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Can the Dutch masters help us imagine New Amsterdam?

Can the Dutch masters help us imagine New Amsterdam?

LACMA takes on the world

LACMA takes on the world

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

When theatre dives into the deep end

When theatre dives into the deep end

Doing things by the book in the Middle Ages

Doing things by the book in the Middle Ages

Is the art market ruining art?

Is the art market ruining art?

Can the Dutch masters help us imagine New Amsterdam?

Can the Dutch masters help us imagine New Amsterdam?

The New York Historical tries to picture everyday life in Dutch-owned New York, with varying degrees of success

8 June 2026

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

Apollo

7 June 2026

When theatre dives into the deep end

When theatre dives into the deep end

6 June 2026

Four things to see

Four things to see: Dada

Four things to see: Dada

Apollo

5 June 2026

Doing things by the book in the Middle Ages

Doing things by the book in the Middle Ages

Francesca Peacock

4 June 2026

Is the art market ruining art?

Is the art market ruining art?

This year’s Venice Biennale rightly gives a bigger platform to lesser-known artists. But who is collecting them?

5 June 2026

Howzat! The fine art of cricket at Lord’s

Howzat! The fine art of cricket at Lord’s

Lord’s is the most evocative place in English cricket – but can the art on the walls help haul it into the 21st century?

Michael Delgado

4 June 2026

The furious creativity of Matisse’s final years

The furious creativity of Matisse’s final years

Irina Dumitrescu

1 June 2026

Julio Le Parc, photographed in his studio in Cachan in February 2020 by Claire Dorn

The joyful art of Julio Le Parc (1928–2026)

Gabrielle Schwarz

3 June 2026

Summer is here and so is Treasure House

Summer is here and so is Treasure House

Michael Delgado

1 June 2026

The quiet radicals of the Singapore art scene

The quiet radicals of the Singapore art scene

1 June 2026

The Venice Biennale’s excess baggage problem

The Venice Biennale’s excess baggage problem

The central exhibition is full of thoughtful works that call for quiet attention, but the crammed curation makes it hard to give them the time they deserve

1 June 2026

In the studio with...

In the studio with...

Fiona Pardington

Fiona Pardington

The photographer talks to Apollo about how she prepared to represent New Zealand at the Venice Biennale – all without a studio

Apollo

12 May 2026

In the studio with...

Angel Otero

Angel Otero

The artist moves between studios in New York and Puerto Rico, where music – be it bossa nova or hip hop – is always playing in the background

Apollo

6 May 2026

In the studio with...

Nicola Turner

Nicola Turner

The artist’s writhing sculptures have invaded unusual spaces, from central London to the set of ‘Wuthering Heights’

Apollo

7 April 2026

In the studio with...

Elisabeth Cummings

Elisabeth Cummings

The artist has lived in Italy and Salzburg, studying under Oskar Kokoschka, but it’s in her peaceful studio in the Australian bush that she feels most at home

Apollo

20 March 2026

June 2026 magazine cover

Vienna’s Albertina at 250 | the fine art of cricket | is the art market ruining art? | LACMA takes on the world

Plus: LACMA takes on the world, the fine art of cricket, and Frederic Church’s miracle home on the Hudson; and, in reviews, the furious creativity of Matisse’s final years, art and the invention of the homosexual, how the Dutch masters can help us imagine New Amsterdam, and more

News

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

7 JUNE 2026

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

Israel captures Crusader castle in south Lebanon

31 MAY 2026

Israel captures Crusader castle in south Lebanon

French government selects architects for €1bn Louvre redevelopment

24 MAY 2026

French government selects architects for €1bn Louvre redevelopment

New York’s Neue Galerie to merge with Met

17 MAY 2026

New York’s Neue Galerie to merge with Met

Venice Biennale opens amid protests

8 MAY 2026

Venice Biennale opens amid protests

Georg Baselitz dies at 88

30 APRIL 2026

Georg Baselitz dies at 88

Art and the invention of the homosexual

Art and the invention of the homosexual

A seductive exhibition in Basel explores the variety of sexual identities, and how artists have depicted them over the centuries

1 June 2026

What makes early English embroidery so valuable?

What makes early English embroidery so valuable?

Emma Crichton-Miller

1 June 2026

Frederic Church’s miracle home on the Hudson

Frederic Church’s miracle home on the Hudson

1 June 2026

A forgotten modernist masterpiece in Vienna reopens

A forgotten modernist masterpiece in Vienna reopens

Christopher Turner

1 June 2026

Backrooms: a haunted house movie for the modern age

Backrooms: a haunted house movie for the modern age

28 May 2026

Connoisseurs: the experts who shaped our taste in art

Connoisseurs: the experts who shaped our taste in art

Peter Burke’s cultural history considers the complex history and current relevance of a strangely elusive figure

1 June 2026

Rakewell

When theatre dives into the deep end

A wily history of coyotes in art

The rush to see the Bayeux Tapestry

The butterfly effect in art

The Rolling Stones figure it out

The chaos merchants of Venice

Only reflect: mirrors worth selling your soul for

Rakewell

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