A new focus group has been launched by Artfund and London Gallery Weekend (LGW) with the aim of building better connections and pooling resources between London galleries and regional museums, …
When Germaine Kruip came across the work of Laura Grisi in early 2022, she was struck by the affinities between their respective artistic practices. They were born a generation apart …
After nearly half a century, authorities have returned a Roman marble head stolen from Villa Albani Torlonia in Rome, Italy. Thieves tore off the head of the Hydrophora, which is …
Bart Drenth resigned as global managing director of Tefaf less than six months after take on the role in Dutch societywhich owns and manages the Tefaf Maastricht and Tefaf New …
How to take pleasure in beauty, knowing the cruelty that surrounds us? In this exhibition, Melvin Edwards posed this question seriously, seeking an answer in the fundamental American contradiction between …
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 Thursday, June 1st. …
Munstead Wood, Surrey’s famous Arts and Crafts house and garden, has been acquired by the National Trust, the charity for the preservation of historic houses, gardens and landscapes, with financial …
Much of the art world revolves around questions of value, not just in terms of appraisals and price tags, but also: what is worth your time in These Times, and …
Charleston, the Bloomsbury Group’s rural retreat in East Sussex, is expanding, launching two exhibitions and a program of community projects at Southover House in nearby Lewes. Basically, the move – …
The high-ceilinged halls of the 1930s functionalist Bergen Kunsthall building have recently housed another rather different vision of functional architecture, that conjured up by American artist Oscar Tuazon. After dissecting …
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