Two years ago, museums fell over themselves marking 150 years since Pablo Picasso’s death. This year, they are doing the same for Robert Rauschenberg’s 100th birthday. But who is it all for?

Opening as a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas takes effect, Dima Srouji's show shares stories of a lifetime under occupation

A deal struck with the emirate's department of culture will see the brand take over the existing Abu Dhabi Art fair

Other recipients of the MacArthur Fellowships this year include the photographer Matt Black, the artist and film-maker Garrett Bradley and the social justice artist Tonika Lewis Johnson

Strong interest has resulted in the the fair having upwards of 50% more participants than anticipated, organisers say

As data from the last 150 years show, a market that thrives on free trade will have to diversify to survive

Molly McQueen has alleged that a failed property exchange makes her the rightful owner of the Abstract Expressionist masterpiece

Saffronart's latest auction in New Delhi is the largest ever held in South Asia, while Sotheby's in London made the highest price for Modernist F.N. Souza

From the Modernist art movement in Nigeria to Jennie Baptiste’s seminal works and stories of the Windrush generation in Cambridge

The opening festivities for the exhibition’s timely sixth edition were marked by protests over local ties to Israel

The museum will display around 200 works from RM’s personal collection and the museum’s holdings

If the works are found to be fakes, exhibition organisers may face criminal charges

Ibraaz, funded by the Kamel Lazaar Foundation and opening on 15 October, is a multi-disciplinary art space in Fitzrovia that seeks to address “urgent questions”

A pillar featuring detailed facial features was unearthed in Karahan Tepe near the Syrian border

The move has been met with protests and petitions in support of the museum

The city’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events has experienced turmoil since Clinée Hedspeth's appointment in March 2024

A collection of essays about the Rijksmuseum‘s show also fascinating insights into the struggle for loans and what accompanying research revealed about its 17th-century subject

Novelist Laurent Binet weaves a compelling tale of Renaissance Italy with this art historical murder mystery

This evocative tale makes a compelling case Bell, who made inroads as an artist and designer at a time when this was rare for women

The book also includes myriad accounts of the British artist's inspirational teaching techniques

Investing in meaningful action on the climate emergency can seem daunting for smaller, cash-strapped outfits, writes Louisa Buck, but it pays off in more ways than one

The inaugural British Museum Ball will raise funds for the institution’s overseas collaborations, the BM’s director says, while emphasising the importance of the historic collection’s global reach

The arts education crisis in the UK risks holding the young back from discovering what visual culture can teach us about self-expression, empathy, open-mindedness and more

The Los Angeles-based artist is spending eight hours a day on his knees at David Zwirner's 52 Walker space

Redford, an Oscar-winning actor, director and founder of the Sundance Institute, died yesterday at his home in Utah

Drexler, who was a fixture of the Pop Art scene by the early 1960s, was also a member of an all-women wrestling troupe under the pseudonym Mexican Spitfire

As well as for his iconic designs, Armani will be remembered for his broad cultural legacy

His death was announced on Sunday by the French culture minister, Rachida Dati

The Queen of Pop’s 2003 visit sparked a lawsuit—but she was spotted there again just last month

The movie star will compete against 24 other finalists including Bianca Raffaella

Warren Stephens has brought works by Cézanne, Renoir and Edgar Degas to London

A group of black-clad protesters recently gathered at “Cloud Gate” to raise awareness and call for the release of the man they claim lives inside the sculpture