The fair’s third edition, its largest yet, saw a bevy of sales in its opening hours, primarily in the four- and five-figure range

The second edition of the fair highlights Houston’s galleries, collectors and institutions, while artists point to affordability, strong connections and a spirit of experimentation

The painting, discovered in an estate sale in Michigan this summer, set a new auction record for Abercrombie at a Freeman’s sale in New York

The jewellery house and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris are partnering to restore thousands of the designer's sketches and personal documents

A new show argues that the Abstract Expressionist power couple could never have made their groundbreaking works without each other’s support

The research project has been awarded £91,000 in federal funding for 2027–28

“Blossoming Chestnut Trees”, which has been hidden away for over 60 years, is being sold by Sotheby's for the Blaquier-Arrieta family of Argentina

In this week's episode, Ben Luke previews a new Renoir exhibition at London's National Gallery, learns about the controversy around the opening of Kanal in Brussels, and explores a sculpture from 1938 by Jamaican-born artist Ronald Moody

The collaborative project will explore the women of Habsburg Empire and include an exhibition at the Amsterdam museum in 2029

The 21st edition of the fair occupied a new single-floor site at the Ottoman era shipping yard Tersane Istanbul

The New York-based curator Lumi Tan has brought together 28 artist projects that are captivating yet disparate for the Converge 45 triennial in Oregon

A new documentary about Frank Matsura captures the incredible journey of an immigrant photographer who created indelible images and served as a bridge across cultures

Authorities are scrambling to protect more than 10,000 coastal archaeological sites as experts accuse them of insufficient planning despite warnings

London institution says that in-person audio-described tours will be offered, and that it may add an audio-described tour to the exhibition's app

The managing director Yves Goldstein will step down immediately after the opening in November due to “a difference of opinion” over the institution‘s future

This month, the Colombian artist will unveil his site-specific sculpture in an ancient Piedmontese town, as well as a solo gallery show in London

The fair is once again taking over Rimadesio’s design showroom, giving pride of place to young galleries with a focus on experimentation and affordability

The annual event’s expanding programme signals growth while retaining an intimate atmosphere

According to a new study by the World Monuments Fund, a lack of government resources is now seen as more damaging to cultural sites than climate change

Two years after shutting its doors, MAM São Paulo returns to the same pavilion with an exhibition built to push Brazilian art past representation

The London institution has rearranged its permanent collection to look more closely at the nuances of Morris’s life and politics, while galleries have been transformed

The permanent commission for the new Lassonde Art Trail reflects on the past, present and future of North America with Monkman’s characteristic quirky twists

The museum’s director says F. Holland Day's "The Seven Words" (1898), depicting the artist as Jesus on the cross, is “the most important photograph that people don’t know about”

Five of the works from the Blaquier-Arrieta collection go on show in London today as part of an international tour ahead of the sale in November

A new book explores how Alan Dunn poked fun at 20th-century American architecture over this five-decade cartooning career

Over 350 years old, the property once belonged to the founders of the New York Botanical Garden

Mexican authorities have moved 47 structures affected by the construction of the Maya Train track to a four-hectare “memory park”

A new project by the artist Molly Gochman features large-scale reproductions of artefacts from the museum’s collection on its glass façade

Lawsuits related to a Cranach diptych at the Norton Simon Museum of Art and a group of watercolours at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum were filed two days before a 2024 California statute expired

Unionised staff at the New York City museum have voted to go on strike on 5 October if there is no progress in contract negotiations with museum leadership

A new show at the Japanese institution pairs its extensive collection by the Impressionist with recent Modern and contemporary acquisitions

‘The Power of Fashion in the Roman Empire’ at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek includes sensational loans—and some added colour

Santiago’s 19th-century Church of San Francisco de Borja, known for its stained-glass windows, will resume its community role as a national shrine to Our Lady of Fátima after it was set aflame during nationwide protests in 2020

The 19th century work ‘Rome, from Mount Aventine’, which holds the British painter's auction record from 2014, is on display at the Palazzo Rondinini before going under the hammer at Sotheby's London in December

Visual artists may have less to fear from AI than other creatives, but licensing agreements do point the way ahead

At least two were killed in the direct strike on the country’s top scientific institution, which is the latest cultural site to be targeted by Russian forces

The fair will feature 272 exhibitors across a smaller footprint, with blue-chip galleries dispersed throughout the stands

Many fear the real reason for Ali Tabar’s and Amir Al-Jumaili’s arrests are their campaigns against a controversial investment law

Dáiddadállu, whose work draws on Sámi knowledge and philosophies, have been acknowledged for “actively inserting Indigenous knowledge and perspectives into established art worlds”

Eva Respini and Shirish Rao will share chief executive duties, with the former also serving as chief curator while the later takes on the role of executive director

Roger Guenveur Smith’s one-man show is a syncopated story about his famous artist friend

The announcement by Lisa Nandy, the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, came after recent discussions of introducing admission fees for overseas visitors

The collective Secret Handshake has installed playable arcade rigs featuring its game “Operation Epic Furious: Nuuk ‘Em All” in Washington, DC, and Nuuk, Greenland

Thomas Kaplan’s Leiden Collection acquired St John on Patmos at Sotheby’s, the 18th work by the Dutch master to enter the collection

Exhibition shows the results of artists‘ experiments with Japanese traditions and techniques

Book showcases the ground-breaking textile works of the artist who, during her lifetime and since, was overlooked in favour of her husband, Josef Albers

The Hong Kong-raised artist, now based in Berlin, recently returned to his home city for a durational live art exhibition at Tai Kwun Contemporary

Hidden for 300 years, the paintings inside Italy's Villa Silvestri Rivaldi are by some of the leading artists of the day

Titled “Things Fall Apart” and curated by Allison Glenn, the biennial unfolds across and beyond the city, on Lake Ontario and, thanks to a new partnership programme, in a half-dozen other cities

The Basel institution has added three new structures designed by the Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, while also extending its grounds