Artemisia Gentileschi’s empathic and heroic portrayals of women have made her a protofeminist icon. Her works—most famously Judith Slaying Holofernes (c. 1612)—do more than transform her passive objects into active [...]
Kiang Malingue, one of Hong Kong’s most prominent galleries, will open a new commercial space in New York’s Chinatown neighborhood this week. Known for a program that equally nurtures emerging [...]
Independent opened its 2025 edition on a bright and sunny New York morning, with natural light pouring into the upper levels of Spring Studios, the fair’s longtime home. From 11 [...]
A young Black boy, wearing deep red livery with gold trimming, a gold earring, and red-and-white turban secured with a jeweled brooch, stares out at the viewer. Standing before a [...]
It’s no secret that the Louvre is creaking; in a leaked memo to the French culture ministry that was published in Le Parisien in January, the museum’s director – Laurence [...]
An American who suffered injuries after impaling themselves on a metal spike at the Colosseum in Rome is reportedly recovering, according to multiple media outlets. The 47-year-old victim is an [...]
One family’s final moments during the 79 CE eruption of Mount Vesuvius in Pompeii was recently shared by experts as part of a new study in the Pompeii Excavations online [...]
Nestled between therapist offices and reiki salons on the ninth floor of a 17-story high rise on the westside of New York’s Union Square, Gordon Robichaux is a gallery for [...]