Following successful stints at museums in Virginia and on Florida’s Gulf Coast, De Groft’s career became mired in the Basquiat fakes fiasco

A new film focuses on two paintings Stern was forced to sell as the Nazis rose to power in the 1930s, which ended up at the Düsseldorf City Museum

Artists and cultural activists tell The Art Newspaper what they have found on their return

The annual general meeting in February will propose new board and fresh blood for the online art market business

The Ulmberg collection, comprising works by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Max Beckmann, Lyonel Feininger, Francis Bacon and Louise Bourgeois, may go to the city of Chur

With a focus on melting ice caps, Joseph Fowler, the World Economic Forum’s head of arts and culture, completes an environmental trilogy of opening concerts at the forum's annual meeting in Davos

For 20 years, the troubled Expressionist found refuge, respite and inspiration in the Alpine town

The director of the Tate discusses the measures that the global museum sector is taking to address the climate and environmental crisis

As this year's Singapore Art Week kicks off, we take a look at the development of the city-state's museums, galleries and wider arts ecosystem over recent years

The sound artist describes creating ‘poetic cartography’ that retells the stories of the land

The founder of INSTINC art space on the DIY spirit of Singapore’s art scene

The artist on how the city’s art scene is becoming more focused on sustainability and ecological themes

The Indigenous artist Harriette Bryant Created delves into the human cost of the tests conducted by the UK in South Australia in the 1950s

The feminist art collective’s commercial debut in their hometown, at Hannah Traore Gallery, is intended to introduce their activist work to a new generation

A fair spokesperson said the decision came after “careful consideration and extensive conversations with galleries, partners and city-wide stakeholders”

Artists are regularly asked to create pieces to suit the particular tastes of buyers—but taking direction suits some more than others

Other acquisitions this month include a Bronze Age Peebles stone hoard, and Yatreda Art Collective’s Abyssinian Queen NFT

The spa complex was thought to have been owned by a powerful politician

The London-born curator, who has previously organised shows at events such as the Venice Biennale, has been appointed as the artistic director and chief curator of the museum in Uzbekistan’s capital

The gifted works, collectively valued at C$10m ($7m), come from Vancouver collectors Brigitte and Henning Freybe and include pieces by Frank Stella, Robert Rauschenberg, Julie Mehretu and more

Haul Gallery in Brooklyn, which recently transitioned to a non-profit model, is offering conceptually or physically difficult works for as little as $1 apiece

The show at the Royal West of England Academy in Bristol will explore the little-known artist’s remarkable life and career

An exhibition at the International Center of Photography will explore the larger-than-life photographer’s ability to create sensational images, whether photographing the hoodlums of New York or stars of Hollywood

An exhibition at the Ditchling Museum of Art and Craft untangles the life and work of the Polish-born artist who reinvented craft weaving as an art form

In this exclusive extract from a new book, the London-based artist explains why Piero’s painting is his favourite in the National Gallery collection

The publication’s co-editor Peter van Agtmael chooses seven key images from legendary agency’s new book

From delicate cleaning to forklifts, the unseen, but crucial, investment often goes unnoticed

The potential sale raises questions around how to value the prestigious and unique art brand

In viral essays and beyond, those who bemoan the dominance of identity politics in museums often reveal more of their own biases than of the art world's

This year has been marked by a rising number of politically-motivated attacks on art. But we should not forget the power of art to unite diverse groups of people

Garner's witty deviations in form, text and body addressed the consumerism and sameness plaguing US culture

The Southern Baptist peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia, was a dedicated amateur portraitist and made a deep cultural impact when in office

Known for his bold, bright-hued paintings, prints and murals, Average was a pillar of Vancouver’s creative community

Sánchez, who fled Cuba and ultimately settled in Puerto Rico, only achieved widespread critical acclaim late in her career

The correspondence between John and Yves Berger is both moving and enlightening

How, two decades after his death, did Mondrian become a brand icon, and make a lasting contribution to the “youthquake”?

Author Annie Ernaux and journalist Marc Marie’s collaborative memoir documents a passionate yet haunted relationship

An urgent treatise on the decommodification of culture by the professor of cultural economy Justin O’Connor

The artist's Draw! project is part of the Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture

East End show highlights the ‘commodification of the domestic’ say the organisers

The Japanese-American sculptor is the 23rd woman to be given the honour—compared with 100 men

The controversial billionaire failed to spot a contemporary car in Caillebotte picture altered using artificial intelligence by Luma

It was a big year for immersive art, with major institutions getting involved, new virtual reality kit, and a groundbreaking event in Venice

Experts are sceptical that the NFT market will ever rebound to its 2021 levels, but the crypto asset sector may still manage to take over the art world one way or the other

The museum released a non-fungible token of a work by the Gazan artist Mohammed Alhaj to kick off the new initiative

Charlie Engman is creating a counter to the “internet nerd culture” imagery widely associated with generative art