Nederlands Fotomuseum has appointed a new director ahead of reopening in a former coffee warehouse on 7 February
With shortened attention spans and constant technological distractions, some museums are getting rid of labels altogether
A selling show at Nature Morte gallery will include work from across the outspoken Chinese artist’s career—amid reports of rising censorship in India
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
At Art Basel Paris, “the art world seemed to be staging a rally for art created by flesh-and-blood people”
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”
Japanese galleries return in full force this year, while the percentage of women photographers shown has increased
The Hong Kong entrepreneur also spoke about his love for Monet, Matthew Wong and the Medici family in an interview hosted off the back of the latest K11 Art Foundation Salon
A group of business leaders, cultural figures, innovators, and curators, and institutional leaders met in Paris in October to discuss the health benefits and political soft power of art and culture
Sparkly accolades punctuate the art world calendar and are honey pots for museums and artists alike
The 20th edition of the fair brings together 51 galleries from 16 countries
The London gallery's fourth annual Future Arts Ecosystems report addresses a pressing need for bodies to address the use of artificial intelligence, for their own benefit and for the public good
Artist surprised after four exhibitions are allowed to open in Beijing—but international travel is still off-limits
With “Le Monde Selon L’IA”, the Paris media art centre takes a broad look at work made using both analytical AI and generative AI
The AI work that was sold at Christie's is profound in its conservatism, but others reflect how the technology can impact on art in fascinating ways
Ai Weiwei has created a new work for Warsaw that will be invisible to the public
How do algorithms see and shape the world? An exhibition at Basel’s HeK explores the often uncomfortable coexistence of humanity and AI
The unglamorous world of art market logistics is set to become much more efficient, says Convelio shipping founder Edouard Gouin
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
Biannual publication spotlights 'visual experiments and conceptually refined pieces'
The media artist's "Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive" at Serpentine Galleries, London, goes for radical clarity on its raw data sources and the make-up of Anadol's artificial intelligence Large Nature Model
After being pushed out by NFTs, machine-made art is making a comeback with London shows ranging from the "world's first ultra-realistic AI robot artist" to the first artificial intelligence ink artist
Our guide to a fast-moving year in artificial intelligence, blockchain contracts, stadium-scale video, NFTs and social media
The Tulum-based art space is putting out an open call, with the winner receiving cash and a two-month residency
The art, artists and awards that pushed boundaries this year
Dissident artist is exploring the disappearance of the Brazilian rainforest alongside China’s growing influence in South America
The space is latest artistic casualty in the city's gentrification campaign
With no auction precedent and little primary market data, Christie's sale of a work made by an algorithm tests demand
Chinese artist recreates harrowing scene at Israel Museum after Donald Trump visit
Light Art Space wants visitors to understand the world through a computer’s eyes
The media artist presents “Living Architecture: Gehry”, generated from a new large architecture model containing visual data from the LA-based architect’s 65 years in practice
Anadol will reimagine the Argentine megastar’s famous 2009 header as a data sculpture which will be sold at Christie’s
The 2022 edition will exist in virtual reality and use data harvested from universities, galleries and art centres to select artists
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
Artists whose work demonstrates the porous boundary between digital and physical formats are to the fore in exhibitions across the UK captial
The artist is known for creating futuristic, interactive environments that reflect on contemporary geopolitical and socioeconomic issues
New art and design fair in the Chinese boom town of Shenzhen launched by organisers of Art021 in Shanghai and JingArt in Beijing
Among those affected are the Hong Kong-based de Sarthe Gallery, which opened in Beijing in 2014, and X Gallery
The country is flexing its crypto-friendly credentials, while an art fair dedicated to all things digital is making its debut this week
The event's 16th edition has an expanded digital section—here’s what sold so far
Is this change in China a cause for celebration?
The Fontainebleau will show works by Turrell, Ai Weiwei and Rauschenberg
Police in riot gear escort hundreds of artists working in area studios from the premises
Group exhibition is the fifth in the Paris museum's Mutations/Creations series
Dissident artist says that European museums in China are betraying their own values
The opening of the NFT platform SuperRare’s physical space and Heft Gallery, both on the Lower East Side, signal growing collector interest and institutional acceptance
David Hockney was latest white male artist to set a record this year
As museums rush to upload online content during lockdown, we speak to some of the people who have been championing innovative digital work for years
Three years on from the NFT explosion, growth in new markets continues
The artist talks about his refugee-orientated show in Hong Kong—and his plans for South America
As Art Dubai 2025 kicks off this week, Aimee Dawson speaks with experts in the digital art world to find out if the emirate’s art scene is as futuristic-looking as its skyline
Three artists—Hito Steyerl, Wolfgang Tillmans and Ai Weiwei—are in the top ten this year
Herzog & de Meuron-designed museum will not shy away from displaying controversial works, director assures
Many visitors responded to the change with a shrug, although some were more critical of the mandatory charge
Italian authorities are using artificial intelligence to identify works of art up for sale that may have been stolen or trafficked
How the Basel-based architects were influenced by the ideas and art of Donald Judd and Rémy Zaugg
A show in Walthamstow examines the influence of the British artist, designer and political activist through a plethora of objects—many donated by the public
Space designed by Jiakun artchitects will draw inspiration from Confucianism
Ai Weiwei, David Shrigley and Kader Attia amongst 74 artists taking part this year
Brillstein Entertainment Partners will licence the US artist's paintings and "identify directing opportunities"
China’s ‘artful dissident’ has attracted worldwide attention through his drawings of protests, but he is still little-known in the art world
How did his forecasts weather the roughest turbulence the trade has experienced in years? Read on to find out
Francis Kéré’s structure in London will head to Kuala Lumpur next year in deal struck with Ilham Gallery
Structure is inspired by places where people gather across London including migrant community hubs
Bose Krishnamachari has invited 80 international artists including Anish Kapoor and Santiago Sierra to take part
The mixed reality headset offers astonishing visual quality. But, as it goes on sale at $3,500 a go, how will it enhance curators' dreams of giving global access to high-fidelity experiences of gallery and museum shows?
The rise of huge immersive venues, with giant, wraparound programmable LED screens, has provided a new canvas, and potential new audience, for digital artists. We look at four of the main players, from widely varied backgrounds
As lockdown continues, video games are proving to be ripe territory for artists and budding curators to experiment (and play)
As The Art Newspaper marks its 25th anniversary, the optimistic world of 1989 has given way to a more troubled age
The museum will continue to name its main building after local community activist Natalie Bell
London-based fair strikes international note as gallery roster expands
Despite state subsidies and heavy promotion, not everyone is feeling the benefit
The former head of the Serpentine will take over as senior global director of the commercial gallery in September
Amid threats to freedom, career moves and censorship become hard to tell apart
The donation includes works by Marcel Duchamp, Jeff Koons, Ai Weiwei and others from the collection of the late philanthropists Norah and Norman Stone
Hayley Romer and Craig Hepburn will work to bolster the brand's year-round presence and "engage ever broader cultural audiences"
The fair’s fourth edition will have works hanging from the ceiling, public art around the city and the first Greater Midwest Curatorial Forum
The V&A’s new, German-born director Martin Roth on what he learned in Dresden—and Beijing
Thought the fair was all about French Modernism? Director Rodman Primack wants you to think again
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
Scholarly assessment is greatly hampered by the lack of detail on where and how the objects were acquired
The pair behind Palmer Gallery hope to be a “spiritual successor” to neighbouring Lisson Gallery by showing works that might struggle to get a commercial platform
As Phillips presents the first ever auction dedicated to the medium, we consider what it is and how it is curated
Museum’s extension, which is due to open in June, will help broaden story of Modernism—but £30m still needs to be raised
Art Parcours heads indoors to the city’s historic quarter, while the Messeplatz remains sculpture-free
The latest UBS Art Basel report finds that top jobs are finally going to women—even at the mega galleries
Galleries and collectors praised fair's new location but visitors remain largely German
Refik Anadol's re-imagination of the Argentine star’s 2009 header sold in an online auction at Christie's New York
We look at some of the best trending art campaigns by museums and those that have been a flop, plus how artists use them
Art lovers tell us what they’ve bought and why
In an open letter started by Nan Goldin, world-renowned artists denounced the museum’s ties to the Sacklers due to the family’s role in the opioid crisis
Andy Warhol, Alvaro Barrington, Tavares Strachan, Beeple, Alberta Whittle, Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst among featured visual artists in June shows in Shoreditch, east London
Frameless, which will open in Marble Arch this autumn, hopes to tap into a booming industry for multi-sensory and interactive art attractions
Artist has created new body of work for solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth in Zurich
Exhibitors are down from 242 to 104 in a condensed fair that runs alongside Art Central in the same venue from 21 to 23 May
Recently, some major galleries have signed high-profile women, many of whom launched artistic careers long before the industry cared
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>
New report says South Asian gallery sales are on the rise but does that ring true at India Art Fair?
Speculative buying in the region has also increased, ArtTactic’s 2019 South Asian Art Market Report concludes
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
Cadaf Paris claims to be Europe's only fair dedicated to new media and will coincide with Vivatech conference in June
The inaugural show at Wrightwood 659 will focus on Ando and Le Corbusier
The city will be taken over this summer by exhibitions and artist projects, including new work by Damián Ortega and Christian Boltanski
Digital experts in the cultural field—Alec Ward, Adam Koszary and Chris Unitt—share their predictions for platforms this year