Maxwell Rabb

Ronan Day-Lewis brought his father, Daniel Day-Lewis, back to acting with his feature film, “Anemone,” coinciding with his solo show in Los Angeles, “Anemoia.”

Chetrit’s models include actress Isla Johnston, and director and actor Eva Victor.

The poet and artist’s 1969 project is now available on a new website featuring new material from poets and performers from around the world.

The Centre Pompidou will undergo its largest renovations since it opened in 1977 to address safety concerns and conservation issues.

The Obama Presidential Center is expected to open in spring 2026 with more than 25 permanent installations across its 19.3-acre campus.

“One to Give. One to Take Away” will take place at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in England from September 27, 2025 to February 22, 2026.

Guards covered the mural, depicting a judge beating a protester with a gavel, soon after it was revealed.

Known for her bright paintings referencing contemporary culture, the artist, writer, and one-time professional wrestler died on September 3rd.

Seoul-based artist Im Youngzoo’s “Calming Signals” will debut at Frieze Seoul, which opens at COEX today.

After seven years on the West Coast, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery announced that it would not renew its lease in Los Angeles.

Hepworth’s “Sculpture with Colour (Oval Form) Pale Blue and Red” (1943) will be displayed at Hepworth Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England.

Walter Swennen’s gallery, Xavier Hufkens, announced the death of the experimental Belgian poet-turned-painter.

The work comes from the collection of Danish collector Ole Faarup, valued at $21 million–$29 million, and will be sold at auction in London this October.

Following his debut at Gagosian in Beverly Hills, Paul McCartney’s “Rearview Mirror: Liverpool—London—Paris” opens in London on August 28th.

Chicago Michelin-starred restaurant Esmé will debut its collaboration with LeftyOutThere on August 14th.

Launching in New York, Olney Gleason will be founded by Kasmin’s president, Nicholas Olney, and head of sales, Eric Gleason.

Stravinksy’s “Histoire du Soldat” (“The Soldier’s Tale”), which will be performed at this year’s Salzburg Festival, is Georg Baselitz’s first puppetry project.

In an email sent to members, the Art Dealers Association of America announced that its flagship fair is taking a “strategic pause.”

The portrait of King Charles III, “Algorithm King,” was displayed side-by-side with Ai-Da Robot’s 2022 portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, “Algorithm Queen.”

The 1931 painting of Mahatma Gandhi by British artist Clare Leighton sold for over $200,000.