Clara Evans is an art critic and journalist specializing in European art history and museum exhibitions. She provides in-depth reviews and analyses of major art events and artists' legacies.
Thaddaeus Ropac has opened its seventh gallery in Milan's historic Palazzo Belgioioso. The inaugural exhibition 'L'aurore viene' features works by Georg Baselitz and Lucio Fontana, marking a key expan
Marina Abramović will be the first living female artist to exhibit at Venice's Galleria dell’Accademia in its 250-year history. Her 'Transforming Energy' show opens in May 2026, featuring iconic and n
London's V&A East Storehouse has opened, transforming museum storage into a public destination. It offers access to 250,000 artifacts, conservation studios, and recreated historical spaces for free.
Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston faces significant changes, including the termination of a curator and the cancellation of multiple artist exhibitions. New director Dr. Laura Augusta ci
Nancy Schön, the 97-year-old sculptor behind Boston's 'Make Way for Ducklings,' celebrates her birthday with new art and continued creativity. She remains active, tech-savvy, and a beloved inspiration
Researchers have solved a 77-year art mystery, identifying the vibrant blue pigment in a Jackson Pollock painting as the now-banned, toxic manganese blue.
Maurizio Cattelan launches 'Where is Maurizio?', a global treasure hunt across New York, Amsterdam, and London, featuring hidden self-portrait sculptures.
Three John Singer Sargent paintings from the Carol and Terry Wall collection will be auctioned at Christie's in November, expected to fetch $12-$17 million. The works depict Italian scenes and follow
The Turner Prize exhibition has opened in Bradford, featuring four nominated artists. Mohammed Sami's war-themed paintings have garnered strong critical support, making him a frontrunner for the prest
Sculpture by the Sea faces cancellation due to a $200,000 funding shortfall, with organizers making an urgent public appeal. The annual art exhibition, set for October 17, lost federal funding, impact
A major exhibition celebrating the legacy of fashion photography master Gian Paolo Barbieri opens September 25 in Milan, showcasing iconic and unseen works from his 60-year career.
Photographer Sally Mann's new memoir, 'Art Work: On the Creative Life', delves into her creative journey and personal challenges. Released September 9, the book explores themes of hard work, risk-taki
Art dealer Mary Boone, released from prison five years ago, is making a comeback by collaborating on a new exhibition featuring artists like Basquiat and Haring. She recently discussed her "relaxing"
Billionaire Thomas S. Kaplan is considering fractionalizing his Old Masters art collection, known as the Leiden Collection, potentially offering shares on a public stock exchange. This move aims to br
Sculptor Martin Jennings has been selected to create the UK's national statue of Queen Elizabeth II, which will be placed in St James's Park, London.
Explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art's most iconic masterpieces, from ancient Egyptian artifacts like the Temple of Dendur to European paintings and modern American art. Discover historical context
A new Chicago exhibition, "Over My Head," challenges the city's "flyover" art perception by showcasing conceptual art from 1984-2015, featuring works from key local galleries and artists.
A Picasso painting depicting Dora Maar, unseen for over 80 years, will be auctioned in Paris on October 24 with an €8 million estimate. The artwork, <em>Buste de femme au chapeau à fleurs</em>, painte
South Korea's cultural scene thrives with traditional art at Leeum Museum's 'Tigers and Magpies' exhibition and Netflix's hit 'KPop Demon Hunters' topping charts. Diverse events, from Basquiat exhibit
Mary Boone, an influential art dealer from the 1980s, has curated her first exhibition since her 2020 prison release. The “Downtown/Uptown” show at Lévy Gorvy Dayan features works by Basquiat, Warhol,