Archaeologists from Metsamor, an ancient necropolis in Armenia, have discovered a tomb filled with gold pendants and more than a hundred amber and carnelian beads. Dating from the Late Bronze …
Everything is bigger in Texas, so it’s no surprise that the city’s gallery owners and collectors are recovering from a downturn in the Covid-19 pandemic with an eye on expansion. …
In 2018, curator Alan Longino found himself browsing through the (excellent and useful) archive of exhibits on the New Museum website and came across an entry for an exhibit called …
The return of Photofairs Shanghai (April 20-23) after a year-long hiatus is set to ride China’s “spring of revenge” from a fully reopened economy to the outside world. It is …
Crossing the immensity of the Mediterranean both historical and imaginary, Daniel García Andújar’s personal exhibition “Corso patent(Letter of Marque) offered a disconcerting account of how the sea has been a …
Every month hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet gallery network – and every week we shine the spotlight on an artist or …
A sketchbook recently discovered by 16-year-old Catharina Kam includes a drawing of an elderly woman peeling potatoes, a subject simultaneously addressed by Van Gogh. Catharina and her brothers Jan and …
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the death of Pablo Picasso approaching – he died on April 8, 1973 – a long-running dispute over the return of one …
On Thursday evening (March 30), a line of about 200 people, including museum members, donors and trustees, snaked around the perimeter of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York …
For months, the National Portrait Gallery in London raced to raise enough funds to buy the 1776 painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds Portrait of Mai. The aim was to keep …
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