One of the youngest winners, Matić is also the first British recipient of the £30,000 prize in more than a decade

Unusually, the objects will not be transferred to their country of origin but to the UK Institute of Jainology for deposit at the University of Birmingham

The merger, to be completed in 2028, will bring the Ronald Lauder-founded Neue Galerie’s exceptional holdings of German and Austrian Modern art into the Met’s encyclopaedic collection

Harriman has been the focus of several articles in conservative UK media outlets following posts he shared on social media

The artist uses the Mets baseball team and his own blood to explore his battle for belonging and the politics of health

A new pop-up gallery blurs the line between party and exhibition as it brings out the suppressed queerness of right-wing aesthetics

The fair has nearly doubled its footprint at its new location on the East River, offering exhibitors and collectors more room while allowing for larger site-specific artistic interventions

Plus Kite's musical ensemble leads visitors through the Shed

The Chinese artist presents a new iteration of his gunpowder paintings at Tefaf New York

Made in a Florentine workshop set up by Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici, Minneapolis Institute of Art’s Renaissance tapestry depicts Dante meeting Virgil in Hell

Various stands at the fair explore textiles' capacity to bring history to the senses

Plus a market-conscious Basquiat and a Seagram-adjacent Rothko

The sales at Bonhams, Christie’s, Phillips and Sotheby’s, spanning two weeks, will test the trade’s recent buoyancy

A Mamluk footed bowl deaccessioned from the Toledo Museum was the star of this spring's sales of Indian and Islamic art, which saw strong bidding on Indian paintings and Iznik ceramics

The institution has removed exhibits on Stalin-era repression and will instead focus on Nazi crimes

It is crunch time for the home of the UK Parliament—after decades of neglect, it is structurally unsound and barely fit for purpose. But even the most basic option for fixing it will cost billions and take decades

Descendants of the 19th-century photographer, who captured Tennyson and Darwin, celebrated her life and work at the unveiling

More than 150 guns and an iron cannon were recently documented at the Síis Já cenote in Yucatán

As it prepares for its third edition, the St Louis-based triennial will present a performance by the Oglála Lakȟóta artist Kite at The Shed in partnership with Frieze

New York museums are advancing an inclusive view of national history ahead of the US semiquincentennial, from scenes of the original Dutch colonists to art of Indigenous communities

Featuring nearly 400 objects ranging from gowns to ancient Greek armour and vases, “Costume Art” argues the dressed body is the only form of artistic expression that connects each of the museum’s collecting areas

The US artist’s sculptures explore the ways in which AI behemoths and other corporations turn our data into financial assets

Staged a year after the death of its curator, Koyo Kouoh, the Venice Biennale’s main exhibition unfolds as a sometimes-cacophonous procession guided by sentinels and hybrid beings in a rich but uneven show

Walid Raad, Alice Maher and Alfredo Jaar are among those who have signed a protest statement in solidarity with the resignation of the exhibition's jury

Once known for its celebrity-filled opening parties, the Kyiv institution now foregrounds stories of survival and resilience in wartime Ukraine

From splashing sewage to moments of zen, here is our selection of top national presentations in the Giardini, Arsenale and across town

From a ninth-century Chinese frontispiece to Marxist magazine covers, this rich tome explores the power of illustration and the ways in which we read such images

The best Emin publications, from her searingly honest autobiography to a collection of revealing snapshots—selected by the Tate’s assistant curator Jess Baxter

Four key takeaways from a new book about the innovative use of canvas in 16th-century Italy

Our round-up of the latest art publications

When it comes to art, Trump is an utter vacuum—he makes the Nazis look like great connoisseurs, says author John-Paul Stonard

Artificial intelligence has made it incredibly easy to create pointed visuals in response to crises in real time, but the resulting videos and images have little poignancy or staying power

The artist's new show at the National Portrait Gallery offers plenty of reasons to be cheerful

Expanded version of the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery (Hear) Act in the US fundamentally alters the legal landscape for both claimants and current owners

From Jannis Kounellis to Anselm Kiefer, a very personal art collection, asssembled by the De Santis family, is now on view in the 1930s villa

London-based Dutch artist uses reassembled broken china fragments to create five unique vessels

The jewellery designer's Heritage Collection presents rare 20th-century creations

The Japanese artist takes the simplest of materials to make his powerful installations

According to our 2025 Visitor Figures survey, the Seoul location of the museum is attracting more international guests

Danish government reforms have resulted in increased funds for museums, but some question the equity of grants based on footfall

Baselitz’s death comes on the eve of a major exhibition of his latest paintings at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini concurrent with the Venice Biennale

The editor built an international network of publications—including 'The Art Newspaper'—that transformed cultural journalism

Beyond his famous chair design, Friedeberg created a singular world of ornament, architecture, and irony

Angulo’s work was devoted to decolonising the museum, anti-racism and reparation with a special focus on diversifying narratives to include more Black and Indigenous voices

A chocolate gladiator features in Valletta-based artist Charlie Cauchi's film and accompanying installation in the Arsenale

The new mother may have upstaged some of the artwork on show

The artist's contribution to In Minor Keys includes a decked out truck driven from London to Venice

Derrick Adams’ piece features “beams of gold signifying the brilliance and reach” of the curator’s influence