In today's Artnet Bulletin: historic Star Trek model lands at MIT museum, a Sound of Music museum opens in Salzburg, a MSCHF ...

Galerie Christian Lethert, Cologne, marks a milestone anniversary with all 17 of the artists who’ve made it possible.

Hilla Rebay was more than the driving force behind the Guggenheim Museum; at Independent 20th Century, her art comes into ...

Met returns art to Greece and Nigeria, British Museum bans Bayeux Tapestry photos, Barbican revives its Sculpture Court, and more.

Tashkent's Center of Contemporary Arts opens in a converted tram depot, staking Uzbekistan's claim in the global art scene.

Christie's is auctioning the collection of Herbert Lust, led by a Giacometti bronze cast estimated at $20 million to $30 ...

From haze-filled cones to rotating drone-inspired beams, the light sculptures of Anthony McCall come full circle.

The U.K. government is temporarily barring the export of an "exquisite" Renaissance sculpture valued at $6.2 million.

A charming John Singer Sargent portrait that remained hidden from public view for nearly 150 years just beat estimates at ...

Restitution law comes under scrutiny in New York, ownership dispute over Auschwitz art, and Kennedy Center's internal emails revealed.

Who should artists be looking to for guidance? The best bet may be Catherine of Bologna, a 15th century nun who was a dab hand with a brush.

Fair Warning's first fashion sale nets $3.2 million. Plus, Christie's plans Abu Dhabi auction and more must-know art market news.