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Gavin Delahunty was a brash curator on the rise when the Dallas Museum of Art hired him. Three years later, he left his high-profile job amid allegations of inappropriate behavior with employees and wives of board members. So why do some of the city’s most powerful art patrons still want to work with him?

Follow the gospel of Larry David, go gaming on horseback, always carry a cushion, bin your cinema mates and learn Korean off the telly … Guardian writers present their best cultural life hacks

In a jaw-dropping show that includes ghostly abstract canvases and horrifying historical videos, Pindell’s majestic works come together to tell the story of America’s blood-soaked past

Claude Rutault, a French artist whose work stood at the intersection of painting and conceptual art, died May 27 at a retirement home in Boulogne-Bill

His paintings were actually instructions for making paintings. One of his signature “protocols” was to paint a canvas the same color as the wall on which it would hang.

An art critic assesses the world of NFTs, from the Cryptopunk collection to artists like Mad Dog Jones, Pak, and Simon Denny.

“Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow” is Takashi Murakamis first solo exhibit at The Broad. The interactive show explores pandemic life, natural disasters, augmented reality, and NFTs.

The CEO of FS Investments, Michael Forman has amassed powerful friends and lots of money. Can he use them to fix Philadelphia’s problems?

Overseeing the new digital tool is the gallery’s secondary marketing team, which was established last year.