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University of North Texas Cancels Victor Quiñonez Exhibition, Artist Claims Censorship over Anti-ICE Content in His Work

The University of North Texas has not released an official reason for the exhibition’s cancelation.

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British Museum Removed the Word ‘Palestinian’ from Some Displays Amid Pressure from Pro-Israel Group

The museum said its decision preceded a letter from UK Lawyers for Israel.
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Henrike Naumann, Sculptor Who Exhumed East Germany’s Troubled Past, Dies at 41

With Sung Tieu, she was set to represent Germany at the Venice Biennale this year.
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Louvre Faces €10M Loss After Decades-Long Ticket Fraud Busted

The Palace of Versailles was also implicated in the scheme, which involved the sale of counterfeit tickets.
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Adrian Searle to Step Down as the Guardian’s Chief Art Critic After Three Decades

His final article will run on April 1.

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Cuts Coming to London’s National Gallery Amid Possible $11 M. Deficit
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An installation of lit, brightly colored popsicle sticks.

University of North Texas Cancels Victor Quiñonez Exhibition, Artist Claims Censorship over Anti-ICE Content in His Work

The University of North Texas has not released an official reason for the exhibition's cancelation.
A woman in a dress speaking at podium with a microphone.

Christie’s to Offer Three Masterworks From Agnes Gund Collection This May

Long before museums made a point of broadening their collections, Gund was buying work by women and artists of color and urging institutions to do the same.
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Trump Wants the National Portrait Gallery to Commission a New Portrait

Trump wants a portrait that reflects the full scope of his two terms.
Wisconsin Museum Treasurer Admits to Stealing $70,000 from Institution

Wisconsin Museum Treasurer Admits to Stealing $70,000 from Institution

The Hearthstone Historic House Museum figures in the early history of electric light.
Ming Smith, Rachel Feinstein, Eliza Douglas, Anh Duong, Hannah Traore, Amy Sherald and Flora Yukhnovich on the runway at the Carolina Herrera fashion show as part of RTW Fall 2026 on February 12, 2026 in New York, New York. (Photo by Gilbert Flores/WWD via Getty Images)

Amy Sherald, Ming Smith Among Artworld Figures to Walk the Runway in Carolina Herrera’s Fall 2026 NYFW Show

"I'm celebrating the kind of women who are often overlooked through history," said creative director Wes Gordon.
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Staff and Programming Cuts Are Coming to London’s National Gallery Amid Possible $11 M. Deficit

The $1 billion budgeted for new acquisitions and the $129 million for a 200th anniversary festival were restricted for those purposes.
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Pat Oleszko on Making a Fool of Herself for 60 Years and Counting

Two child-sized cartoonish sculptures of kids sit on plinths. Both have huge eyes, colorful hair, and circular shoes. On the left, a kid with orange skin and four braids wears cargo shorts and a Gremlins tee. On the right, a kid with bangs and pink skin wears an Elsa dress.

Sayre Gomez Opens Up About His Strange New Soldier Sculptures

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6 Books on Robert Smithson’s Shelf

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