global · 09/19/2026
The American curator cites Germany's stance on Gaza as a factor behind withdrawals from the upcoming edition of the quinquennial exhibition.
A look at the season's New York debuts, spanning historical painting, emerging scenes, and established names.
The event, featuring museum loans and never-before-seen canvases, reignites attention on the American artist's market.
With an ambitious exhibition at New York's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the American artist probes individual responsibility against injustices she frames as purely systemic.
Archaeologists have discovered a vast burial complex attributed to the Chimú elite, containing human remains and rich offerings.
global · 09/18/2026
The latest episode of The Art Newspaper's weekly podcast covers a newly revitalised Giotto fresco cycle, preparations for the 18th Lyon Biennale, and a major Remedios Varo retrospective in Denmark.
eu · 09/18/2026
The auction house unveils 'Le Temps Retrouvé', an Impressionist and Modern ensemble assembled over four decades by Jeanne Schlumberger, with a combined estimate above €30 million.
A roundup of the shows marking London's autumn season, spanning urgency and introspection.
The municipality is again considering selling the century-old building at Muségata 2, which houses the city's art association.
The Madrid museum inaugurates a new space for contemporary art, supported by an exceptional donation from Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza.
fr · 09/18/2026
France's highest court has held that a buyer of Édouard Baldus photographs was under no obligation to disclose their market value to the seller, finding no fraudulent concealment.
An amateur prospector has unearthed Finland's largest Viking-era silver treasure, containing thousands of coins and jewellery.
Rediscovering the king of Pop Art through his intimate journals, a dive into 1970s-80s America and a mirror of our contemporary obsessions.
eu · 09/17/2026
The Valencian modern art museum hosts a family workshop in which the body becomes a tool for perceiving luminous, colourful works.
Italian artist Effe Minelli discusses his return to Torre del Greco and a sculptural practice shaped by volcanic landscape and local memory.
From October 30 to November 1, 2026, the Turin fair will bring together 183 galleries, 66 monographic projects and 12 prizes, under the direction of its new artistic director.
The Museo di Cavalese hosts a solo exhibition by Jacopo Dimastrogiovanni, who confronts the Baroque painting tradition with the unease of our times.
fr · 09/17/2026
The Bibliothèque nationale de France is seeking public donations to acquire a unique book of hours commissioned in the early 16th century for Suzanne de Bourbon.
Through October 17, “Pop-up Collections” pairs contemporary works with the medieval heritage of the French city, sparking lively local debate.
global · 09/17/2026
The Ashiya City Museum of Art in Hyogo Prefecture presents a special exhibition focused on the landscapes of the two ukiyo-e masters, featuring 141 works from October 22, 2026, to January 17, 2027.