A sculpture of a man with his face obscured by a flag has yet to be authenticated by the artist

The Putin ally has been a vocal supporter of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

The bankrupt gallery owes £800,000 to three prominent artists—Alexandre Diop, Deborah Roberts and Kehinde Wiley—while other major creditors include the logistics company Crozier

During Janne Sirén’s tenure at the Western New York institution, its global influence and physical footprint expanded significantly

Robert Dunlap promised investors a coin backed by works by Dalí, Picasso and other renowned artists

Initial cost-cutting measures have seen some excellent journalists laid off—will new owner Andrew Wolff manage to turn the business around?

Proudly regional, but with global ambitions, the 20th edition of Sweden's largest commercial art event sees 54 dealers gather in a new venue

A new initiative for this year's fair in Switzerland, Basel Exclusive aims to "restore the value of being present" by promoting works that are withheld from pre-fair previews and publicity

New technologies used in archaeological research provide insights into how climate change has long-changed empires and societies

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

Designed by Adjaye Associates and first announced in 2021, work on the Barbados Heritage District continues with an expanded scope—but a completion date has yet to be announced

After sponsoring many exhibitions and commissions across his native Greece, Neon founder Dimitris Daskalopoulos will continue to fund individual projects in Athens and several curatorial posts

The Biennale's five-member international jury announced on Thursday that it would not award prizes to countries “whose leaders are currently charged with crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court”

Exhibition at Charleston in Lewes, England, explores the work of the now 'non-existent' artist who was linked to avant-garde circles including the Bloomsbury Group

Amanda Carneiro and Raphael Fonseca will organise the biennial’s 37th edition

The sweeping exhibition "The Promise of Change" demonstrates the painter’s fascination with art history and mythology, and his movement between dreams and documentary

With the support of the Chanel Culture Fund, the Swiss museum's new role is the first of its kind at a major arts institution

Frédéric Boucheron created the first necklace without a clasp so that women could put it on unaided

From Carmen Herrera to Saul Nash, the choreographer is a master at utilising the skills of artists and fashion designers

The Italian started with a simple, clever sweater and went on to international success

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

Against a backdrop of a contracting job market for graduates, initiatives such as the Sotheby’s Institute’s fellowship programme are supporting the next generation of art industry experts

As increasingly extreme weather threatens cultural sites, archaeologists are turning to technology to try and record them before they are lost forever

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

The dealer was known for her support of conceptually challenging artistic practices, and credited with bringing key European figures like Gerhard Richter and Marcel Broodthaers to the US

Shaped by the austerity of her Mennonite upbringing and the bustling Vancouver art scene of the 1960s and 70s, she developed a playful, poignant and exacting visual language

He is one of the last remaining figures of the “first generation” Abstract Expressionists to be honoured with a major biography

With scant testimony from the man himself, the book relies on the views of others

The four volumes offer insight into 1,800 works, including a “uniquely weird” purchase by Edward VII

We speak to the author of a new book that looks at how making prints has been vital for many famous artists

English composer is busy working on a production inspired by one of the most audacious thefts in art history

Speaking on a podcast, the artist likened art galleries to estate agents

A double of Georgia Meloni was spotted in the chapel of the Basilica of St Lawrence in Lucina

Picture featuring his sons, husband David and their dogs goes on show at the National Portrait Gallery in London