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The Menil Collection

The Tug-of-War Over Art Museum Ticket Prices Continues into 2025

"When prices go up, there usually isn’t a huge reaction because the people who go to museums value what they get there very highly.”
By Daniel Grant
Picture in black and white of a young man with a fake goat and paintings.

Why 2025 Is Going to Be the Year of Robert Rauschenberg

The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has announced its plans for the artist's centennial, with seven institutional shows planned worldwide.
By Elisa Carollo
Image of a cityscape with palms in front

Miami’s Untitled Art Fair Announces Its Expansion into Houston

Untitled wants to act as an amplifier for Houston's already vibrant cultural scene, supporting further growth and international reach.
By Elisa Carollo
A photo of a person standing in a spacious, modern gallery, looking at a large, textured black-and-white artwork on the left wall that resembles icy or cloud-like forms. The room has high ceilings with soft, white lighting, and another dark artwork is mounted on the far wall, adding to the minimalist and contemplative atmosphere of the space.

One Fine Show: “Tacita Dean, Blind Folly” at The Menil Collection

By Dan Duray
A colorful abstract painting that looks like a nebula

One Fine Show: Janet Sobel’s Accessible Abstraction at The Menil Collection

By Dan Duray

“Roni Horn Recent Work” Plays With Language That Reflects This Cultural Moment

By Anni Irish
BALTIMORE, MD- NOVEMBER 12: "12 Portraits of Remington Residents", 2012, by Gaia is seen in the Contemporary Wing of the Baltimore Museum of Art on Monday November 12, 2012 in Baltimore, MD. The wing includes works by Andy Warhol among other artists. (

With Admission Fees, the Question Is: What Should a Museum Be?

By Daniel Grant
The up-and-coming art world power players of 2017.

Emerging Art World Power Players

By Taylor Dafoe
LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 11: Labour Member of Parliament for Tooting and London mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan, gestures after winning the contest to become Labour's candidate to become London mayor at the Royal Festival Hall on September 11, 2015 in London, England. Mr Khan beat 5 other candidates to the position to stand in next years mayoral election.

London’s New Mayor Loves the Arts, British Museum Closes for BP Protest

By Alanna Martinez
New Perez Art Museum director Franklin Sirmans. (Photo:  2013 Museum Associates/LACMA)

Miami’s Pérez Art Museum Ushers in Changes With New Director Franklin Sirmans

By Alanna Martinez
Pesenti. (Courtesy PMC)

Allegra Pesenti Named Chief Curator of Menil Drawing Institute

By Andrew Russeth
The painting in question. (Courtesy Wikipedia)

Man Who Allegedly Spray-Painted a Picasso Said He Never Meant to Harm It

By Dan Duray
Medina. (Courtesy Manifesta)

Cuauhtémoc Medina Wins 2012 Walter Hopps Award for Curatorial Achievement

By Andrew Russeth

Picasso Vandal Captured Red-Handed at Menil Collection

By Rozalia Jovanovic
Menil Collection. (Photo by Jetheriot / Flickr)

Menil Collection Names Michelle White Curator

By Andrew Russeth

Menil Collection Puts Its Interview Archives Online

By Dan Duray
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