Proposals to redevelop a former Yugoslav military headquarters into a branded luxury complex have been dropped following indictments of senior cultural officials

Originally shot in 1972, ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ gathers creative giants of the era for an intimate discussion at Duke Ellington’s home

Following Rodrigo Moura’s departure, the Buenos Aires museum will create a new chief executive position

Lawsuit claims that the federal agency acted outside its purview in removing exhibit memorialising the enslaved people who lived in George Washington's home

The Austrian artist’s paintings are relatively rare “trophy pictures”, and prices have rocketed over the past 50 years

Thirty-six dealers will take part, with more exhibitors hailing from Europe

Down from around 170 exhibitors in recent years, it is the first edition of the fair under director Kate Sierzputowski

A rare painting by Sofonisba Anguissola resurfaced in a private collection after it was thought to have been lost

The spaces, which will launch as part of a 2029 re-development plan, will be funded by a donation from the Blavatnik Family Foundation

With shortened attention spans and constant technological distractions, some museums are getting rid of labels altogether

Institutions are analysing their relationship with audiences during a sobering time for many in the sector

Two committee members also resigned after the vote, which unravelled amid allegations of “antisemitism” over Goldin’s support of Palestinians

Eugène Viollet-le-Duc's epic 19th-century redesigns of the cathedral are a highlight of the exhibition at Bard Graduate Center in New York

Show at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art presents early drawings of human heads that remained largely unseen during the artist’s lifetime

Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive aims to present a more complete view of the late artist’s varied practice

Two new shows in the artist’s hometown of Plymouth examine her themes and influences

Plus, full listings of the biennials, triennials and festivals taking place throughout the year

Our columnist gazes into her crystal ball to spot the major trends—from London regaining its lustre to AI fatigue—that are set to dominate the trade over the coming 12 months

The author Olivia Laing and the painter Chantal Joffe tell us about collaborating on a new book detailing their creative exchanges

Art historian’s dissection of famous work is as much about the painting as his decades-long obsession with it

Our round-up of the latest art publications

Our books editor picks out some of the highlights of the months ahead

The draw is due to take place at Christie's Paris next April

Work was created live by Vanessa Horabuena at Mar-a-Lago New Year’s eve bash

The same work has appeared in west London and under the Centre Point tower in the city centre

For her new Rogues Gallery series, the film star says she channelled spirits from across the centuries

On a recent trip to London, Bendor Grosvenor enjoyed the buzz of the Old Masters auctions but bemoaned Tate’s exhibition labels

Artificial intelligence attempts to offer objectivity in the inherently subjective field of authentication

Painting may not be dead, but it may have become too comfortable

Copyright changes bring New Year cheer for fans of Léger, de Staël and Hepworth

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

One of the most important Latin American artists of the 20th century, she influenced the direction of post-war painting and helped shape Colombia’s museums as a curator, educator and mentor

Alongside her work at organisations such as New York’s Just Above Midtown gallery and the Boca Raton Museum of Art in Florida, Goncharov was also an artist

The pioneering painter was known for his luminous skies and loaded slogans on power, space and freedom