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Mary Lovelace O’Neal, Defiant Force in Abstraction and Civil Rights, Dies at 84

Her boundary-pushing painting is prompting a fresh reassessment of her place in American art.

Georg Baselitz, German Artist Who Turned Painting Upside Down, Dies at 88

Pat Steir, Painter of Monumental ‘Waterfalls,’ Dies at 87

Christie’s Sets May Auction for Henry S. McNeil Jr.’s Minimalist Collection Estimated Above $30 Million

David Hockney’s Panoramic Year in Normandie Opens at Serpentine North

Museum Ludwig Opens Yayoi Kusama Retrospective of 300 Works on March 14

Eduardo Chillida Exhibition 'Soñar el Espacio' Opens at Madrid's Condeduque

Lucian Freud’s Drawings Take Center Stage in Major NPG Survey Opening Feb. 12

Fondation Beyeler’s Major Cézanne Show Reframes a Founding Modernist

Chung Sang-hwa, Pioneering Dansaekhwa Painter, Dies at 93

Swatch and Guggenheim Unveil Four-Watch Collection Translating Museum Masterworks

Austrian Painter Arnulf Rainer, Pioneer of Overpainting, Dies at 96

Ceal Floyer, Conceptual Artist Known for Spare, Sly Works, Dies at 57

Hermitage Director Says Bulatov Collection Will Be Sold, Urges Global Museum Dispersal

Erik Bulatov and Pavel Nikonov Die, Prompting Tributes Across Russia’s Art World

Paris Show and New Arte Film Illuminate Kandinsky’s Music-Driven Abstraction

NYC Co-Names Great Jones Street Stretch 'Jean‑Michel Basquiat Way'

Brooklyn Museum Opens 'Monet and Venice,' Centering 19 Works From the 1908 Trip

Turner Prize 2025 Show Opens in Bradford as Critics Tip Mohammed Sami

Albert Porta, Visionary Artist Known as Zush and Evru, Dies at 79