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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

Questions over the authenticity of sculptures attributed to Ernst Neizvestny emerge amid a scandal involving a senior naval officer and Russia’s largest museum

George Nelson

Julio Le Parc, Op Art and Kinetic Artist, 1928–2026

The artist’s passing occurs just weeks before a major exhibition spanning seven decades of his career is due to open

The Art Journal

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

Chinamaxxed?

Gallery Weekend Beijing 2026 reveals a new generation rebuilding Beijing’s art market – on its own terms

Jeni Fulton

A man with grey-streaked hair, glasses, and a dark suit stands with arms folded in front of a textured white wall bearing the embossed word "MUZEU".

The Collector: José Teixeira, Portugal’s ‘Ugly Duckling’

Having filled his company’s headquarters with contemporary art, the DST chairman is now bringing it to the wider public

Ella Lewis-Williams

A close-up, softly blurred photograph of a parrot with luminous teal and green feathers and a red beak, set against a deep olive-green background.

Half a Century of Sarah Moon, Doyenne of Fashion Photography

As taste, markets and fashions have shifted around her, Sarah Moon has remained committed to a singular aesthetic over a fifty year career

Simon Bainbridge

Help! I Hate… My Friend

Charlotte Jansen advises on a uniquely intense friendship formed in the early stages of a creative career

Charlotte Jansen

A gallery installation featuring two nature photographs mounted on a large wall covered in white textured modules connected by concentric red-outlined rectangular spirals, in a raw concrete space.

Sweating the Future at Riga Art Week

Riga Art Week revealed an art scene wrestling with the comforts and contradictions of post-Soviet capitalism

Joe Bobowicz

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Presents Major Yayoi Kusama Retrospective

The exhibition, at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, will cover more than seven decades of work by the Japanese artist

The Art Journal

Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos Announced as ‘Convenors’ for 2028 Bergen Assembly

The Bergen Assembly describes itself as an ‘exploratory platform for art’ structured around ‘convenings’

The Art Journal

A figure seen from behind with thick red-brown hair rests their head on folded arms against a pale blue-grey background, rendered in bold, expressive brushstrokes.

Anita Zabludowicz Putting 100 Works Up for Auction Next Month

The sale is billed by Christie’s as the highlight of its summer season and is expected to raise up to nearly £20mn

The Art Journal

An elevated, wide-angle view of Sofia, Bulgaria, showcases a mix of historic and modern architecture, lush green parks, and distant mountains under a bright, partly cloudy sky.

Sofia: The Art Market that Defies All the Rules

Sofia’s art scene has emerged largely independent, if not in opposition to, international standards. The city is becoming a hub for cultural retention

Maya Stoilova

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 his principal institutional archive

Simon Bainbridge