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Paul Gauguin, Le toit bleu or Ferme au Pouldu (the blue roof or farm at Le Pouldu) (1890) © National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, purchased 2024 with the assistance of…
Fra Angelico, The bust of a cleric (around 1447–50) is included in the forthcoming exhibition Drawing the Italian Renaissance (1 November-9 March 2025) A blockbuster exhibition of Italian Renaissance works…
The National Gallery’s shortlisted content creators all met to learn more about the museum and its collection at the Ideas Lab event in 2023 © Ellie Kurttz, courtesy of the…
Claes Oldenburg’s steel Clothespin (1976), located in New York Roman Babakin/ShutterstockFirst things first: “atlas” is probably the wrong name for this book. It is organised not topographically but typologically, into…
John Constable, The Hay Wain (1821) © The National Gallery, LondonCurators at the National Gallery in London will draw back the curtain on a masterpiece of British art this autumn—The…
With her latest show, the artist Jala Wahid wades into the charged, ongoing debate over the legacies of museums in the West, whose collections are largely built on objects taken…
In the UK art history is taught to A-level students in only 1% of state schoolMichael Doolittle / Alamy Stock PhotoArt world figures including the artist Sonia Boyce, Tate director…
Michael Findlay, the author of Portrait of the Art Dealer as a Young Man, with Ray Johnson installing an exhibition in 1968 © Estate of William S. Wilson This memoir…
An overhead view of a First Friday Art Trail in Lubbock, TexasCourtesy the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the ArtsThe mayor of Lubbock—a city of more than 260,000 in northwest…
The Kuindzhi Art Museum in Mariupol was left devastated after Russian attacks in April 2022 Oleksandr HoreIn 2020 the Mariupol Local History Museum in eastern Ukraine was celebrating its centenary.…