To date, stories of cultural restitution have primarily been a story about Western institutions, told from a Western perspective. The protagonists are benevolent European and North American organizations, whose virtue …
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, May 31. …
Over the past decade, museums around the world, but especially in Europe and North America, have taken more or less active steps to correct blind spots and systemic flaws in …
A house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in the town of New Canaan in Fairfield County Connecticut just went on sale for $8 million. Called Tirranna, the 7,000 square feet …
Visitors continue to pack their bags for the Vermeer blockbuster at the Rijksmuseum which runs until June 4 (get a ticket if you can – good luck). A correspondent of …
At the beginning of the 1890s, Munich could boast of being the artistic capital of Central Europe. Home to a group of so-called “prince painters,” known for their grand history …
Hannah Gadsby doesn’t hurt when it comes to Pablo Picasso. The Aussie comedian’s 2018 Netflix comedy special Nanette weaves a searing critique of Picasso’s relationship with his teenage muse Marie-Thérèse …
In March this year we went to Finsbury Park in London to Phyllida Barlow’s to interview her for the A brush with… podcast. Tragically, Phyllida died a few days later. …
Conservators in Istanbul are racing to save dozens of at-risk heritage sites in the wake of the deadliest earthquake in Turkey’s modern history, bracing for the likelihood of an even …
The new open-access storage building at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in east London has just been completed and houses over 250,000 objects. In a few days, the process …
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