Art

March 21, 2026

Salón ACME Puts Authenticity at the Center of Its Thriving Art Fair in Mexico City

Mexico City’s Salón ACME has cemented itself as a unique platform devoted to emerging creatives. Now in its 13th year, the art fair continues to foster new audiences and connect artists with collectors, serving as a beacon of authenticity and support among the often ruthless art markets around the world. Part of its success has to do with Salón ACME’s singular structure.

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March 19, 2026

Artist Takes Grandmother’s Guidance To Stitch Memory, Spirit, and Protection Into Monumental Quilts

Artist Desmond Beach’s textiles quietly command attention. At SCOPE Miami Beach 2025 during Miami Art Week, they didn’t compete with the visual noise of the fair. From a distance, the works appeared familiar, domestic almost, reading as pattern and surface. But as viewers moved closer, the pieces shifted and deepened. In Beach’s textile art, figures emerge gradually, layered and three-dimensional, faces revealed in stitch and weave.

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March 13, 2026

Met Museum Now Lets You Explore 3D Scans of Over 100 Objects From Its Collection

As part of its Open Access initiative, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has published more than 100 high-definition 3D scans of art historical objects. These models have been carefully curated from the museum’s collection, which encompasses some 1.5 million works across media such as sculpture, painting, textiles, jewelry, calligraphy, and more.

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