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Keisha Scarville Awarded Brooklyn Museum’s $25,000 UOVO Prize TheBrooklyn Museumhas announcedKeisha Scarvilleas the winner of its sixthUOVO Prize. Scarville, who investigates themes of migration, memory, loss, and absence through a practice encompassing photography, collage, and archival material, will receive an …
Ashley Stewart Rödder, a director at Gagosian, died earlier this week at the age of 42 after battling a severe illness over the past several years, the gallery told ARTnews in an email Saturday. Stewart Rödder had served as a …
Isaiah Zagar, an artist who created one of Philadelphia’s great public art attractions, died on February 19 due to complications from heart failure and Parkinson’s Disease, which he had been diagnosed with in 2023. His death was confirmed by Philadelphia’s …
Saul Dennison, a prominent arts patron, died on September 11 at age 96. Dennison’s family announced in an obituary published last week but did not state a cause. Dennison and his wife, Ellyn—who died in May—were longtime art collectors. In …
A Confederate heritage group has filed a lawsuit against Georgia’s Stone Mountain Park, arguing that a new exhibition examining the site’s connections to slavery, segregation, and white supremacy violates state law. The lawsuit was brought by the Georgia Division of …
Editor’s Note: This story is part of Newsmakers, a new ARTnews series where we interview the movers and shakers who are making change in the art world. If you happen to stroll past Gagosian’s Park & 75 space this summer …
Joel Shapiro (1941–2025) Minimal artist Joel Shapiro, whose colossal stick-figure sculptures surprised with their emotional charge, died on June 14 in a Manhattan hospital. He was eighty-three. His daughter, Ivy Shapiro, told theWashington Postthat the cause of death was acute …
Dara Birnbaum (1946–2025) Trailblazing video and installation artistDara Birnbaum, who in the 1970s began dicing and splicing television footage to produce stuttering, explosive videos that explored the politics of image making and dissemination, died on May 2. She was seventy-eight. …
Nona Faustine, a photographer who used her work to highlight the perseverance of Black women, has died at 48. The Brooklyn Museum, which mounted an exhibition of the artist last year, confirmed her passing on social media. A cause of …
Rashid Diab, one of Sudan’s most prolific painters and art historians, sits next to his son, Yafil Mubarak, an artist, curator, and his father’s studio manager, for a video call from their current studio in Madrid. They are discussing the …
Throughout history, jewelry has been a way for people to express identity, status, and sentiment. Among the most poignant examples is mourning jewelry—powerful mementos of love, grief, and remembrance. The tradition of mourning jewelry dates back to ancient civilizations, when …