In today's Artnet Bulletin: the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden reopens, JR takes over the Vatican, the Met honors the controversial John Galliano.

Francisco Correa Cordero, founder of the downtown gallery Lubov, has died at 37 after championing emerging and unconventional ...

With the Palais de Tokyo set to close for 18 months, it's taking a space long occupied by La Générale, a Parisian artist ...

Ahead of its December opening, the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi has chosen Valerie Hillings as its inaugural director.

Musings on the cultural “turnover pulse,” artists question the Yucatán Biennial, bad news at the Bushwick Daily.

National Gallery accused of segregating security staff, Gagosian downsizes, Yves Bouvier sues over a $9M Picasso, and more.

A Scottish architect is calling for an independent body to handle the reconstruction of the Mackintosh Building at the ...

The Aspen Art Fair returns with blue-chip galleries and strong sales, offering a window into the town's culture of patronage ...

Art Basel negotiates lower rent with the city of Miami Beach. Plus: Paul Durand-Ruel's Monet heads to auction and more.

Eminem has consigned over 100 pairs of sneakers for a charity auction benefiting his Marshall Mathers Foundation.

Experts at Santa Clara University have developed the AI Provenance Assistant to help researchers track down looted art.

Fra Angelico’s first major large-scale work, a Virgin and Child altarpiece, has returned to San Domenico in Fiesole fully ...