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The Emerging Artist’s Guide to Gallery Representation

From contracts and communication to trust and ambition, leading dealers explain what artists should look for before saying yes

The Artworld Is Not Prepared For What's Coming

The visual arts have treated climate action as an ethical obligation. But, as extreme weather, rising costs and supply-chain disruption reshape the sector, sustainability must also become a strategy for resilience

How a Lost Rembrandt Rewrote Art History

Mistakenly sold as the work of an unknown painter, Let the Little Children Come Unto Me has become one of the art world's most extraordinary rediscoveries - revealing new insights into Rembrandt's practice and the risks of modern interpretation

Can Cork Build an Art Market to Match Its Cultural Ambitions?

Artists, galleries and institutions have laid the foundations for a thriving cultural scene. The next challenge is persuading Cork's wealth to invest closer to home

How Do Artists Make the Leap from Gallery Representation to Museum Recognition?

Behind every museum acquisition lies years of careful relationship-building, far removed from the appearance of overnight success

The Next-Gen Collectors: Gigi Surel

In a new series, The Art Journal speaks to the young collectors becoming an increasingly active force in the artworld

Help! I Hate... The Silence

Artworld Agony Aunt Charlotte Jansen advises an artist being publicly shunned in the context of Israel-Palestine

Bangkok Art Biennale 2026 Announces Participating Artists

The Biennale will take place from 29 October 2026 to 28 February 2027, and its theme and title is ‘Angels & Mara’.

Will Andy Burnham Deliver for Britain’s Arts Sector?

The UK’s prospective Prime Minister has spent years arguing that culture belongs at the heart of public life. Now he has the chance to prove it

Wall-to-Wall: Galerina, London

In the first of a column on micro-galleries and odd-spaces, Ella Slater talks to Galerina, whose London space counters the white cube

Yogyakarta’s ARTJOG, the Art Fair Without Galleries

The Indonesian fair has spent two decades quietly forging an alternative model – foregoing gallery invitations in favour of direct access

The Killing of Robert Kuzovkov