The protests that derailed the Museum of West African Art’s opening reveal that neocolonial donor money and weak local patronage made it unfit for purpose
From Kelly Reichardt’s The Mastermind to the recent Louvre robbery, what do museum break-ins – real or imagined – reveal about the allure of the thief?
The protests that derailed the Museum of West African Art’s opening reveal that neocolonial donor money and weak local patronage made it unfit for purpose
At The Phillips Collection, an exhibition maps the poet’s radical networks – offering both homage and a quiet indictment of the city that let his world disappear
Oustanding musuem and gallery exhibitions coinciding with Frieze Los Angeles 2026, including Tavares Strachan, Robert Therrien and Sandra Vásquez de la Horra
Appearing in the Focus section supported by Stone Island, these artists are presenting some intriguing work, from cosmic healing to wood-smoked saxophones
With a recursive, transmedia lens, the artist imagines the world of ‘delivery dancers’, now brought to life in a live, motion-capture theatre performance
At Dundee Contemporary Arts, the artist turns geology, myth and agricultural memory into a sculptural landscape that exposes the urgencies embedded in Tayside’s terrain
With the monolithic survey now open in the Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw, the show’s curator reflects on why reassessing women artists’ presence in the canon remains essential
The East End visionary loved by Grayson Perry is being recognized by major London art institutions, with acquisitions by Tate and NPG at Frieze Masters 2025
