The curator Mary G. Morton tells us about her new publication that paints the Impressionist artist in a new light

Neil Levine, a historian and former friend of the artist, tells us about his publication, which offers a personal perspective on the Minimalist master

For the late American artist, whose Barbican show is his first in the UK for over three decades, the space in which a painting sat mattered as much as the work itself

Commissioned and produced by Wesleyan University in Connecticut, the work explores nationhood and freedom

The Department of Citywide Administrative Services has undertaken similar projects at cultural institutions across the five boroughs, including the Museum of the Moving Image and the Metropolitan Museum of Art

GoGreen has brought together experts from 13 institutions to explore sustainable methods—testing some out on a 1906 Tiffany dish

The permanent commission for the new Lassonde Art Trail reflects on the past, present and future of North America with Monkman’s characteristic quirky twists

The Australian American artist Anita Glesta’s installation will transform the storied overpass for two nights this month to raise awareness of Hudson Canyon’s rich ecosystem

Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems often account for 60%-70% of an institution’s energy consumption and lead to large carbon footprints

The event’s organisers are working to reduce the ecological footprint of temporary exhibitions and will share findings from their 2026 edition in a climate impact report

The Lassonde Art Trail is part of a $1bn redevelopment project to revitalise the city's relationship with its waterways

A new public work by Alan Michelson and an exhibition by Leslie Wayne explore climate change and fragile ecosystems

Since its foundation in 1931, the institution has promoted climate action across all its activities

Rosenstein’s traumatic experiences during wartime run through her art, which fuses Surrealism, biomorphic abstraction and figuration

The tours created and led by the artist and curator Aislinn Pentecost-Farren are part of the ArtPhilly 2026 festival

The 2026 grants bring the Frankenthaler Climate Initiative’s investment to over $21.8m in funds given to 295 institutions since the programme’s launch in 2021

For her show at Kunsthalle Basel, the Chinese-born artist has drawn inspiration from the online videos of amateur storm chasers and how they are a metaphor for the current media landscape

Oscar Tuazon’s new commission for the New York City Aids Memorial revisits Burton’s final public work

Giacomo Manzù: The Artist and his Dealer explores the decades-long relationship between the Italian artist and Rosenberg's father

Nearly 200 objects will be on view at San Francisco's Legion of Honor in a show exploring the influential civilisation

During Janne Sirén’s tenure at the Western New York institution, its global influence and physical footprint expanded significantly

Ambitious art projects abound across the streets—and islands—of Venice

The consultancy aims to deepen the organisation’s impact by providing direct support for the visual arts sector and reinvesting over half of its profits back into GCC

On the occasion of the publication of "Tyler Graphics: Catalogue Raisonné, 1986–2001", the National Gallery of Australia is celebrating the printmaker’s legacy and ongoing influence at the New York fair

After two years of conservation, the 19th-century Lucknow scroll is on show in New Haven, Connecticut

The artist collective allowed buyers to decide the fate of a cow’s life (thankfully they chose a sanctuary over the slaughterhouse), but the intended awareness-raising gave way to polarising digital discourse

With lower costs than the main event, and in some cases models that are centred on artists, these smaller events seek to offer an enticing alternative to the blue-chip global fairs

The gallery Dreamsong launched the project—which will also be available on its Frieze Los Angeles stand—to support Minnesotan immigrants and a rapid response fund

For the Sacramento-born artist, who faced wartime incarceration for his Japanese ancestry as well as homelessness, art was a way to survive crises

The young Pakistan-born, New York-based artist is showing new works from her Doha residency programme at Art Basel Qatar