Protests, fires and a Grand Palais lockdown disrupted Paris as art fairs opened, while Art Basel Paris resumed the following day.
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The War On Art Is Repeating Itself
A Hyperallergic review of Isaac Butler’s 2026 book draws parallels between 1980s art censorship battles and current disputes over creative expression.
The Center Cannot Hold At The Toronto Biennial
The fourth Toronto Biennial brings more than 30 artists to Toronto and other sites, using the Great Lakes and histories of rupture as its frame.
When Does A Woman Artist Reach Her “Prime”?
A Marc Straus Gallery exhibition of 18 women artists over 75 questions how age, recognition and market success shape ideas of artistic prime.
7 Best Halloween Pottery Painting Kits for Spooky Seasonal Crafts in 2027
Compare seven Halloween pottery painting kits by project type, included supplies, group fit, and skill level to find the right seasonal craft.
Meet The Painter Adorning Phoebe Bridgers’s Guitars
Painter John Griswold has created several works for Phoebe Bridgers, including a custom-painted vintage Gibson guitar shown on The Tonight Show.
Apply Now For Fully Funded Interdisciplinary MFA Program
The University at Buffalo invites applications for its two-year Studio Art MFA, with full-tuition scholarships and a January 15, 2027 deadline.
The Cathedral Of Learning Is Pittsburgh’s Secular Temple
A century after construction began, the University of Pittsburgh’s Cathedral of Learning remains a landmark of secular education and Gothic architecture.
Shuttering Early, Art Basel Paris Also Removes Public Sculptures
Art Basel Paris will close on Oct. 23, and sculptures on Winston Churchill Avenue are being removed early amid concerns about demonstrations.
Spirits Against The Patriarchy
A New York exhibition brings together 17 women artists whose work is linked to spirit communication and challenges established hierarchies.
