Galerie de l’Institut, usually associated with Picasso and Chagall, turns to Jean-Pierre Cassigneul, with whom it has ...
Art Basel Paris dealers are weighing requests for refunds or future discounts after the fair closed two days early amid ...
This week, Editor in chief Andrew Russeth speaks to London News Editor Maggie Carrigan, and Art Detective Katya Kazakina.
Pace’s U.K. arm lost $5.4 million in 2025. See how Zwirner and Hauser and Wirth fared in their latest Companies House filings ...
At Levey Kwok, the group show “Wet Conceptualism” sets Belgian conceptual pioneers beside the city’s current generation.
In this month's Deep Cuts: a rare Fabergé sedan chair is up for grabs, as is a Brian Jones letter, Pee-wee Herman relics, a ...
The MacDougal Alley home that the couple borrowed from their friend Alfonso Ossorio in 1950 is listed for $7.9 million.
Pace Gallery’s U.K. arm posted a $5.4 million loss in 2025, per new filings, as turnover fell and its parent plans a debt-to-equity swap.
In today's Artnet Bulletin: a master plan for the new Eames museum, a drop of Keith Haring prints, another David Bowie ...
Wet Paint reports from Art Basel Paris, visiting the Grand Palais, Rick Owens's house, all the satellite fairs, and more, ...
Over the past half century, Ursula Von Rydingsvard became known for towering works formed from four-by-four cedar blocks.
A study from researchers at the University of Vienna surveyed nearly 1,300 museum goers about their experiences of boredom.
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