The Art Journal

The Rothko room at the Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art in Tokyo, Japan

Japanese Firm Builds Rothko Alliance Amid Sale Pressure

DIC Corporation has partnered with Rothko Chapel as shareholders continue to scrutinise the future of its museum collection

George Nelson

A gallery installation of decommissioned aircraft cabin seats arranged before a row of actual aeroplane fuselage window panels mounted on a white wall.

The $12 Warhol and the $120,000 Art Fair Booth

In her column Messy Business, Jeni Fulton explores how, as Pace retrenches, a new generation of gallerists are reinventing Art Basel

Jeni Fulton

An art fair booth for Cylinder gallery combining landscape paintings in muted greens and blues with organic sculptural objects — including boot-like forms and a tall wooden totem — mounted on white walls.

Why Seoul’s Young Galleries Are Looking Abroad

Until 2024, no Korean gallery had ever exhibited at Liste. This year, there are seven. Annabel Downes asks why

Annabel Downes

Pace Gallery to Cut 50 Artists and 50 Staff in Major Restructuring

The gallery will reduce its roster by roughly a third as chief executive Marc Glimcher argues that the current mega-gallery model is no longer sustainable

Tom Seymour

US Arts Official to Attend Putin’s Economic Forum in Russia

Rodney Mims Cook Jr., chair of the US Commission of Fine Arts, is expected to attend Russia’s flagship economic forum this week, raising questions about a possible thaw in US-Russia cultural relations

George Nelson

The entrance to the State Tretyakov Gallery of Russian art in Moscow. This gallery contains an impressive collection of Russian paintings from many centuries as well as a wide range of icon paintings. Among the latter could be found several icons painted by the famous icon painter Andrei Rublev - such as his Trinity from around 1410.

Fake Neizvestny Works at Tretyakov Linked to Russian Naval Officer

Authenticity of Ernst Neizvestny state-exhibited sculptures questioned as naval captain arrested amid forgery claims

George Nelson

A tree-lined pedestrian boulevard in Beijing's 798 Art District bustling with visitors, with overhead banners advertising Gallery Weekend Beijing 2026.

Chinamaxxed?

In her column Messy Business, Jeni Fulton profiles a new generation rebuilding Beijing’s art market – on its own terms

A large industrial oil refinery is draped with a massive American flag and framed by manicured trees and a paved road in the foreground.

DC’s National Gallery of Art Acquires the Life’s Work of Mitch Epstein

The National Mall institution has acquired 1,261 photographs from the ageing photographer's home, becoming the principal institutional archive for one of postwar America’s defining photographers

Simon Bainbridge

The modern, white-stone facade of the Birmingham Museum of Art features a central dark green marble entrance marked "Oscar Wells Memorial," flanked by large colorful exhibition banners and manicured greenery.

Governance at Alabama Museum Reflects Transparency Issues in US Sector

Concerns surrounding the institution’s state of affairs reveal a wider issue in publicly funded cultural institutions

George Nelson

Japanese Firm Builds Rothko Alliance Amid Sale Pressure

DIC Corporation has partnered with Rothko Chapel as shareholders continue to scrutinise the future of its museum collection

George Nelson

The $12 Warhol and the $120,000 Art Fair Booth

In her column Messy Business, Jeni Fulton explores how, as Pace retrenches, a new generation of gallerists are reinventing Art Basel

Jeni Fulton

Why Seoul’s Young Galleries Are Looking Abroad

Until 2024, no Korean gallery had ever exhibited at Liste. This year, there are seven. Annabel Downes asks why

Annabel Downes

Pace Gallery to Cut 50 Artists and 50 Staff in Major Restructuring

The gallery will reduce its roster by roughly a third as chief executive Marc Glimcher argues that the current mega-gallery model is no longer sustainable

Tom Seymour

US Arts Official to Attend Putin’s Economic Forum in Russia

George Nelson

Fake Neizvestny Works at Tretyakov Linked to Russian Naval Officer

Authenticity of Ernst Neizvestny state-exhibited sculptures questioned as naval captain arrested amid forgery claims

George Nelson

Chinamaxxed?

In her column Messy Business, Jeni Fulton profiles a new generation rebuilding Beijing’s art market – on its own terms

DC’s National Gallery of Art Acquires the Life’s Work of Mitch Epstein

The National Mall institution has acquired 1,261 photographs from the ageing photographer's home, becoming the principal institutional archive for one of postwar America’s defining photographers

Simon Bainbridge

Governance at Alabama Museum Reflects Transparency Issues in US Sector

Concerns surrounding the institution’s state of affairs reveal a wider issue in publicly funded cultural institutions

George Nelson

Market

Japanese Firm Builds Rothko Alliance Amid Sale Pressure

The $12 Warhol and the $120,000 Art Fair Booth

Why Seoul’s Young Galleries Are Looking Abroad

Pace Gallery to Cut 50 Artists and 50 Staff in Major Restructuring

US Arts Official to Attend Putin’s Economic Forum in Russia

Fake Neizvestny Works at Tretyakov Linked to Russian Naval Officer

Chinamaxxed?

DC’s National Gallery of Art Acquires the Life’s Work of Mitch Epstein

Governance at Alabama Museum Reflects Transparency Issues in US Sector

Market

Japanese Firm Builds Rothko Alliance Amid Sale Pressure

The $12 Warhol and the $120,000 Art Fair Booth

Why Seoul’s Young Galleries Are Looking Abroad

Pace Gallery to Cut 50 Artists and 50 Staff in Major Restructuring

US Arts Official to Attend Putin’s Economic Forum in Russia

Fake Neizvestny Works at Tretyakov Linked to Russian Naval Officer

Chinamaxxed?

DC’s National Gallery of Art Acquires the Life’s Work of Mitch Epstein

Governance at Alabama Museum Reflects Transparency Issues in US Sector

Will Mamdani’s Tax the Rich Plans Send New York’s Art Money Packing? London’s Own Millionaire Flight Offers Some Clues