Olivia Horn

Photographs of the reigning WNBA champions by photographer LaToya Ruby Frazier are now on view at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

While exhibitors contended with economic turbulence, the Dallas Art Fair 2025 spotlit a flourishing local art ecosystem.

MoMA’s chief curator of drawings and prints, Christophe Cherix, will succeed long-serving director Glenn D. Lowry, who will depart in September 2025.

Rising British painter Alfie Caine’s vivid domestic scenes, on view in his debut U.S. solo show at Margot Samel, emanate both glamour and melancholy.

Melissa Joseph, who uses needle felting to make artworks that bridge the personal and the universal, is featured in The Artsy Vanguard 2025.

Storm King Art Center inaugurated “brat” fall with a listening party for Charli XCX’s new remix album on Thursday.

“Mary Cassatt at Work,” a new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, invites a contemporary feminist reading of the Impressionist’s domestic scenes.

Running concurrently with Frieze New York, Esther joins a wave of alternative fairs that are popping up around tentpole international art moments.

Ghanaian artist Conrad Egyir, newly represented by the New York gallery, will have his first exhibition with the gallery this fall.

A new exhibition at the Barnes Foundation reexamines the legacy of 20th-century modernist Marie Laurencin and her woman-centric world.

The Congolese artist, whose sensuous works navigate consumerist desire and capitalist anxiety, is featured in The Artsy Vanguard 2023.

A new presentation at the Walker Art Center solidifies Kahlil Robert Irving’s rising status and reflects an expansion of his practice.

Decades after she became the first Black woman photographer in MoMA’s collection, the Artsy Vanguard alum mounts her first solo exhibition at the museum.