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How Classic Movies Are Restored: From Fragile Film Reels to 4K
Film restoration combines archival research, physical repair, high-resolution scanning and careful digital work. Here is how damaged reels become new cinema releases.
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Sarah Michelson Turns MoMA's Atrium Into a Daily Dance Workspace
Sarah Michelson's “nowhere” transforms MoMA's atrium into a changing dance workspace, with daily performance, film, sound and open Friday sessions.
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New Forest Lawn Exhibition Connects Walt Disney and Hubert Eaton
Forest Lawn Museum opens ‘California Visionaries,’ a free exhibition exploring how Walt Disney and Hubert Eaton shaped Southern California's visual culture.
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Kennedy Center's Financial Crisis Puts Its Next Chapter Before the Board
Kennedy Center leaders are warning of a severe cash crisis as trustees consider renovation and naming proposals during a consequential board meeting.
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Titus Kaphar's Exhibiting Forgiveness Paintings Enter a Museum Beside the Film
The Minneapolis Institute of Art has opened the first museum exhibition bringing together nine paintings created for Titus Kaphar's feature film Exhibiting Forgiveness.
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'OBJECTS: USA' Returns in San Francisco to Reframe the Line Between Art, Craft and Design
The Museum of Craft and Design's OBJECTS: USA brings more than 70 historic and contemporary works into conversation through January 17, 2027.
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Ken Kesey's Furthur Bus Returns to San Francisco for a Grateful Dead Exhibition
A Golden Gate Park exhibition brings Ken Kesey's original Furthur bus, Jerry Garcia's BMW and Grateful Dead art together through October 25.
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Naoko Matsubara's Woodblock Worlds Opens a Seven-Decade Journey at MFA Boston
MFA Boston opens Naoko Matsubara's Woodblock Worlds on September 5, tracing seven decades of prints shaped by Kyoto, Boston, Toronto and Tibet.
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Inside the Lucas Museum's Plan to Put Popular Images Beside Fine Art
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens September 22 in Los Angeles with more than 30 galleries devoted to storytelling across painting, comics, film and illustration.
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The Bayeux Tapestry Returns to Britain as Art, History and Diplomacy
The nearly 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry is on display at the British Museum as a nationwide education program carries its story beyond London.
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The Met Cancels Its John Galliano Exhibition After a Fierce Backlash
The Costume Institute will replace its planned John Galliano survey, leaving the 2027 Met Gala without its announced exhibition centerpiece.
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Sarah Michelson Will Turn MoMA’s Atrium Into a Living Question About What Dance Can Be
MoMA will present Sarah Michelson’s commissioned performance exhibition ‘nowhere’ in the Marron Family Atrium from September 15 through October 11.
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The Met Selects Liu Wei for Its 2026 Genesis Facade Commission
Liu Wei will transform The Met’s Fifth Avenue niches for the 2026 Genesis Facade Commission, bringing a contemporary intervention to the museum’s historic front.
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LACMA’s 2026 Art+Film Gala Will Honor Vija Celmins and Denis Villeneuve
The 2026 LACMA Art+Film Gala will celebrate Vija Celmins and Denis Villeneuve, pairing two artists known for patient, immersive image-making.
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Whitney Opens First Major Minnie Evans Museum Exhibition in More Than 50 Years
A landmark Whitney Museum exhibition reintroduces Minnie Evans through visionary drawings shaped by dreams, nature, faith and a singular visual language.
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Ulrich Museum’s ‘Bare It All’ Opens Its 7,300-Work Collection to Public View
The Ulrich Museum of Art’s Bare It All initiative brings nearly its entire 7,300-work collection into public view in Wichita.
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National Gallery of Art Adds Nearly 190 Works Across Five Centuries
The National Gallery of Art has added nearly 190 works spanning five centuries, including first acquisitions by Marie Bracquemond, Wifredo Lam and Christina Quarles.
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Hirshhorn and The Gund Jointly Acquire Two Landmark Joan Jonas Works
The Hirshhorn and The Gund jointly acquired Joan Jonas’s Wind and Mirror Pieces Installation II, bringing her early performance art into both collections.
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Getty Sets Los Angeles Debut for Reynolds’ ‘Portrait of Mai’
Sir Joshua Reynolds’ Portrait of Mai will make its U.S. debut at the Getty Center in Los Angeles after new technical study by Getty and London experts.
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Princeton Reunites Basquiat’s Blue Ribbon Paintings After More Than 30 Years
A major Princeton University Art Museum exhibition will reunite Jean-Michel Basquiat’s 11 Blue Ribbon paintings and explore his use of printmaking and reproduction.
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