At Art Basel this year, the art trade seems to be finding a new equilibrium, with sales at the invite-only opening measured and steady.

Illegal excavations at Castel di Guido, a rural Roman village outside of Rome, led Italy's Ministry of Culture to an ornate, ...

Following a sale of early Martin Margiela pieces last year, the enigmatic designer is offloading a group of rare works and ...

The Unlimited sector at Art Basel features more than 50 large-scale projects. Here's a look at the offerings, by the numbers.

Basel Social Club is back—this time part art fair, part nightclub, part sauna. And as always, it's completely free.

As Open Invitational launches its fifth art fair, recognition for artists with developmental disabilities is advancing ...

The Kyiv Pechersk Lavra monastery suffered its latest injury early this morning, when it caught fire amidst a major Russian ...

Archaeologists have begun exploring a 250-year-old merchant vessel off the Norwegian coast dubbed the “Porcelain Wreck.” ...

This year’s data suggests the art industry may be facing a talent pipeline crisis, as 1 in 2 millennial women are considering ...

Our weekly news roundup is an extension of Paint Drippings, which drops first in The Back Room, a lively recap funneling only ...

Kohei Nawa makes his L.A. solo debut with "Photon Camp" at Pace, Los Angeles, bringing together works from his most iconic ...

New research reveals why women are leaving the arts—and why fixing it falls to everyone in leadership, not just women.