reflections on the...

Hyperallergic

about 13 hours ago

25 Things We're Grateful for in the Art World

Here’s to celebrating what brings us joy, great and small.

Hyperallergic

about 13 hours ago

Running Is Resistance in “Remaining Native”

The new documentary follows a Paiute teenager as he navigates his passion for running and the story of his great-grandfather, who escaped from an Indigenous residential school.

ARTnews

about 14 hours ago

Artists and Former Staffers Accuse London Gallery of Withholding Payment

Pictorum Art Group was dissolved in July. Artists and ex-employees are struggling to get paid.

ARTnews

about 15 hours ago

Munich’s Lohaus Sominsky Expands to Tribeca As Neighborhood Galleries Rebalance

“It’s only in the places where these fractures are visible, that something new can grow.”

Hyperallergic

about 15 hours ago

Remembering Llyn Foulkes, Dawn Little Sky, and Dorothy Vogel

This week, we honor a quintessential LA artist, one of Disney’s first Native artists, a librarian who moonlighted as a collector, and more.

Artforum

about 15 hours ago

Lee Ufan Wins 2026 Wolfgang Hahn Prize

South Korean painter and sculptor Lee Ufan, a key figure of the Mono-ha movement, has been named the winner of the thirty-second Wolfgang Hahn Prize, presented by the Society for Modern Art at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne. The museum, which sponsors the prize, will put €100,000 (about $115,000) in member donations toward purchasing work […]

ARTnews

about 16 hours ago

Renoir Painting Missing for a Century Sells in Paris for $2 M.

The painting depicts Renoir's young son Jean playing with his nursemaid Gabrielle.

ARTnews

about 16 hours ago

Diane Lima Named Curator of 2026 Panorama da Arte Brasileira, and More: Industry Moves for November 26, 2025

The 2026 edition of the biennial is titled “Depois que tudo foi dito” (After It’s All Said).

ARTnews

about 16 hours ago

Two Curatorial Teams Win the 2025 Hyundai Blue Prize+

“The final awardees of Hyundai Blue Prize+ 2025 both offer fresh perspectives on contemporary technologies” the prize's jury panel said.

Hyperallergic

about 16 hours ago

Art Critic Christopher Knight Retires From LA Times

The Pulitzer-winning journalist said he'll keep writing, but the "daily journalism thing is done.”

ARTnews

about 17 hours ago

Bob Ross Painting Breaks Record at John Oliver’s Public Media Benefit Auction

Ross’ 1986 artwork, painted for an episode of PBS’ iconic 'The Joy of Painting', sold for roughly $1.04 million.

ARTnews

about 17 hours ago

Five Questions for Four Art Advisers on the November Auction Sales

The all-important November marquee sales are officially in the rearview mirror, with only Art Basel Miami Beach standing in the way of the art world checking out until January.

Artforum

about 17 hours ago

Reckoning With the Afterlives of War at Art Week Tokyo

Across Tokyo, museums and galleries are taking up the fraught legacy of World War II

ARTnews

about 18 hours ago

Miami Beach Launches Free Water Taxi Program

The truth is nobody objects to the description of horrible traffic on the causeways or anywhere else in Miami, not even the city itself.

Colossal

about 18 hours ago

Otherworldly Photos of Forests by Michelle Blancke Explore Mysticism and Transformation

"I’ve always been fascinated by the idea that our perceived reality is shaped by our minds and reflecting our inner world," Blancke says. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a...