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Olugbile Holloway: TIME100 Art 2026
In 1897, British troops sacked Benin City in modern-day Nigeria, and stole about 5,000 artifacts collectively known as the Benin Bronzes. Despite decades of calls for repatriation, many of...
Noah Horowitz: TIME100 Art 2026
Without art fairs, today’s highly globalized and commercialized art world would not exist. While many galleries complain about the high cost and grueling travel required to participate in international...
Hank Willis Thomas: TIME100 Art 2026
In Philadelphia, a massive Afro pick with a handle in the shape of a clenched fist stands as a monument to Black resilience. The sculpture, titled All Power to...
Dayanita Singh: TIME100 Art 2026
Dayanita Singh creates images that pulse with life. The Indian photographer is known for unfiltered shots of local shopkeepers, strangers, and friends and family. Her photographs offer a dynamic...
Luke Nikas: TIME100 Art 2026
As the amount of money being spent by the art world has risen over the past 20 years, the number of lawsuits—over botched business deals, alleged fakes, and Nazi...
Adriano Pedrosa: TIME100 Art 2026
The artistic director of Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) in Brazil has broken out by rewriting the curator’s playbook. Pedrosa places art previously dismissed as “outsider” on...
Carmelo Anthony: TIME100 Art 2026
How many pieces does he own? “I’ve stopped counting,” Anthony tells TIME. “I’m not one that goes out there to try to look for the trends, or to see...
Ken Griffin: TIME100 Art 2026
“My first love in art was the proverbial one that got away,” says Ken Griffin, the CEO of the hedge fund Citadel. In 1999, he lost out on a...
Kymberly Pinder: TIME100 Art 2026
Yale School of Art Dean Kymberly Pinder wants her Master’s of Fine Arts students to graduate debt-free. In her five years steering the most prestigious art school in the...
