Princeton’s Art on Hulfish Offers a Model for Museums Mid-Renovation The Princeton Museum, shuttered for renovations until 2025, finds powerful liminal space in its closure. By Casey Epstein-Gross
Indigenous Artist Jeffrey Gibson Will Represent the U.S. at Next Year’s Venice Biennale He will also be the first Indigenous artist to present work at the U.S. Pavilion since the 1930s. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
France Is Launching 18 Islamic Art Exhibitions to Counter Islamophobia The shows will be supplemented with art from the Louvre's Islamic art collection. By Helen Holmes
Marc Porter of Christie’s on COVID-19’s Permanent Impact on How Art Is Bought and Sold By Helen Holmes
Jenkins Johnson Gallery Opens NYC Space With Dual Shows Curated by Derrick Adams By Margaret Carrigan
The Story of Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites You Won’t Get From ‘Outlander’ By Alanna Martinez