I’m An Epstein Survivor. MoMA Must Drop Leon Black.

An Epstein survivor’s Hyperallergic opinion essay calls on MoMA to remove Leon Black from its board, citing his association with Jeffrey Epstein.

Vatican Exhibition Series Centers “Fundamentally Human” Art Over AI

The Vatican-backed ArtCut triennale brings more than 100 artists to seven cities, framing empathy and human creativity against AI’s limits.

Beverly Buchanan At The Raw Edge Of Art

A 2026 monograph gathers essays, interviews, poems and artwork to address the understudied artist’s expansive practice and Southern roots.

San Francisco’s Galleries Explore Alternative Routes For Survival

Cushion Works became a nonprofit and added memberships as San Francisco galleries seek ways to sustain spaces and build community.

Artist Sneaks His Work Into The Met Museum

David (Sabastian) Miklatski says he secretly installed an oil pastel painting about the Met Gala and global unrest at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

In Battle Over Auschwitz Watercolors, Roma Victims Are Getting Left Behind

A California lawsuit over seven Auschwitz watercolors renews questions of ownership and whether the Roma prisoners depicted are being remembered.

How Mexican Photographers Made A Nation

The Getty’s exhibition brings together 13 Mexican photographers to trace visual culture from post-Revolution nation-building to contemporary life.

10 Art Shows To See In Los Angeles This November

A November guide to 10 Los Angeles art exhibitions, including shows at LACMA, Hollyhock House, The Brick and local galleries.

Scott Kahn Invokes Dreams And Liminality In Atmospheric Landscape Paintings

Scott Kahn’s solo exhibition Silent Night at David Zwirner brings together atmospheric landscapes shaped by dreams, architecture and uncertainty.

At 60, A Legendary LA Print Workshop Still Urges Us To Pay Attention

A 60th-anniversary exhibition at Los Angeles’s Gemini G.E.L. traces artists’ experimentation with printmaking across six decades.