Author: Wallace Ludel

The New York-headquartered global mega-gallery David Zwirner is launching a consignments portal on its website that might more firmly ground

The Central Marfa Historic District in Marfa, Texas—which contains 11 buildings purchased and repurposed by Donald Judd—has officially been added

The Smithsonian Institution is adopting a new “ethical returns policy” that will allow its museums to repatriate items that were

The Princeton University Art Museum has acquired a significant work by the Pre-Raphaelite painter Rebecca Solomon. The work, A Young

Following pressure from global cultural organisations, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) postponed its 45th annual World

Hermann Nitsch, the founding member of Viennese Actionism—a movement known for its violent, ritualistic performances that often confront moral taboos—died

BREYER P-ORRIDGE: We Are But One, which will open on 15 April at Pioneer Works at Red Hook Labs in

The Otis College Report on the Creative Economy—an annual report that looks at the economic impact of the creative sectors

Oolite Arts, the Miami-based nonprofit arts hub that hosts exhibitions and provides resident artists with free studio space, is planning

The daily news outlet The Miami Herald along with its sister paper El Nuevo Herald are collaborating with the Miami-based