Sarah Cascone

Tourists flocked to the studio of the Black and Indigenous sculptor Edmonia Lewis, but she died in obscurity. Now, she's back in the spotlight.

In a role-reversal show at White Columns, gallerists swap selling for making—often for the first time.

When bad actors take advantage of retailers, abusing a returns policy or conspiring with an associate to steal from the register, they might be tempted to look the other way.

As the eyes of the world turn to Los Angeles for the 2028 Olympic Games, the city will be putting its best foot forward, offering a robust roster of cultural events alongside the competition’s feats of unparalleled athleticism. It’s called the Cultural Olympiad, and it will celebrate local arts and culture, including film, fashion, food, music, performance and the visual arts.

Thirty years after "Chihuly Over Venice" changed the art world, three new towering glass sculptures along the Grand Canal remind us why the artist who just wants to give people joy remains utterly irreplaceable.

The sales at Bonhams, Christie’s, Phillips and Sotheby’s, spanning two weeks, will test the trade’s recent buoyancy

From new names to modernist rediscoveries, here are the artists you should look out for at Frieze, Independent, TEFAF, and more.

The Museum of the City of New York will open its expanded center for social activism alongside a slate of exhibitions, public programs, and screenings.

At 101, abstract painter Ce Roser is having her first solo show in 30 years, at New York's Sebastian Gladstone gallery.

Art Basel has tapped Paglen to co-curate the inaugural edition of Zero10, the fair's new digital initiative, in Basel next week. Expect to have your idea about the potential (and timeline) of digital art upended.