The Frick Collection is bringing another season of music to its newly reopened museum, announcing a 2026–27 concert lineup that combines chamber music, vocal recitals, early music and contemporary works with the institution’s art exhibitions and permanent collection. The season marks the second annual concert series in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Auditorium following The Frick…
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Southern artists have additional time to apply for one of the region’s prominent contemporary art competitions. The Gibbes Museum of Art and Society 1858 have extended the submission deadline for the Society 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art to Sept. 14, 2026. Now in its 18th year, the annual competition awards a $10,000 unrestricted prize…
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Valentino Dixon, a Buffalo, New York, artist who spent 27 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, is sharing his extraordinary journey through a new documentary, “The Prison Picasso.” Dixon will be in Atlanta from Aug. 24-28 promoting the film and discussing the experiences that shaped his life, from growing up in…
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The Guggenheim New York is inviting visitors of all ages to take part in a summer and fall lineup of public programs featuring live music, art-making, family activities, teen programming, architecture tours and participatory experiences. On Sept. 15, the museum will present “blessing the boats”: Poet Aracelis Girmay on Lucille Clifton. A Ceremony for Water…
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For Oscar-nominated filmmaker Pen Densham, creativity began with breaking the rules he had spent years learning. The filmmaker behind Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves has turned his attention from the moving image to fine art photography, creating an impressionistic body of work inspired by nature. His latest collection, featured in his photographic art book Qualia,…
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Felicia Frazier is bringing her passion for emerging artists back to New York City with the first-ever New York appearance of her Miami-based gallery, Dolly and Oz Presents. The gallery will present Where We Gather Now, a pop-up exhibition featuring the work of photographer Lyall Aston, painter Jeremy Turpin and sculptor Anita Katz. The exhibition…
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The Frick Collection will shine a spotlight on one of the lesser-known achievements of the Italian Renaissance this fall with Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500, the first exhibition dedicated entirely to Siena’s remarkable tradition of bronze sculpture. Opening in New York, the exhibition will bring together nearly 40 works spanning statues, reliefs, candelabra, medals…
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The Frick Collection is expanding its fellowship program, creating new opportunities for emerging scholars and museum professionals across curatorial, conservation and music fields. The New York museum announced July 30 that six new fellowship and research positions have been established since 2024, expanding on the institution’s longstanding commitment to developing the next generation of arts…
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The Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) is turning what would have been Jim Henson’s 90th birthday into a four-day celebration for fans of puppetry, television, film and the unforgettable characters that helped define generations of entertainment. From September 24 through 27, MoMI in Astoria, Queens, will host Celebrating Jim Henson’s Birthday 2026, a weekend…
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Works & Process is bringing a wide-ranging lineup of dance, theater, opera and creative programming to New York and beyond this fall, with a 2026 season focused on giving audiences a closer look at how performing artists develop their work. The fall season, announced August 4, will take place at Guggenheim New York, Manhattan West…
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