The expansion will house more than 360 contemporary artworks donated or on loan from the TBA21 Collection, led by Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza
In the second Gilded Age, the super-rich value luxury and collectibles over fine art
Artists Refik Anadol and Cao Fei are among the judges for the London-based Future Art Ecosystems R&D Fellowship
An exhibition that has travelled from Yokohama to Gwacheon looks at painful, and sometimes neglected, episodes from the countries’ past
Though the value of the country’s market has yet to regain its 2022 peak, it has consolidated its position as a key regional centre for art
Rock, Paper, Scissors will bring together more than 200 works by people in criminal justice settings
The recent release of A-level and GSCE data for UK students and schools has renewed calls to ‘revitalise arts education’
The publication features a collection of essays about how two technological revolutions have transformed our relationship to images
Many of those applying artificial intelligence to art history do not understand the basics of our discipline
From the future of the Arts Council to AI, there are several complicated issues for the incoming culture secretary to tackle
The digital art showcase’s third edition, at Art Basel’s hometown fair, offered much-needed historical context while prompting a fundamental question: who is this for?
Tiroche DeLeon collection focuses on works from developing countries<br>
The Chinese artist will unveil a new work this week at the Southbank Centre for the English PEN 100 festival championing freedom of expression
The robotic brainchild of British gallerist Aidan Meller will make her auction debut on Halloween
The artist-activist defends free speech in a lengthy response, but says that the gallery’s decision is “for his own well-being”
The AI Day of Action, scheduled for 2 October, comes as US officials consider whether and how to regulate material generated by artificial intelligence
Mauritshuis currently has 170 works on display as part of its “My Girl with a Pearl” initiative while Vermeer’s masterpiece is on loan
Artificial intelligence art projects are popping up everywhere, forcing difficult questions around artist agency, copyright and market value
Investment in public data libraries and technology skills is welcomed, but the human creativity at the heart of art needs protection from unconstrained generative AI
Ai-da is an artist, she marks a challenge to the category, and it is in this sense that she becomes Duchampian, argue her creators
Design Museum exhibition brings together more than a million pieces collected by the artist including spouts and Stone Age tools
Connoisseurs and app makers agree on one thing: artificial intelligence-driven apps may supplement but do not replace the human eye and expertise in assessing a picture’s authorship
Danish parliament has approved plans to allow police to seize cash and valuables from refugees entering the country
Only humans can make proper sense of the world, Bendor Grosvenor argues
Artists have a history of giving cultural and social relevance to new technology. Recent exhibitions of artificial intelligence art and a sale at Christie's New York highlight new approaches to collective ownership and governance that are applicable to the wider community
Charlie Engman is creating a counter to the “internet nerd culture” imagery widely associated with generative art
With no auction precedent and little primary market data, Christie's sale of a work made by an algorithm tests demand
How do algorithms see and shape the world? An exhibition at Basel’s HeK explores the often uncomfortable coexistence of humanity and AI
The photographer’s estate has accused the dealer James Danziger of leveraging an unauthorised AI-generated piece to push a commercial venture to colourise other artists' works
The unglamorous world of art market logistics is set to become much more efficient, says Convelio shipping founder Edouard Gouin
The New York-based painter’s work with machine learning generates backgrounds based on his previous work, which he then transforms into new paintings—with some of the results now on show in London
With lessons learnt from NFTs, expert calls for legal guardrails to allow “trinity” of blockchain, responsible AI and smart contracts to launch an “automated economy”
Created as part of Jennifer Rubell’s current show at Meredith Rosen Gallery in New York, Attune Official is for anyone who obsesses over text messages
The Beijing-born artist and activist has recently spent time near the front line in Ukraine and is unveiling a major new commission in Kyiv—a large-scale installation responding to armed conflict—as well as a site-specific intervention made from Lego on a Ukrainian train
Institutions including the Tate, V&A and Pompidou are forging partnerships with the country despite terrible human rights abuses
Collecting power couple and honorary alumni Peter and Paula Lunder’s gift will launch a new research centre for American art
The country is flexing its crypto-friendly credentials, while an art fair dedicated to all things digital is making its debut this week
The artist marries nature and technology in the ambitious new exhibition
Three years on from the NFT explosion, growth in new markets continues
From languages to historic artefacts, the company will use technology to preserve and celebrate traditional cultures
The Chinese-Canadian artist explains the thinking behind the body of work she is presenting at Art Basel Hong Kong
Our chief contributing editor Gareth Harris will examine attacks on freedom of artistic expression and issues like ‘cancel culture’, providing valuable insights and context
In the game-changing era of NFTs and AI, the city’s diversified art ecosystem has helped it play catch-up as the medium’s global hub
The artist Sky Hopinka and three recipients will receive $25,000 and residencies at an Ai Weiwei-designed home in upstate New York
Is this change in China a cause for celebration?
Sam Glatman, the co-founder of Artsignal, which recently received a major vote of confidence in the form of investment from Christie’s Ventures, predicts that it will become the “dominant intelligence layer for the art world”
New York museum made decision after initially resisting wave of protests
The Turner Prize-winning artist delves into the subatomic make-up of nature with the tech giant, working with quantum hardware—the next big technological wave after AI
How did his forecasts weather the roughest turbulence the trade has experienced in years? Read on to find out
Further weak auction results, plus economic turmoil, raise fears the trade may have passed its peak
How the World Economic Forum is offering a global stage for collaboration between art and technology
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
Recently, some major galleries have signed high-profile women, many of whom launched artistic careers long before the industry cared
As Phillips presents the first ever auction dedicated to the medium, we consider what it is and how it is curated
New Tokyo show follows artist's trilogy of technology-focused works exploring the Greek god
Team led by neuroscientist used stem cells originating from Alvin Lucier's blood to create sound installation
Strong results in the London spring auctions suggest ultrarich are regaining confidence, despite escalating war in the Middle East
Sophisticated technology is helping institutions count people but it also has the capability of tracking demographic data, ensuring people are well behaved and even detecting if visitors are enjoying themselves
Trustees’ £142m property deal commutes their current lease
Philip B. Lind left the Toronto museum a trove of works by Stan Douglas, Jeff Wall, Ai Weiwei, William Kentridge, Laurie Simmons and others
The crypto entrepreneur spoke to The Art Newspaper about his journey into collecting, how he feels technology is transforming the art market, and more
The pandemic-delayed expansion features an interactive exhibition by the Japanese contemporary art collective that was designed to disorient
Hong Kong, Shanghai, Paris, Bicester—the retail trend is all about boosting “dwell time”
As billionaires chase blue-chip trophies, a widening wealth gap leaves most would-be collectors priced out. Perhaps it is time artists focused on selling affordable prints again
As we enter the final weeks of the season, check out these riveting reads, from “the best novel about painting” to a book with no words at all
The art market is failing to attract the highest spenders, whose sights are set on other investments as the trade plateaus
Artists from Magdalene Odundo to Ai Weiwei are demonstrating that the art form goes way beyond the "applied"
The boom in digital art tokens may have turned to bust, but the Dubai fair is putting them front and centre as the NFT market in the city flourishes
The work on paper, purchased at Christie’s New York in 2014, was allegedly paid for with money embezzled from Malaysia’s 1MDB sovereign investment fund
This year's city-wide event is emphasising London as a location in which to experience non-traditional image-making
As the Royal Academy hosts a major show of China’s best-known artist, the curators of a forthcoming exhibition of new commissions by Chinese artists argue that the latest art from the country is increasingly global in form and outlook<br>
Having for years viewed each other with suspicion, relations between agencies and galleries may start warming up
Dealers need to participate in international art fairs and have spaces abroad to gain respect back home
The selection of 80 works is a peek at the Swiss collector Uli Sigg’s comprehensive collection of contemporary Chinese art
Royal Academy’s artistic director is an unexpected choice
Connect BTS will take place across five cities and involve commissions by artists such as Antony Gormley and Tomás Saraceno
Figures are going beserk for work that looks good on Instagram—but the market struggles to find the same fervour for conceptually ambitious, politically engaged art
The death of the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny last month, after years of confinement in a Siberian jail, and subsequent quelling of protest, emphasised the flourishing of censorship across a globe riven by geopolitical crises, in a year when democracy is put to the test in more than 70 countries. With the threat of electoral misinformation being boosted by AI-generated content and social media algorithms, artists have been warning of new kinds of censorship. The effect is being felt in real life, online and in social media
Actor’s tortured solo performance as a thief fails to steal the show
Auction house's head of sale Max Moore has already personally bought a work by the artist
Sales analyses show a clear reversal in growth trajectory as the top end continues to cool
Last month’s edition was the last for Rita Aoun, who has made the event a popular annual fixture since its first appearance in 2008
In lieu of an October fair, the blue-chip galleries will congregate around the Mayfair street during what would—under normal circumstances—be the London art market's busiest month
The artist discusses his materials and his potentially explosive new book
Art has long been hitched to luxury goods, but it is now becoming a more democratic—or commercial—concept as malls begin to incorporate exhibition space
The spotlight tends to fall on big spenders, but what of “professional class” buyers, who often feel intimidated by the art world?
The donation, from the Vancouver-based collector and businessman Bob Rennie, is the largest in the gallery's history
An expert view brought to you by our XR Panel of artists and storytellers who create in virtual reality and augmented reality
In three exhibitions in Southern California this September the artist imagines future worlds for Indigenous peoples — and allows children to create their own world with Velcro
Our beleaguered art colleagues need our help and we must not turn our backs on Chinese art institutions, says Philip Dodd, head of Made in China
Challenges loom but artist royalties on secondary sales now apply in 90 countries
The technology offers the promise of a world in which a work of art’s provenance is held on a single database—if it lives up to the hype
Art as a blue-chip investment has had its day, as buyers chase the latest "red-chip" names
The German capital once attracted talent from across the world with its cheap rents, but gentrification is making an exodus already seen in London and New York
Ahead of the sale of a Robert Alice blockchain-based painting at Sotheby's New York, Smith discusses his support for bitcoin and collecting digital art
The artist on portraying ordinary people and travelling the world with a “local spirit”
Some 50 galleries and institutions participated this year in the Art Basel-backed event
Japanese galleries return in full force this year, while the percentage of women photographers shown has increased
While ancient art and ceramics remain popular, Contemporary Chinese art is taking off at home, and buyers outside the mainland are slowly looking toward Western art
Our expert panel of artists and storytellers review extended reality exhibitions and events
Asian buyers are now the biggest spenders at international auctions and these digitally-native collectors are happy to splurge online
The non-profit organisation is hosting a dozen shows at its glittering French outpost, with many exemplifying the potency of its mission