Exhibitions
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Every available ticket sold for this blockbuster show
Published to accompany his show of paintings at Gagosian in New York, it promises much but delivers little
At the climax of McCarthy's career, the cowboy and the pirate are brought together with pleasing dissonance
Rather than sticking to his traditional oeuvre, the show demonstrates how Vuillard embraced stylistic risk-taking and the avant-garde
The drawings will also be in their own catalogue, separate to the rest of the exhibition
The works up for grabs range from jewellery to mobiles
“Turks: A journey of a thousand years 600-1600” and “Turner, Whistler, Monet” have been wildly successful
Founder Donald Marron has been instrumental in the acquisition of classic Modern and contemporary art
As Flavin’s survey continues its US run, recent record prices for the artist show how exhibitions affect the market
Austria finances the restoration of wooden idols chopped up by the Taliban
The costs of bringing "Iranian splendour" overseas will be covered by the Japanese royal family
All fifteen of the drawings that make up the display - running until 15 December - are available to purchase
Fragility of panels has made museums reluctant to lend
American Express and American Friends of the Louvre are making their mark on the French institution
Doig, Kippenberger, Dumas, Tuymans, and Immendorf take centre stage at the collector’s gallery
How cristallo conquered the continent
Curator Ades aims to rehabilitate the artist as one of the great epic painters and thinkers of his generation
The State collection is the first in Germany to publish the source of works acquired during the Nazi era
Tracey Emin’s new exhibition concentrates on her work as a filmmaker in which she usually takes the starring role
Gilbert and George and Mickey Wolfson are among the enthusiastic collectors
The venture is backed by the Iraqi authorities, who have a stake in the newfound Iraq Project Company
Up until this point, the works were in the custody of a foundation established by the Im Obersteg family subsequent to their purchase
In 1973 the Tate wanted to buy Brancusi’s black marble “Bird in space” through dealer Richard Feigen, but the sale fell through because the trustees believed the work had been “smuggled” out of India
The international line-up includes projects in Libya, Iran, Israel and the Palestinian Territories
Highlights from the university's museum on show in 'Treasures from the royal tombs of Ur'
Meanwhile Britain's rugby hero, Jonny Wilkinson, brings sporting glamour to the BALTIC
The greatest royal collection after Britain’s—and still buying
An upcoming show of British contemporary sculpture could be the start of a productive cultural dialogue between Iran and the UK