Spanish sculptor Miquel Navarro, known for geometric City installations inspired by his hometown, has died at 81, according to an art-world memorial.
Miquel Navarro, Sculptor Of Cities Real And Imagined, Dies At 81
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Great Art Explained Traces The Incredible Story Of Henri Matisse’s ‘The Red Studio’
A Great Art Explained video traces the making and reception of Henri Matisse’s 1911 painting, from early rejection to later recognition.
As Politicians Break Promises, This Public Artwork Keeps Them
The participatory artwork Public Trust invites Toronto residents to make public promises, ahead of the city’s municipal election.
The Indian Pavilion In Venice Asks: What Is Home?
Geographies of Distance: Remembering Home brings five artists together to explore memory, belonging and urban change at the 61st Venice Biennale.
Beverly Buchanan At The Raw Edge Of Art
A 2026 monograph brings together essays, interviews and artworks to address the overlooked career of artist Beverly Buchanan.
Vatican Exhibition Series Centers “Fundamentally Human” Art Over AI
The Vatican-backed ArtCut triennial brings more than 100 artists to seven cities under the theme Exercises in Empathy, amid debate over AI and art.
Ursula Von Rydingsvard, Who Sculpted Monuments Of Cedar, Dies At 84
Ursula von Rydingsvard, known for monumental cedar sculptures shaped by memories of wartime displacement, has died at 84 in her Manhattan home.
To Be Alone With Your Thoughts In ’70S New York
A Chicago Film Society restoration of Fred Camper’s 1976–84 film Suicide Note screened at the New York Film Festival, reaching new audiences.
In ‘Aeolus,’ DRIFT Suspends Illuminated Glass Rods In A Sculpture Of The Wind
DRIFT’s interactive installation ‘Aeolus’ uses illuminated glass rods that respond to visitors at Carpenters, inside London’s Ladbroke Hall.
Red Hook Open Studios Rises From The Ashes
Red Hook Open Studios returned for its 11th year, 13 months after a major fire damaged a historic Van Brunt Street warehouse.
