Art & Object

08/31/2026

Artists, by necessity, are becoming more entrepreneurial, but Sarah Amos is better positioned than most to handle the future...

Artists, by necessity, are becoming more entrepreneurial, but Sarah Amos is better positioned than most to handle the future.

08/26/2026

Eight prints from Henri Matisse’s celebrated 1947 Jazz series, valued at about $190,000, are back in the hands of Brazilian authorities after being recovered from an apartment in a suburb of São Paulo...

Eight prints from Henri Matisse’s celebrated 1947 Jazz series, valued at about $190,000, are back in the hands of Brazilian authorities after being recovered from an apartment in a suburb of São Paulo.

08/24/2026

New York–based artist and landscape designer Paula Hayes just unveiled her first-ever permanent public landscape installation at the Lyndhurst Mansion in Tarrytown, New York.

08/19/2026

From coconut palm leaves folded into ceremonial forms in Bali to brown ash splints woven into baskets in Maine and wool blankets woven across the Navajo Nation, a younger generation of artists is returning to textile techniques their ancestors perfected centuries ago.

A younger generation of artists is returning to textile techniques their ancestors perfected centuries ago.

08/18/2026

An exhibition at the National Museum of Women in the Arts rewrote art history, setting the record straight about women’s achievement in the visual arts during one of the greatest periods of European artistic creativity...

*This article originally appeared in Art & Object Magazine's Winter 2026 issue.*

An exhibition at the National Museum of Women in the Arts rewrites art history, setting the record straight about women’s achievement in the visual arts during one of the greatest periods of European artistic creativity.

08/17/2026

Dan Flavin’s work intrigues many with both its understated beauty and its simple engineering.

A current exhibition—"Dan Flavin: Grids", on view at David Zwirner’s Hong Kong Gallery—makes statements both about the character of Minimal art and the rich diversity in its creation.

Dan Flavin’s work intrigues many with both its understated beauty and its simple engineering.

08/12/2026

Staff at both the Victoria and Albert Museum and Royal Museums Greenwich voted to strike over pay and working conditions in late July as European cities recover from a record-breaking heatwave that put long-standing employee concerns in the spotlight...

Staff at both the Victoria and Albert Museum and Royal Museums Greenwich voted to strike over pay and working conditions in late July as European cities recover from a record-breaking heatwave that put long-standing employee concerns in the spotlight.

08/10/2026

The Canton Museum of Art is proud to present "Good Times: The Artistic Journey of Ernie Barnes" in collaboration with the Ernie Barnes Estate, Ortuzar, New York, and Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York, coming August 18 – November 1, 2026.

The Canton Museum of Art is proud to present Good Times: The Artistic Journey of Ernie Barnes in collaboration with the Ernie Barnes Estate, Ortuzar, New York, and Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York, coming August 18 – November 1, 2026.

08/10/2026

"Don Nice: Early Works, 1963-68" at Craig Starr Gallery highlights this relatively unknown, idiosyncratic artist whose roots spread across the American art landscape from 1960s Pop art back to mid-20th-century American modernism.

Don Nice was a relatively unknown, idiosyncratic artist whose roots spread across the American art landscape from 1960s Pop art back to mid-20th-century American modernism.

08/07/2026

Opening August 14, 2026, Ventana Fine Art presents an exciting two-artist exhibition of works by Cassidy Watt and Javier Barbosa.

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Opening August 14, 2026, Ventana Fine Art presents an exciting two-artist exhibition of works by Cassidy Watt and Javier Barbosa.