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After joining Tai Kwun Arts as deputy director in February, the long-time China hand has now taken the top job.

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The first New Museum Triennial in five years is presenting 36 artists and collectives from 34 countries, helmed by an ...

In today's Artnet Bulletin: an artist responds to the Cornell 7, Damien Hirst's luxury cashmere collab, a failed Paris museum ...

In October last year, paleontologists decided Nanotyrannus was a distinct genus. Now, one specimen is coming to market.

The Bayeux Tapestry exhibition has been criticized for its long wait times and overcrowding, prompting the museum's director ...

The Thinker is one of the world's famous sculptures, but it would never have been had it not been for another major ...

Jeff Koons consigns $100 million in art to Christie's, NYC doubles artist grants, Theaster Gates buys Pickard China, and more.

Hong Kong's fall auctions topped $255 million, South Asian art soars at Sotheby's, and MoMA's Ann Temkin steps down.