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Amid $22 M. deficit, New York’s School of Visual Arts Shutters Photography MFA program
The school announced earlier this year that it also planned to terminate it's curatorial master's program in 2027.
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Rijksmuseum and Mauritshuis Jointly Acquire Hendrick Avercamp Winter Landscape
Colf Players on the Ice will first go on view at the Stedelijk Museum Kampen.
ARTnews•Maximilíano Durón15 SeptA
Gagosian Director Antwaun Sargent Curated the Walter De Maria Sculptures at Calvin Klein’s Spring 2027 Show
The collection also drew inspiration from the wardrobe of Georgia O’Keeffe.
ARTnews•Hikmat Mohammed15 Sept
The Black Schoolhouse in New Orleans Looks to Offer a New Model of Arts Education and Community Building
The Black School will mark its 10th anniversary with a physical location in the city's historic Seventh Ward.
ARTnews•Maximilíano Durón15 SeptThe ARTnews Accord: Collectors J. Tomilson Hill and Lonti Ebers On What It Means to Support Art Today
The Hill Art Foundation opened in Chelsea in 2019, and Ebers's Amant opened in East Williamsburg in 2021.
ARTnews•Lmiller15 SeptA
Stolen 16th-century Flemish Panel Given to Spain’s Fine Arts Museum of La Coruña, Brazilian Artist Marlies Ritter Has Died, and More: Morning Links for September 15, 2026
Here's what we're reading this morning.
ARTnews•Francesca Aton15 SeptA
British Museum U-turns on Photography of Bayeux Tapestry, While Conservators Discover Two New Small Breaks After Arrival in UK
The tapestry’s conservators said that they recently discovered two new small breaks in the cloth.
ARTnews•Hikmat Mohammed15 SeptA
Pro-Palestine Activists Protest at British Museum During Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition’s Opening Weekend
The occupation was related to the museum’s long-running relationship with British Petroleum and its collaboration with Belarusian billionaire Igor Tulchinsky.
ARTnews•Lmiller14 Sept300-Pound Faun Sculpture Stolen from French Zoo in the ’90s Heads Home
The work was identified by the London-based Art Loss Register.
ARTnews•Andy Battaglia14 SeptA
Prized Gertrude Abercrombie Painting, Priced at $30 at an Estate Sale, Heads to Auction for $250,000
A curious viewer brought the work to the attention of a museum surveying Abercrombie's art.
ARTnews•Tessa Solomon14 SeptA
Using AI, Scientists Recreate the Sights and Sounds of 2,500-Year-Old Tombs
Etruscan tomb architecture was designed to produce "somatic and affective responses,” archaeologists said.
ARTnews•Anne Doran14 SeptA
Lawsuit Alleges Warhol Forgery Scheme Spanning Florida, Peru, and Philadelphia
Real estate investor Richard Perlman and his family say they were duped into buying $6.7 million worth of fakes.
ARTnews•Tessa Solomon14 SeptA
Charlie Kirk’s Widow Denounces Vandalism of Statue in Arizona: ‘His Instinct Was Always to Build, Not Destroy’
The statue appeared last week outside the Phoenix headquarters of Turning Point USA.
ARTnews•Alex Greenberger14 SeptSotheby’s to Offer $90 M. in Art from Richard Hedreen’s Collection, Ahead of Major University Gift
The roughly 50 works, led by a $20 million to $30 million Roy Lichtenstein, are being sold as Hedreen moves forward with his major art gift to Seattle University.
ARTnews•Daniel Cassady14 SeptA
Kennedy Center’s Future Hangs in the Balance as Report Warns of Imminent Closure
In a special meeting on Tuesday, the center's Trump-led board will consider its finances and the building's crumbling infrastructure.
ARTnews•Francesca Aton14 SeptA
Christie’s to Auction 31 Pablo Picasso Prints, Including Three Rare Portraits of Wife Jacqueline Roque
The total 31-piece lot is estimated to fetch between £2.8 million and £4.1 million ($3.8 million and $5.53 million).
ARTnews•Hikmat Mohammed14 SeptA
Christie’s to Auction Antonio Homem Sonnabend’s $50 M. Art Collection
The lot features works from Jeff Koons, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein, and Andy Warhol.
ARTnews•Hikmat Mohammed14 SeptNet.Art Pioneer Olia Lialina on the Practice of Preservation
Lialina is the subject of "Network Portraits”, a three-decade-spanning survey now on view at Berlin’s Panke Gallery through October 3.
ARTnews•Tessa Solomon14 SeptThousands of Art Nonprofits Command Billions in Assets. A New York Conference Sheds Light on an Under-Studied Sector
Stoa has gathered arts nonprofit founders and leaders in Paris and Venice, and now their starry convening is happening in New York.
ARTnews•Brian Boucher14 SeptA
Arthur Jafa Addresses His Work for Kanye West: ‘I’m Not Into Discarding Black Folk Simply for Things They Say’
Jafa praised West as "clearly a genius."
ARTnews•Alex Greenberger14 Sept