Kid Cudi says he will write, direct and star in JEAN, a film about artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, with production planned to begin next year.
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Portrait Of A Paris Art Week On Fire
Art fairs in Paris continued after protests, fires and a Grand Palais lockdown disrupted the week. Some events were postponed as tensions persisted.
How Art Can Deliver Justice For Refugees
Rohingya artist Enayet Khan’s work shows how refugee art can help record testimony and support accountability, though its legal role varies.
The War On Art Is Repeating Itself
A Hyperallergic review links Isaac Butler’s 2026 book on the 1980s and ’90s Culture Wars to current disputes over artistic expression.
Meet The Painter Adorning Phoebe Bridgers’s Guitars
Painter John Griswold has created several works for Phoebe Bridgers, including a vintage Gibson guitar revealed during a TV performance.
Apply Now For Fully Funded Interdisciplinary MFA Program
The University at Buffalo is accepting applications for its two-year Studio Art MFA, offering full-tuition scholarships, teaching appointments and health insurance.
Studio Museum Announces New Artists-in-Residence
Turiya Adkins, Timothy Yanick Hunter and Clifford Prince King will join the Studio Museum’s 2026–27 residency in its new Harlem building.
Ibrahim Said Nods To Ancient Islamic And Egyptian Pottery Traditions In ‘Shaping Time’
Ibrahim Said’s new Yossi Milo exhibition draws on Islamic and ancient Egyptian art, Fustat pottery traditions and an 18-month Met residency.
Is Germany’s Far-Right AfD Co-Opting Joseph Beuys?
More than 50 galleries in Düsseldorf and Cologne condemn the AfD’s alleged use of Joseph Beuys and Heinrich Heine in event promotion.
Spirits Against The Patriarchy
Andrew Edlin Gallery’s exhibition presents 17 women artists whose work is linked to spirit communication and challenges to social hierarchy.