Working closely with Murano’s master glassmakers, Peter Kogler transforms his signature motifs into fragile, luminous glass objects.

Gagosian’s Brice Marden show arrives as his auction market struggles. Can a blockbuster and new catalogue raisonné reset his market?

At Nicolas Auvray Gallery, J. Margulis extends the legacy of Venezuelan kinetic art pioneers like Carlos Cruz-Diez and Jesús ...

Adam Lindemann talks to convicted fraudster Inigo Philbrick about his experience in prison, and his biggest regrets.

A long-lost painting by the American Surrealist Gertrude Abercrombie that was picked up at a Michigan estate sale could net ...

John Wilson has made a film about concrete. Typical of the documentarian’s style—as seen in How To With John Wilson—it’s not a linear affair.

Reviews of 10 New York gallery shows opening the fall art season, from Yvonne Jacquette's aerial landscapes to George Rouy's ...

MCH Group reports significant revenue growth in 2026, V&A workers annouce further strike action, and Sotheby's gets an apartment in Paris.

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A video shared online from inside the Uffizi shows a steady stream of water pouring over the Caravaggio painting from a window directly above. Six other works in the gallery of 17th-century art were ...

This is a re-air of my interview with the artist Arthur Jafa. It came out earlier in the year, but with his much-anticipated career retrospective, Arthur Jafa, I Am Tony, now abou ...

As the Iran War drags on, many in the art trade are weighing up whether to head to Abu Dhabi for its inaugural Frieze fair.