Arts

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 …

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 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 …

The art journal annual museum report visitor numbers around the world has been published. We talk to Lee Cheshire, who co-edited the report, and Charles Saumarez Smith, former director or …

Tudor monarchs exerted a fascination on publishers and film/TV production companies looking for guaranteed audiences. With the success of The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England exhibition at the …

Revolution (of art) can be randomized. The British mega-artist Damien Hirt has launched a tech-heavy new take on its splashy three-decade-old Rotation paintings. It is called The Beautiful Paintings and …

Sixty years after her first London exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), Pop Art pioneer Jann Haworth embraces a “soft and warm” fabric-centric sensibility in new works exhibited …

Chicago dealers say the art capital of the Midwest is experiencing something of a renaissance as events like Expo Chicago raise the profile of the city’s experimental art scene and …

“The main ambition of the exhibition is to reveal these artists to a 21st century audience and to look at them through 21st century eyes,” says Carol Jacobi, curator of …

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will donate 15 sculptures ranging from the first century BCE to the 11th century CE to the Indian government, the museum announced …