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The organizers of Reykjavík’s biennial art festival Sequences have announced Raphael Fonseca and Yina Jiménez Suriel as the artistic directors of the event’s thirteenth iteration, to take place October 2027.
The Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant has named its 2025 recipients, among them Artforum contributors Glenn Adamson and Jeremy Lybarger. The New York–based organization will distribute a total of
A trio of art-world stalwarts are joining forces to form a global gallery devoted to selling artwork on the secondary market. Pace Gallery, Di Donna Galleries owner Emmanuel Di Donna,
Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight retired on November 28 after serving thirty-six years in the role. A three-time nominee for the Pulitzer Prize for criticism, Knight won the
The Louvre has announced that it will raise ticket prices for most visitors from outside the European Union by 45 percent, effective January 14, 2026. Officials expect the increase, from
The Trellis Art Fund, a New York–based nonprofit that launched in February 2024 with a $15.8 million endowment and the goal of supporting individual artists through unrestricted grants, is expanding
Michael Werner and Gordon VeneKlasen, who together ran Michael Werner Gallery for thirty-five years, have announced the end of their professional partnership, effective February 1, 2026. Werner will continue to
WHEN I VISITED the Louvre in Paris to view their blockbuster survey of Jacques-Louis David this past October, I found myself shedding tears in front of his 1784 history painting
IN 1995, when David Lynch—who had directed the film version of my novel Wild at Heart and had also directed my two plays, Tricks and Blackout, for a television production
Jean-Luc Nancy’s 1996 treatise Being Singular Plural suggests that “being is always ‘being with,’ that ‘I’ is not prior to ‘we,’ that existence is essentially co-existence.” Queer theorist José Esteban
