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The fair announced that it will conclude its 2026 edition on Friday evening in response to protests planned in the French capital for Saturday. Yet...
Backed by developer and collector Laurent Dumas and led by former La Maison Rouge director Paula Aisemberg, the new center occupies a striking RCR...
As Art Basel Paris brings the international art world to the French capital, the city's expanding cultural ecosystem has mounted an impressive lineup...
The fair’s new director, who helped shape its identity from the start, describes each day of its fifth edition as a chapter designed to keep...
Paris Art Week opened with momentum as galleries proceeded with scheduled events despite unrest in the streets. On Monday, several satellite fairs...
Christie’s £107.5 million Peter Simon sale and a £31.6 million Kandinsky led a week in which buyers concentrated on established, institutionally...
They see traditional representation agreements as constricting, preferring to work with other galleries and art professionals to support artists...
Chez Sotheby’s installs roughly $150 million worth of artwork by Picasso, Matisse, Warhol, Richter and others in a salon-style setting with its own...
At Sargent’s Daughters, the artist transforms yarn, thread and architectural forms into an immersive landscape rooted in embodied knowledge and...
Minor Attractions has moved to the Newman in Fitzrovia, while newcomer London Invitational takes over suites in the Chancery Rosewood. Both trade the...
In “Send in the Clowns,” the artist moves beyond the domestic archive to reconstruct Brooklyn through the lens of his family archives and the...
The project space is both a platform for artists and an ongoing experiment in more flexible, creative models of philanthropy. Du sees herself as part...
A £5 million Jan Brueghel the Elder led opening-day sales, while overlooked modernists from Morocco, Colombia and Antigua drew collector and...
At Charles Moffett, she trades grand narratives of diaspora for the specifics of growing up Indian American in rural Pennsylvania. Her monumental...
The founder of London’s Gallery of Everything argues that self-taught, visionary and spiritual makers belong in the art historical canon rather than...
Twin brothers Niki and Simon Haas made their name creating characters onto which collectors project personalities and affection. "Mathemagical" in New...
Founded in 2020 in a Brutalist estate on the edge of London, the space run by Alex Harrison, Harry Dougall and Nicole Estilo Kaiser has become a...
Major surveys of Cecilia Vicuña and Salman Toor share the spotlight with Issy Wood’s self-portraits at the National Portrait Gallery and Sam...
In “A Moonless Plateau” at kaufmann repetto, the artist's materially dense, psychologically charged paintings slow perception down, and images...
"Politics of the Obvious," part of the AKG Art Museum's initiative devoted to art from the Nordic region, centers on works that stretch familiar...
His new nonprofit art space, led by Sacha Zerbib, debuted with works by Glenn Ligon, Marlene Dumas, Kader Attia and Thomas Struth in an inaugural...
Gen Z collectors are spending at the highest levels across art, digital media and luxury categories, as women gain market influence and traditional...
Fridman Gallery's survey of the Harlem-born artist brings together quilts, paintings and prints from the 1970s to today, grouped by affinity rather...
An Instagram endorsement from Matthew Wong set off a market ascent that took the painter's prices from $5,000 to more than $1 million. His latest show...
This edition proposes that, against the uncertainties produced by the relentless Promethean anxiety of a technology-led future, artists can reorient...
Strong opening-day sales across the fair's 99 booths, from emerging talent priced in the low thousands to established names approaching $100,000,...
Corporate art collections and cultural programs are widespread, but their impact remains inconsistently measured and reported. A new Deloitte...
Museu Bernardo Paz, currently under construction on 311 acres adjoining Instituto Inhotim, will unveil its first pavilions in September 2027. Chief...
The Salvadoran painter's work can be found in the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, MOLAA, the Colección Mario Cader-Frech and...
The trail expands on the $1.4 billion tri-government investment reshaping Toronto's waterfront through flood protection, environmental restoration and...
The auction house’s newly appointed chief executive plans to leverage Freeman's strong local networks and estate expertise, along with new...
'Châtaignier en fleurs roses et blanches' leads a dozen Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces by Cézanne, Renoir, Degas and their peers...
At the Venice Biennale and beyond, the Japanese Canadian artist turns handmade paper into sculpture that links psychological wellness, ecology and the...
Working with Hermès for the second time, the Mexican artist has transformed the brand's Madison Avenue window into an imagined world of...
Director Rand Suffolk describes the museum's role as involving both bonding and bridging: letting people see themselves in its collections while...
The first edition of the fair at the iconic Breuer Building, now Sotheby's headquarters, feels thoughtfully and purposefully curated despite the...
Several veteran galleries skipped the fair this year, while the Present section, dedicated to galleries 12 years old or younger, expanded to 55...
Now in its second edition, SPLIT LEVEL trades New York's crowded art-week calendar for a slower, salon-style format hosted inside Rimadesio's NoMad...
Born José Campos, the artist left El Salvador as a child and grew up undocumented in the U.S.—experiences that shape a practice spanning painting,...
"Wesselmann x Matsuyama" pairs six of Matsuyama's works with six by the pivotal Pop figure, plus three new pieces made specifically for the...
After a 13-year restoration, the 16th-century hammam has become a rare meeting point for heritage, bathing culture and site-specific art. "Artists are...
Family and friends describe the late collector as a scholar first, insisting that, for him, deep knowledge of an artist always preceded acquisition....
These exhibitions, spanning museum-level presentations of works by Lynda Benglis and Alfredo Jaar, ambitious gallery debuts and digital...
After making early bets on Basquiat, Haring, Scharf and Condo, the collector-turned-dealer created a three-pronged arts ecosystem with exhibition...
Just before the opening of this year's Armory Show, the London- and Baku-based gallery will take over the space formerly occupied by Marlborough...
"Houston is a city of transplants, and I think that constant influx makes the cultural fabric richer," dealer Laura Burton told Observer.
For the 2026 edition, 30 artists and collectives will explore the idea of rupture as a generative force, expanding the exhibition beyond Toronto via...
Proceeds from upcoming auctions at Sotheby's, expected to exceed $90 million, will fund a new museum at Seattle University to house his major 350-work...
“Heads or Tails” transforms City Hall Park into a psychologically charged tableau where fractured bodies, scavenging birds and artificial trees...
The museum struggles to present a coherent narrative of human culture, but its architecture succeeds in offering a new kind of public space in a...
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