When Does A Woman Artist Reach Her “Prime”?

A Marc Straus Gallery exhibition of 18 artists over 75 asks how age, recognition and market success shape the idea of an artist’s prime.

Studio Museum Announces New Artists-in-Residence

Turiya Adkins, Timothy Yanick Hunter and Clifford Prince King will take part in the Studio Museum’s yearlong 2026–27 residency in Harlem.

Meet The Painter Adorning Phoebe Bridgers’s Guitars

Painter John Griswold has created several custom pieces for Phoebe Bridgers, including the vintage Gibson guitar shown on The Tonight Show.

Louvre Among Major Paris Museums To Shutter During Saturday Protests

The Louvre and several Paris museums will close Oct. 24 as protests over education, living costs and police violence prompt security restrictions.

Steal This: The Ordered Glow Behind “Gaslight — The Lamplighters’ Round”

An AI-built exhibition turns a fictional lamplighter’s route into nine acts of illumination, unlocking a street’s stories one warm pool at a time.

Dozens Of Sculptures Dot Bondi Beach In The 2026 Sculpture By The Sea Exhibition

Dozens of works by Australian and international artists line 1.25 miles of Bondi coastline in the free exhibition, on view through November 2.

Spirits Against The Patriarchy

Hyperallergic reviews an Andrew Edlin Gallery exhibition of 17 women artists whose work developed through spirit communication.

Is Germany’s Far-Right AfD Co-Opting Joseph Beuys?

More than 50 galleries condemn the AfD’s alleged references to Joseph Beuys in publicity for a Düsseldorf cultural policy event.

Revisit Claes Oldenburg’s Seminal ‘Six Themes’ 50 Years After Its Debut

Paula Cooper Gallery will bring together works from Claes Oldenburg’s six recurring subjects, 50 years after the Walker Art Center survey.

Rithika Merchant Summons Ancient Mythology And Mysticism In ‘The Dreaming Realm’

Rithika Merchant’s solo exhibition at Galerie LJ brings together mythological hybrids, natural forces and themes of ecological care through Nov. 21.