Collector and columnist Adam Lindemann writes about what Marcel Duchamp has to teach people involved in the art market.

At the Venice Biennale 2026, private sales and collector events are reshaping the myth of a market-free exhibition.

An analysis of the major themes shaping the global biennial circuit: post-colonial narratives, political geography, ...

The Hepworth Wakefield in the U.K. will host "The Hodge Podge," a playful exhibition curated by Jarvis Cocker and Kim Sion.

Ideas of alchemy and transformation have shaped Latin American art. A new exhibition in Monterrey, Mexico, explores how.

After discovering she has aphantasia, artist Isabel Nolan is rethinking creativity, memory, and imagination ahead of the ...

Kenny Schachter Kenny is an artist, writer, and lecturer. Co-author of The NFT Book (2023), he writes for major publications, and had a midcareer survey at the Francisco Carolinum Museum in Austria in ...

Bridges Over Magma" at Galerie Schimming takes inspiration from human connection and the city of Hamburg itself.

Annie Armstrong is a writer and reporter based out of New York City. She has been on staff with Artnet News since 2021, when she was brought on to helm "Wet Paint", a weekly gossip column of original ...

On April 30, visionary German Neo-Expressionist painter Georg Baselitz died peacefully in his home—after nearly 90 years of ...

This week, Ben Davis speaks to Artnet reporter Jo Lawson-Tancred about the state of biennials today within the larger art ...

I analyzed 130 global biennials and more than 15,000 artists over the course of four years. Here's what the numbers say.