Surrealism is having a moment in London. From Gagosian’s Magritte survey to Nicole Eisenman and Louis Fratino, see the shows ...

Native American installation artist Cannup Hanska Luger uses place as a medium. His latest material? A charged cave in ...

Pop-ism” brings together Warhol, Haring, Chamberlain, and more in the city where Pop art first took shape in the mid-1950s.

Art market economist Clare McAndrew on Gen Z spending, A.I. discovery tools, and why collectors are playing it safe.

Pope Leo hosts museum directors, a British Museum bowl shatters, the Kennedy Center names an artistic director, and more.

Two Pierre-Auguste Renoir paintings stolen from a museum in the French Riviera last month have been recovered, local officials said. Six suspects were arrested.

A critic revisits Arthur Jafa's New Museum retrospective "I Am Tony," asking how his landmark works read after the Woke 1.0 era ...

There are two times of the year when London comes alive and its streets are full of buzz (and traffic): the last week of June ...

Sotheby’s offers the $100M Baum collection, Santa Fe Invitational debuts, gallery closures, and more art industry intel.

Kundry' by Avery Singer, bought for $2.1 million in 2022, hammered at $190,000 at Sotheby’s—a 91 percent loss before selling ...

The Whitney Museum's Roy Lichtenstein retrospective is a quiet, slippery, and remarkable triumph. You should see it.

London's V&A has acquired an exceptionally rare Victorian selfie by Julia Margaret Cameron's sister Mia Jackson.