Today's Artnet Bulletin: a $10M fund fighting Trump's D.C. makeover, a history of art since 9/11, a sharp new show on ...

Introduced in 1995, the Gallery Network is an online platform that connects galleries and collectors from around the world. As the first network of its kind, it attracts long-standing clients from the ...

In her second solo show at Huxley-Parlour, Sarah Schlesinger strips away the horizon line from the seascape genre.

Artist Tala Madani on her new show at David Kordansky, the messy business of painting, and the tension between minimalism and ...

After moving to Spencertown, New York, in 1970, Ellsworth Kelly worked on a bigger scale, 10 such works will be installed at ...

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

A long-lost portrait by Diego Velázquez of Philip IV's prime minister, Gaspar de Guzmán, was discovered by chance in late ...

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 ...