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The notion of crisis in its various manifestations—war, illness, addiction—appears throughout this collection of Schjeldahl’s final assignments for the New Yorker after his lung cancer diagnosis in 2019. Schjeldahl’s writing serves as a model for criticism in some ways and falls short in others.

An in-depth interview with the artist on his cultural experiences and greatest influences, from Goya to Taylor Swift

At museums this summer, there is something for everyone, whether you enjoy French modernist paintings, the ceramic works of Simone Leigh or Salvador Dalís Surrealist imagery

A riff on Raphael's portrait of Pope Leo X by Colombian artist Fernando Botero became a meme when the question "why, though?" was added.

In the 16th century, the Carracci family left an artistic legacy by developing an art program that became the model for art schools across Europe.

Enrique Quintana, a restorer at the Prado Museum, still recalls how John Brealy worked on one of the most iconic artworks in the history of Spanish painting, and how he was criticized for being British

Portrait painters rely on style, psychological insight and symbolism to distinguish their work, yet it is departing from the most narrow illustration of the subject that inflames naysayers

Dealer Maurizio Canesso has bought multiple works by the mysterious Master of the Blue Jeans, and has two on show in May.

Stephanie Bailey reviews the Venice Biennale’s central exhibition for Ocula. The excerpts below include her assessment of Cuban artist Wilfredo Prieto's Curtain and Puerto Rican artist and educator Pablo Delano's ongoing installation The Museum of the Old Colony.  [. . .] Billed as the first edition led by an openly queer curator, Adriano Pedrosa, who is also the first…

As the London museum celebrates its 200th birthday, its director speaks to The Art Newspaper about plans to reopen the Sainsbury Wing in May 2025, rehang the collection and consider work on a further extension