The Long Read: As his photography makes its European debut in Arles, Park Chan-wook reflects on the childhood lessons and defining moments that shaped one of contemporary cinema's most singular visual languages

The museum contains the collection of philanthropist and collector Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian (1896-1955) and will reopen after eighteen months of renovation

Barenblit previously served as the Director of MACBA Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona

The Russian performance artist argues that France is seeking to strip his refugee status for the same politically charged practice that forced him to flee Russia

The MM Art Indices, released today, demonstrates that Chinese, Contemporary and Impressionist art have all increased in price during the Spring 2026 auction season

The Art Journal’s resident artworld Agony Aunt counsels a dinner guest who fears they are becoming the relationship police

The young collector tells The Art Journal how, throughout his twenties, he has built an art collection encompassing work by Dana Schutz, Phyllida Barlow and Louise Bourgeois

Kate Gottgens has accused her former Cape Town gallery of withholding payment and artworks in a now-deleted post on Instagram

The gift is from the collectors Anne and Arthur Goldstein, and includes work by the likes of Nicole Eisenman, Tauba Auerbach and Mark Bradford

Raised in Lower Manhattan and witness to the attacks on the World Trade Center, Avery Singer has spent her career exploring how media reshapes history, collapsing the distinction between conflict, entertainment and spectacle

The Council is integral to the UK’s international cultural influence, through cultural exchange, education and language programmes

Blockbuster art sales drove record first-half auction results, but luxury, finance, hospitality and private sales are increasingly reshaping the auction house business model