Radical thought: the original owner of a “sleeper” should be compensated in future sales of the work of art, which they sold...
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s 1881 painting of a Black woman driving a horse and carriage along a seafront poses a puzzle: who was she?...
The director at the centre of a row over a cancelled show of works by the artist Candice Breitz has decided to...
After two years of recovery growth from the Covid-19 pandemic, the global art market shrank last year by 4%, from $67.8bn to...
Employees, fellows and volunteers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York have signed onto an open letter to director and...
One of Picasso’s muses seems to have had the last laugh. Françoise Gilot famously walked away from the celebrated Spanish artist at...
This story begins where most end: the artist dies. On 19 January 1981, Francesca Woodman, a 22-year-old photographer distraught over personal and...
Gleamingly restored and sumptuously reupholstered in yellow silk damask, two magnificent Georgian armchairs, newly identified in a Wiltshire church as designed by...
In Western New York, “May 14” is shorthand for that horrific day in 2022 when an 18-year-old white supremacist killed ten Black...
Does the art world really need another biennale, even one that claims to be putting climate change as its centre? Aren’t biennials...