Nov 11 Sam Gilliam’s Long-Awaited Pace Exhibition Blurs the Boundaries of Painting The volume of works on view in Sam Gilliam's exhibition at Pace is impressive for any artist. More so for an artist who is 86. By David D'Arcy
Jan 4 Artists and Museum Staff React to D.C. Institutions Closing Due to Government Shutdown The National Zoo's giant panda live stream has also been switched off. By Helen Holmes
Feb 8 The 1980s: When the Line Between Art and Branding Blurred As curator Gianni Jetzer said, we blame a lot on the internet, but 'cable TV and fax machines really changed everything.' By Margaret Carrigan
May 4 Pope Shares Sistine Chapel Selfie, Hirshhorn Plans Yayoi Kusama Blockbuster—and More By Alanna Martinez
Feb 15 Museums’ Social Media Campaign Sheds Light on Overlooked Women in Art History By Alanna Martinez
Dec 17 NY’s Huge Armory Fair Taps Artnet News Head Genocchio as New Director By Ryan Steadman and Alexandra Peers
Nov 4 Miami Police Seize Lil Wayne’s Art, Tehran Could Loan to Hirshhorn, and More By Alanna Martinez
May 23 Report: Hirshhorn Director Richard Koshalek Will Resign, Following ‘Bubble’ Vote By Andrew Russeth