Artnet critic Ben Davis reviews Susan Hauptman's current drawing show at the George Adams Gallery in New York.

More than 600 Hiroshige prints from a single series are heading to Christie's, the Portland Art Museum has a new chief, and ...

In a post on Wednesday, he offered some more advice to his viewers. “Don’t go to any curatorial-studies college, for the ...

In Brazil, authorities recovered eight Matisse works on paper, while Italian police tracked down $10 million worth of paintings by Cézanne, Matisse, and Renoir. The recovered artworks by Henri Matisse ...

A Salzburg installation for the 270th birthday of Mozart has been disrupted after more than 200 statuettes of the maestro ...

The Archaeological Park of Pompeii has recreated the Canon of Polykleitos, a masterpiece of ancient Greek sculpture.

Frieze Seoul is decamping from its longtime home at Coex, which is slated for redevelopment, to the Zaha Hadid–designed DDP.

Galerie Lelong's Mary Sabbatino discusses Ana Mendieta, Latin American art, museums, mentorship, and her remarkable career.

This week, Wet Paint dives into the remarkable lore behind MoMA PS1's Warm Up dance series, and it has a whole lot more.

Storm King has tapped the Hirshhorn's Anne Reeve as its new senior curator, putting an end to a lengthy search.

Beers Gallery and Sid Motion are closing their London spaces this fall, citing financial pressures reshaping the art market.

Another gem is a Paul Cézanne harlequin, a series he created between 1888 and 1890. One harlequin is at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Like the Van Gogh, it could bring more than $120 ...