Dealers at TEFAF 2026 report increasing constraints on the antiquities trade following the recent implementation of EU cultural heritage regulations

The art market returned to modest growth in 2025, but new data suggests a massive structural shift may be underway

At the Moody Center for the Arts, Imaging After Photography argues that the key question is no longer whether images are real, but how they are produced – and why we might still believe them

Sidelined by his peers, Milton Avery is being recast as a model of modernism – but how is the market responding?

In her second dispatch, Gabriella Angeleti asks whether curatorial spectacle has been replaced by hollow, grandiose language

In the first dispatch from a new column on the New York art scene, the politics of socialism, Gaza and art-world patronage collide on the dancefloor, at the Whitney’s champagne-soaked fundraiser

Fifty years after the dictator’s death, Spain’s artists and museums are confronting a legacy that refuses to stay in the past

HIV is not a closed chapter, yet AIDS-related art is increasingly treated as one. As institutions and markets embrace this work, what is lost when urgency becomes history?

European commissioners and 22 culture ministers have urged organisers to reconsider allowing Russia to reopen its national pavilion at the 2026 exhibition.

Brooklyn-based curator and arts administrator will lead the Department of Cultural Affairs amid funding pressures and sector contraction

Berlin-based artist, known for installations using post-reunification furniture and design to examine far-right violence and East German history, has died aged 41 shortly before presenting at the German Pavilion in Venice.

Labels and maps in several ancient Middle East galleries have been updated after complaints about anachronistic geographic terms.

Works developed after a 2023 Cape Farewell expedition bring together art and research on sea-level rise and nuclear testing in the remote Pacific nation.

Authorities launch inquiries after a scroll given to the museum in 1959 appears on the market with an eight-figure estimate

Zhanna Kadyrova’s suspended concrete deer will anchor exhibition examining failed security guarantees and wartime displacement

Discussions about adding multiple images of the president come amid wider tensions between the White House and the Smithsonian Institution

A Lina Ghotmeh–designed museum in northwest Saudi Arabia will focus on landscape, heritage and artist archives as part of wider AlUla cultural development

The Croatian art collector on acquiring art as an intellectual exercise, his most controversial work and why 'neutral' collections cannot exist