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Performance artist Justin Vivian Bond, video artist Tony Cokes, sculptor Ebony G. Patterson, and photographer Wendy Red Star have been named as among the 2024 class of MacArthur Fellows by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The four …
TheHammer Museumhas announced curator Zoë Ryan as its next director, effective January 1, 2025. Ryan arrives to the Los Angeles institution from the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, where she has served as director since …
TheAustralian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), Melbourne, has namedMyles Russell-Cookas its new artistic director and chief executive officer. Russell-Cook joins the institution from the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), Melbourne, where he has worked for the past eight years, most …
Phoebe Plummer and Anna Holland, two young protesters affiliated with environmental activist groupJust Stop Oil, have been sentenced to prison forhurlingtomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s 1888 paintingSunflowersin an effort to bring awareness to the effects of climate change and …
Thirteen organizations representing more than forty artfairs, including Art Basel, Frieze, and TEFAF, have united with the London-based Gallery Climate Coalition (GCC) to significantly reduce their own carbon emissions by 2030. The organizations signed the Art Fair Co-Commitment Statement, promising …
Pulitzer Prize–winning authorJhumpa Lahiri, who was slated to accept anIsamu Noguchi Awardon October 29, has declined the prestigious honor, citing theNoguchi Museum’s recent ban on employees wearing kaffiyehs to work as the reason. The Long Island City, New York, institutionfiredthree …
TheKunsthalle Zürichhas named Fanny Hauser as its next director. She will step into the role vacated by Daniel Baumann, who is leaving after a decade on the job to pursue independent curatorial projects. The Vienna-born Hauser arrives from the Ludwig …
A man attending the opening reception of the survey “Ai Weiwei: Who Am I?” at thePalazzo Favain Bologna, Italy, intentionally destroyed a work by the Chinese dissident artist on September 20. CCTV video footage posted toInstagramby Ai shows the man, …
Ugandan Indian photographer, filmmaker, and installation artist Zarina Bhimji, known for her poetic films investigating notions of place through architecture and landscape, has won theRoswitha Haftmann Prize. Established in 2001, the honor, which is accompanied by a no-strings-attached cash purse …
TheNational Endowment for the Artshas unveiled a new pilot program calledArtsHEREaimed at expanding access to the arts. The initiative is distributing $12.4 million in first-round grants among 112 nonprofit organizations, each of which will receive between $65,000 to $130,00 for …
New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art has presented its $100,000Bucksbaum Awardto Los Angeles–based interdisciplinary artist Nikita Gale. Gale was chosen for the honor from among the seventy-one artists and collectives included in theongoing Whitney Biennial, titled “Even Better Than …
The Frick Collectionhas announced Axel Rüger as its next director. Rüger, since 2019 the secretary and chief executive of London’s Royal Academy of Arts, will start his new role early next year, as the New York institution reopens in its …
Longtime Hauser & Wirth staffer Mirella Roma has been named chief executive officer of the international blue-chip gallery. Roma has been with the organization for twenty-seven years, working in the late 1990s and early 2000s as an executive assistant to …
TheIndia Art Fair, held annually since 2008 in New Delhi, has announced the launch next year of a novel iteration taking place in Mumbai. Focusing on art and design from South Asia, the new India Art Fair Contemporary will host …