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Nuit Blanche returns for a 12‑hour, citywide art weekend on Oct. 3‑4, 2026, with over 70 installations and celebrating its 20‑year history. Ali Chiasson participates and CBC Toronto covers the event.
The Art of Banksy Without Limits opens at Pullman Yards on September 25, featuring over 200 works inspired by Banksy, marking a significant tribute to the artist in Atlanta.
The Tang Museum at Skidmore College opens the “500 Dams” exhibition on September 26, 2026, chronicling a twenty‑year, 500‑dam ecological restoration project in New Mexico created by artists and ecologists. The show highlights the intersection of art and environmental repair.
ARTECHOUSE in Washington, D.C., reopened on September 11, 2026, with the SUBMERGE Project, featuring more than 17 interactive installations and a 45‑minute projection show. The launch ends a year‑long closure and marks the venue’s largest group exhibition to date.
Greg Atlas of Tape Art has digitized and released an online archive of 490 New York City 9/11 street‑art silhouettes, preserving the lost collection for public access.
Yorkville Murals organizers say the August 2026 festival could be the last, ending a series that began in 2019 and has drawn nearly 70,000 visitors each year.
Karen Calastri received the Best in Show award at the 63rd annual Boardwalk Art Show in Ocean City, NJ, recognizing her work as the event’s top piece for 2026.
The McMichael Canadian Art Collection will shut its doors from 2026 to 2029 for a major redevelopment that will add 60% more exhibition space and modern facilities, with Hariri Pontarini Architects leading the design.
