Arts

After 200 years of secrecy, John Soane’s drawing office, the oldest surviving example of its kind, is now open to the public. The historic British architect built, lived and worked …

Director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation asked Anna Walinska if he could visit her studio in 1954, but she politely declined. She was too busy, she explained, preparing to …

At the VIP preview of the European Fine Art Fair (Tefaf) in New York, collectors dodged oyster shuckers and champagne glasses in the Gilded Age spaces of the Park Avenue …

A traveling retrospective of Shirley Jaffe’s paintings has been touring Europe since last year. The tour of this second generation of Abstract Expressionists began in Paris, Jaffe’s adopted city from …

Some may be anticipating a shift towards abstraction in the contemporary art market as a whole, but figuration is still at the center Independent art fair this year. With 69 …

Faced with accusations from the opposition that the government acted naively, lawmakers from Germany’s ruling parties defended their decision to return 22 Beninese bronzes unconditionally in Nigeria last year. A …

From breaking news and insider information to exhibitions and events around the world, The Art Newspaper team curates the big stories from the art world with the help of special …

Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby is sure to be making waves with her upcoming exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum in New York, It’s Pablo-matic: Picasso according to Hannah Gadsby (June 2-September …

London’s Stephen Friedman is the latest dealer to announce a new location in Tribeca, the New York neighborhood that is fast becoming the go-to destination for art spaces. Scheduled to …

Coinciding with its ongoing Vermeer retrospective (until June 4), the Rijksmuseum organized a symposium in Amsterdam on March 28 and 29, bringing together scholars from around the world. This offered …