More than 900 works of art and other objects entered public collections in the UK last year thanks to Art Fund, the non-profit organization dedicated to supporting galleries and museums …
The National Portrait Gallery in London welcomes the public tomorrow for the first time in three years after a $52 million renovation, the first of its kind since the museum …
Artist Jean Cooke (1927-2008) was not your typical gardener. Rather than cultivating nature, she let it go. She had two gardens: a tumultuous city plot in London and a clifftop …
Sammy Harkham Spread Virgin’s Blood (2023, Pantheon). Fourteen years in the making, the graphic novel by Sammy Harkham Virgin’s Blood (Pantheon) follows a father in his twenties and his struggle …
Wes Anderson is a nostalgic merchant. At times, his films feel like elaborate exercises in joining idiosyncratic characters by looking back. Anderson visited the golden age of print journalism, stayed …
Ben Luke talks to Jeremy Deller about his influences – from writers to filmmakers, musicians and, of course, other artists – and the cultural experiences that have shaped his life …
Art Industry News is a daily summary of the most important developments in the art world and the art market. Here’s what you need to know this Wednesday, June 21. …
Is there a formula for creating a successful hub for nurturing, appreciating and understanding any branch of art? It did, and here’s how the Centro Studi del Vetro on the …
The sale of a rare terracotta sculpture by 17th-century French artist Francois Anguier has been suspended as the Louvre now wishes to acquire it. The Parisian museum beat a sculpture …
Hyenas, horses and bats come together through the paintings and stories of Leonora Carrington (1917-2011), associated with revolt, freedom and fear. The precision of its details – in a style …
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