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Stephen Friedman Gallery Enters Administration and Closes London Space After 30 Years

The Mayfair dealer has appointed administrators and ceased operations, with staff laid off, financial pressures disclosed and fair plans reassigned

AlUla Contemporary Art Museum Plans Advance with Pompidou Partnership as Cultural Strategy Draws Scrutiny

Trump Officials Push for Expanded Portrait Display at Smithsonian

Ukraine Pavilion to Spotlight Evacuated Sculpture at Venice Biennale

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

A Ming Painting Donated to Nanjing Museum Resurfaces at Auction, Prompting Investigation

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

Trust, After the Photograph

Gibellina and the Limits of Art-Led Regeneration

Artists Address Marshall Islands’ Nuclear Legacy in National Maritime Museum Show

British Museum Scrubs Use of ‘Palestine’ in Middle East Displays

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

Henrike Naumann, German Installation Artist Selected for Venice Biennale Pavilion, Dies

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

Barbican Arts Chief Devyani Saltzman to Leave Weeks After Renewal Plans Made Public

Exit of director for arts and participation follows arrival of new chief executive and recent rollout of five-year artistic plan

Art Basel’s Vincenzo de Bellis on Neutrality, Risk and Evolution

New artistic director says the fair “does not take any position”, yet its sector design, buyer strategy and global expansion actively shape the art market ecosystem.