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Vancouver Art Gallery makes its interim leaders permanent co-chief executives (opens the original)
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The board of trustees of the Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) announced on Monday (28 September) that it has appointed Eva Respini and Sirish Rao as the institution’s co-chief executives, confirming a dual leadership model that has been in place as a temporary measure since March 2025, when the former chief executive Anthony Kiendl stepped down (he subsequently took the helm of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver). The end of Kiendl’s five-year term came a few months after the gallery pulled the pl
Fourth Toronto Biennial of Art brings more than 30 artists and collectives together around the theme of rupture (opens the original)
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A moveable feast of shifting geographies spread across dozens of sites in and around Canada’s largest city, this year’s Toronto Biennial of Art (TBA) opened on Saturday (until 20 December). Under the continued direction of founding executive director Patrizia Libralato, this fourth edition was curated by the Detroit-based curator Allison Glenn and is titled Things Fall Apart (inspired both by William Butler Yeats’s 1919 poem “The Second Coming” and Chinua Achebe’s 1958 novel on British coloniali
Steven Shearer wins Audain Prize, one of Canada’s top art awards (opens the original)
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Steven Shearer is the recipient of the 2026 Audain Prize, one of Canada’s highest visual arts honours, which comes with a cash prize of C$100,000 ($71,000). Now in its 23rd year, the prize was announced on Wednesday (23 September) in a ceremony in the ballroom of the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, where Shearer was praised for “a remarkable career marked by unrelenting artistic achievement”. The Vancouver-based multi-disciplinary artist is known for his otherworldly and fantastic portrait paintings a
Peter Max, artist who achieved ubiquity marrying Pop art and psychedelia, has died, aged 88 (opens the original)
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The American artist Peter Max, who rose to fame working at the nexus of Pop art and psychedelia, died on 14 September at the age of 88. The so-called “prince of prints” had suffered from severe dementia for several years. In many ways, his life and work embodied the American dream. Born to Jewish parents in Berlin in 1937, his family fled Nazism when he was still an infant, spending a decade in Shanghai before emigrating to Israel and eventually settling in Brooklyn in 1953. Sixteen years later,
Researchers rescuing war-damaged manuscripts in Gaza receive Unesco prize (opens the original)
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Unesco’s director-general Khaled El-Enany has named two Gazan heritage professionals as the laureates of the 2026 Unesco/Jikji Memory of the World Prize, following the recommendation of an international jury of experts. The historian Abdul Latif Hashim and the researcher and engineer Haneen Al-Amassi were awarded the $40,000 prize—given to “reward efforts contributing to the preservation and accessibility of documentary heritage as a common heritage of humanity”—in a ceremony in Cheongju, Korea,
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