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Otto Dix’s work “The Lens is Bombed” war (The War) (Der Krieg) (1924), etching and drypoint (all photos courtesy of…

On Friday, June 28, a Banksy work – an inflatable life raft and prop passengers – was quietly unveiled during…

Anton van Dalen, who in his unique and vivid writing chronicled the East Village’s transition from slum to gentrification, died…

Dutch painter Jacqueline de Jong, known for her contributions to figuration in painting and her role in the European avant-garde…

This month’s exhibitions celebrate veteran breakthroughs as well as contemporary artists forging their own paths. Pace Gallery pays tribute to…

As part of the United States As a scorching heat wave gripped the United States over the weekend, sending temperatures…

James Alexander Simpson’s Portrait, Probably the Mary Ann Tritt Cassell (1839), on long-term loan to the Baltimore Museum of Art…

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Yesterday (June 30), the New York Police Department (NYPD) detained 10 people protesting for Palestine during the New York City…

On Saturday evening, June 29, the 32nd annual Levee Against Genocide march was held in Manhattan, and the Fogo Azul…