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Metropolitan Museum receives $23m to endow internship programme – The Art Newspaper
On 30 April, the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced that the Rubio Butterfield Foundation—led by the recently elected museum trustee...
Rio’s Museum of Image and Sound finally opens after 16 years in development – The Art Newspaper
The Museum of Image and Sound (MIS-RJ) on Rio de Janeiro’s waterfront finally opens to the public tomorrow (8 May)...
The US pavilion’s curator on the controversial choice of Alma Allen for the Venice Biennale – The Art Newspaper
The selection of the artist for the Giardini’s biggest and most imposing pavilion was unusually fraught. The first artist selected...
Father and daughter plead guilty in $2m counterfeit art scheme – The Art Newspaper
A father and daughter from Lawrence, New Jersey, pleaded guilty last month to running a five-year scheme to sell more...
Alvaro Barrington takes a road trip to the Venice Biennale – The Art Newspaper
UK artist Alvaro Barrington’s vibrant haulage truck (Labor Day Parade ’91, 2026) decorated with scenes linked to his background, and...
Muscle memory: Natasha Tontey’s wild Venice installation explodes perceptions of Indonesian history – The Art Newspaper
Visitors to Natasha Tontey’s new installation at the historic Ateneo Veneto will, upon arrival, find themselves ascending a ramp to...
1,000-year-old archaeological site bulldozed during construction of Mexico-US border wall – The Art Newspaper
Multiple reports have confirmed that a rare archaeological site in the Sonoran Desert in southwestern Arizona was bulldozed by a...
The Egyptian Modernist Inji Efflatoun gains international exposure with new biographical collection – The Art Newspaper
In February 1959, amid a series of government crackdowns in Egypt, the artist and activist Inji Efflatoun realised that her...
‘We are complicit’: Austrian artist Florentina Holzinger’s immersive Venice Biennale pavilion brings apocalypse to the city – The Art Newspaper
In Kevin Costner’s 1995 sci-fi blockbuster Waterworld, melting polar ice caps and rising sea levels have forced humanity to live...
In new play, Norval Morrisseau forgery scandal prompts questions about authenticity and Indigenous identity – The Art Newspaper
A new play by the Ojibway playwright Drew Hayden Taylor about art fraud and identity politics could have been subtitled...