Mary Erickson doesn’t wait for opportunities to come her way. When she started her art career, she worked a full-time job at a frame shop, painted before and after hours, [...]
You work hard on your art. You want people to discover it. But if you’re relying entirely on social media to be found, you’re building on shaky ground. Search engines [...]
It’s one thing to dream about being an artist. It’s another thing entirely to build an art career with clarity, intention, and long-term vision. Noelle Phares did just that. ©2024, [...]
If you want a sustainable art business, making great work is only half the equation. The other half? Building an audience that believes in you—and staying committed to that connection [...]
After moving to eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts in his 2026 budget, President Donald Trump has nominated a new head for that federal agency, which doles out grant [...]
The world officially has a new pope in Robert Francis Prevost, the first American ever to become pontiff, and with his appointment the Sistine Chapel will reopen; it has been [...]
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 [...]