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A $5 million gift from philanthropist Sukumar Nagendran has funded a major expansion of the Phoenix Art Museum's Asian art wing, creating a new gallery dedicated to Sri Lankan and South Asian art. The space opens November 13 with an inaugural exhibition by contemporary artist Pala Pothupitiye.
Philanthropist and author MacKenzie Scott serialized her third novel, 'Last Days in Two Nations,' on Substack in August.
Pedro Pascal undertook an intense three-month cello crash course for his role in Tony Gilroy's new film 'Behemoth!'
Actor Jeremy Strong details his immersive, research-heavy preparation to play Mark Zuckerberg in Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning.'
Artists face a wave of October and November 2026 deadlines for grants, residencies, and fellowships across the U.S.
A previously unknown red chalk drawing by Édouard Manet has been identified in a private Italian collection.
The Art Institute of Chicago will return Jean Metzinger's 1913 Cubist painting 'Woman With a Fan' to the heirs of Jewish collector Emanuel Lewenstein.
Curator Naomi Beckwith says several artists have refused to participate in the prestigious Documenta 16 exhibition.
In a wide-ranging interview, musician Beck discusses his artistic evolution, the 'slacker' label, and the enduring legacy of his introspective work.
The survival slasher River, directed by Joshua Giuliano, premiered as the opener for the Toronto film festival's Midnight Madness strand.
Film director Ilya Khrzhanovsky, speaking at the Venice festival, declined to denounce his Greek-Russian lead actor Teodor Currentzis for not condemning the invasion of Ukraine.
The third Counterpublic Triennial, 'Coyote Time,' opens across five St. Louis sites, framing itself as an invitation to experience public space differently and support art rooted in social change.
A review of the Portland art triennial Converge 45 highlights five standout works, including pieces by Trisha Baga and Marcus Fischer.
The New York art season features a major Roy Lichtenstein retrospective at the Whitney and exhibitions addressing social justice.
Veteran Israeli director Amos Gitai premieres a documentary at the Venice Film Festival, using a threatened Bedouin school.
Slovakian pop star Adéla Jergová's debut album Prima critiques music industry cynicism through meta lyrics and 2000s-inspired production.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's canceled John Galliano exhibition has sparked widespread media commentary, focusing on the designer's past antisemitic remarks and the role of key fashion figures.