A quarterly ranking of living artists with the most U.S. museum shows—led by Jeffrey Gibson and Kara Walker this round.

At the Armory Show, Independent 20th Century, and U-Haul Art Fair, galleries are finding that modest prices can bring hesitant buyers back.

Despite the mind-boggling amount of spectacular works on view, I was reminded at each turn that the Breuer Building has been turned into an art mall.

A new report from the Joan Mitchell Foundation highlights deep structural issues affecting legacy work across the arts.

What is the future for the art market when monetary value trumps aesthetic value?

A new study of almost 700 former art museum workers suggests that a lack of communication and accountability at board and director level is a key factor in staff departures, alongside low pay and burn...

Cultural institutions must avoid falling into the trap of treating art as a visitor attraction

Time Magazine has published its first Art 100 list, featuring artists, museum directors, dealers, collectors, curators, and more.

Art fair museum prizes multiply, Bonhams tests artist resale royalties model, and Christie's London's biggest-ever single-owner sale.

There's been a recent uptick in museum-acquisition prizes at art fairs, including Armory Show's new PAMM and Bronx Museum funds.

As the fall art season begins, galleries are cutting fairs and costs while collectors scrutinize prices, looking beyond the next hot young artist.

Buyers are betting on 20th-century Modernism this fall as major masterpieces head to auction in London and New York.

With the recent return to figuration and ascendance of portraiture in contemporary painting, historical reference has returned as a viable method to convey authenticity and engage with tradition in an...

A new paper links widening wealth inequality to the market’s growing reliance on ultra-rich collectors

Jeonnam Gwangju City has officially reiterated its support for the “One China Policy” after an exhibition at the Gwangju Biennale was named after the the autonomous island of Taiwan

Whitechapel Gallery director Gilane Tawadros explains why she hired economist Mariana Mazzucato as economist-in-residence.

Artists priced out of New York are finding affordable studios, institutions like NXTHVN, and a growing creative community in New Haven.

A look at the state of the Korean art market ahead of the 2026 editions of Frieze Seoul and Kiaf.

Larry Gagosian says the Great Wealth Transfer could create a buying opportunity as heirs sell inherited art. Here’s what it could mean for the market.

She founded Cookie Factory, her 5,000-square-foot art space, as a privately funded nonprofit to avoid competing with local institutions like the Denver Art Museum and MCA Denver for donors.

She founded Cookie Factory, her 5,000-square-foot art space, as a privately funded nonprofit to avoid competing with local institutions like the Denver Art Museum and MCA Denver for donors.

Without proper written agreements, consigners sometimes find themselves in a protracted and costly process

As the punishing heat waves of this summer taper off, this might be the perfect time to visit the international exhibition.

Begin with your gut . . .  and other advice from the experts

The days of buyers schlepping to DIY art spaces on the outskirts of big cities might be over but there...

Amidst the Great Wealth Transfer, assets of every kind, including art and collectibles, are changing hands. Private Client Select Insurance Services associate specialist of art services Maeve Zimme…

Both AI-generated art and digital art have had a tough time lately, but the 61st Venice Biennale offers the digitally-minded some work to feel good about

At a time when news can be dispiriting, we ask five creative people about what makes them optimistic — still — about their field.

The National Art Museum of Ukraine and the Odesa National Fine Arts Museum are among the 141 museums and galleries affected.

What collectors are really bargaining for isn’t just the wall plaque but rather control over their own legacies.

The empire-building model that prioritized constant expansion over human connection hasn’t yielded the expected returns in either market.

Three senior White Cube directors have parted ways with the gallery amid a wave of changes across New York’s blue-chip gallery landscape.

Museums are increasingly joining forces to acquire art, splitting costs and expertise in a shift away from decades of competitive collecting.

Nearly $1 trillion of art is expected to change hands in the coming decade. There won’t be enough buyers or museums to absorb it all.

“Savvy art buyers can take advantage of the benefits,” one lawyer told Observer, “but care must be taken to avoid blurring the distinction between legal tax avoidance and illegal tax ev…

The U.K. Museums association has republished a statement from the American Alliance of Museums condemning Trump's attacks on the Smithsonian

While municipal funding covered a modest share of organisations’ expenses, it had an outsized impact in cities that increased their cultural support, a new study from DataArts shows

A look at the 30 best art museums in the US, as selected by the editors of ARTnews and Art in America.

The Trump administration’s latest order marks an unprecedented effort to subordinate one of America's foremost public institutions to partisan power.

Bad, regurgitated and even plagiarised information is pouring out of the internet and backwashing into institutional spaces

Here’s (almost) everything happening on the art fair circuit this August.

Curators sometimes press dealers into service finding collectors who will support their acquiring an artwork for the institution's collection.

An EU court's decision in a case relating to the sampling of a Kraftwerk track will have implications across the arts

A recently proposed bill hopes to save publicly commissioned artworks from disposal through a review process

As debates around authorship, labor and creativity rage on, a growing number of artists are integrating artificial intelligence into their practices—not as a replacement for artistic vision, but as…

Pace's restructuring sparked debate over the future of mega galleries. But are the industry's biggest players really in trouble?

Researchers argue museums could recruit more commercial sector talent to meet shifting institutional demands.

Private sales and flexible financing arrangements are also helping the businesses shore up their bottom lines

The organization’s investigation into A.I. and culture frames artificially intelligent technologies as both an opportunity and a threat.