Jasper Johns

The Harvard Art Museums have received a trove of sixty-four works by Norwegian Expressionist Edvard Munch.

Vital Signs at MoMA explores how artists have abstracted bodily experience as a means of mapping the construction of identity.

Gift from longtime donors Philip A. and Lynn G. Straus makes the collection among the most significant in the United States.

The Harvard Art Museums announce an extraordinary gift from the collection of Philip A. and Lynn G. Straus; the gift comprises sixty-two prints and two paintings by Edvard Munch as well as one print by Jasper Johns.

The Rockwell Museum, a Smithsonian Affiliate, unveiled its 2025 theme: Color! This year-long celebration will explore the significance of color in art, science, and culture...

Art lovers, mark your calendars! In winter 2025, the historic city of Mantua will open a brand-new contemporary art museum dedicated to the extraordinary Sonnabend Collection.

A new exhibition demonstrates why window dressing has always been the perfect way for an artist to learn their trade

Phillips has revealed highlights from the forthcoming Evening & Day Editions Auction, taking place in London on 23rd and 24th January.

Art’s political economy: A response to Dean Kissick.

The Rauschenberg Foundation will commemorate the artist’s 100th birthday with Rauschenberg 100 – an international series of events, exhibitions, and grant initiatives running from 2025 through 2026.

Our staff and contributors look back on the city’s year in art, from blockbusters to under-the-radar art heroes and unsung histories.

Many speculated that Art Basel's Miami 2024 iteration would indicate whether the market had truly rebounded.

From seven-figure acquisitions to sold-out emerging artist booths, galleries report strong activity throughout the week.

Children are the focus of this exhibition that revolves around the thirty video projections of Children’s Games, in which Francis Alÿs (b. 1959 in Antwerp, based in Mexico City) shows playing children from all over the world.

Artist and artisan, art theorist and proto-installation artist, master of high-publicity performances and rival of Auguste Rodin—Medardo Rosso (b. 1858 in Turin, d. 1928 in Milan) was one of the great pioneers of Modernism and a figure as extraordinary as he was...