An incident at Saint Peter's Basilica involved a Romanian man damaging the altar, prompting discussions on mental health and highlighting the site's historical significance.
Noah Davis's artwork, including *Painting for My Dad*, reflects personal loss and community commitment, exemplified by his founding of the Underground Museum in Los Angeles.
The Hammer Museum presents "Alice Coltrane, Monument Eternal," an exhibition honoring the musician's legacy, featuring art inspired by her multifaceted identity and spiritual journey.
The Romanian government, led by Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu, successfully halted the auction of El Greco's "Saint Sebastian" and is pursuing legal claims for its return.
Documenta's new code of conduct addresses antisemitism, aligns with IHRA definitions, and aims to foster inclusion and respect under curator Naomi Beckwith for the 2027 edition.
Charles Atlas's installation, "The Mathematics of Consciousness," at Pioneer Works, showcases vibrant multimedia art that merges dance, technology, and innovative storytelling through immersive film experiences.
Italian art collector Paolo Guzzini authenticated a previously unsigned Modigliani portrait from 1906, revealing its historical significance and connection to artist Mario Cavalieri.
Zona Maco Art Fair opened with strong sales, featuring notable works by artists like Roberto Gil de Montes and Gabriel Orozco, amidst a vibrant attendee atmosphere.
Christine Sun Kim's exhibition at the Whitney Museum highlights her Deaf identity, merging art with advocacy to challenge ableism and enhance understanding of American Sign Language.
The Independent Art Fair in New York, featuring 82 galleries, runs from May 8 to 11, highlighting emerging artists and established names with the "Independent Debuts" initiative.