The art critics of The Times select their favorites from this year’s crop of art books.
In his show at Gagosian, he merges the language of abstract art with the legacies of racial injustice.
The first woman to be prime minister of Britain is seen as a political colossus abroad, but her 11 years in power have a complicated legacy at home.
Woven into his new work at Petzel Gallery are lessons drawn from his own journey to art stardom, and from a year of Black grief.
The City Council has voted to place the sculpture near the Palm Springs Art Museum, but local cultural leaders oppose the move.
Lavita McMath Turner will lead new initiatives at the museum as it aims to become more inclusive.
The move comes as museum workers across the country increasingly look to collective bargaining as a way to reform their institutions.
Elizabeth Turk imagined illuminated umbrellas spreading hope during the pandemic. A retirement community said yes, and became her canvas.
Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually.
Isamu Noguchi’s 1962 installation, “Floor Frame,” will be the first piece by an Asian-American artist in the White House collection.