Simon Fraser University near Vancouver will open its new Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum in September

The nomadic art biennial will head to a new country for its 17th edition

The human-resources, talent and recruiting agency Verge helps institutions reach their long-term goals through a bit of introspection

Special tours of No.10 Downing Street are due to take place next month, as part of the popular Open House festival

Gagosian and Pace packed up shop in the Bay Area—now Hauser & Wirth is the latest mega-gallery to give Silicon Valley a go

Famous for its high-end ski resorts, the Colorado town has become a major arts destination

The 13th edition will open in September, coinciding with Frieze London and Frieze Masters

The Art Market Integrity Act proposed by a bipartisan group of US lawmakers would bring US regulation in line with Europe and the UK

The World Monuments Fund is now exploring ways to re-engage in the country, after cultural institutions spent years starved of resources and international support

After overhauling the Uffizi Galleries and running for mayor of Florence, Schmidt is now making his mark in a new destination

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is helping 30 congregations shore up their buildings and share their stories, with their communities and the world

Developments at the public funding body are expected to impact almost 1,000 arts and culture organisations

The sixth edition of the sprawling exhibition on the English coast includes sculptures, immersive installations and films by 18 artists

The late monarch's wedding and coronation dresses will form part of a 200-piece exhibition at the King's Gallery, opening in Spring 2026

Jane and Louise Wilson’s work will go on show at site of Roman temple in the heart of London

The Raphaelite figure's great-grandson has loaned over 150 works on paper

Our data has been up for grabs for years, but for many the prospect of AI being trained on users’ files was a step too far

The Trump administration’s defunding of the arts has more than symbolic significance

Protestors are taking high personal risks with the aim of affecting policy and corporate responsibility to make clear the scale of the looming climate catastrophe

Gallerists are varied in how they are approaching the popular month for travel during a period of softer demand

The book explores how the British artist's mother was her most trusted sitter and Paul's thoughts on Lucian Freud’s depictions of her during their relationship

This comprehensive reader on the second edition in 2020 considers how the independent-minded institution is placing Pakistan’s artists in an international context as well as helping them thrive in a complex political environment

A revised edition of a 2020 book looks at the problems associated with a "white, male and middle class" cultural arena in the UK

The publication on a 17th-century shipwreck reveals transatlantic connections and the complexities of underwater archaeology

The managing director of one of the most admired imprints for illustrated art books, who has died aged 84, was a master of the integration of text and pictures with a beatnik streak and a desire to democratise access to the arts

The Birmingham-born artist, who drew on the city’s industrial iconography in his 1960s breakthrough work, was closest among his British contemporaries to the US Pop Art scene

As founder of the influential Galerie Ulysses in Vienna, he established a market for the work of Austrian and German artists in the US as well as championing architects and designers

The Brazilian artist captured whole societies in his teeming, panoramic images, and used multimedia storytelling as environmental activism

Ahead of the publication of a new edition of Homer’s epics—which he has illustrated—the artist also explains why he switches mediums for different books

Our books editor picks out some of the highlights of the months ahead

The best publications to learn all about the artist, from a renowned novelist's essay to a comprehensive catalogue raisonné—selected by the Munch museum curator Trine Otte Bak Nielsen

An exclusive extract by Adam Gopnik on the Armenian American painter, taken from a collection of essays about the artist’s time in New York City

Vivienne Schadinsky, artist-in-residence at OmVed Gardens, in north London has used the two-acre plot as a “living laboratory” to make ink paintings, films, sculptures and prints devoted to beans and their ecology

Opening in May 2026, thirty works will be dotted around the 320-acre Unesco World Heritage site

The multidisciplinary artist mixes nature, architecture and art to grand effect at his foundation’s three locations: a castle, a sculpture park and a 17th-century house

Inspired by a visit to Naoshima art island in Japan, a US collector has commissioned a compelling group of site-specific installations

The finale of the artist’s ‘Triumph of Art’ project involved performances and participatory projects that invited people to have fun—and speak out

The social media satirist behind the popular digital persona told The Art Newspaper she was eyeing up new art world projects—but she may not be leaving Insta just yet

Rocketship painter puts Chinese moon goddess in the heavens

“Modigliani – Three Days on the Wing of Madness” has so far received some scathing reviews

The media artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) increasingly sees his interactive video sculptures—one of which goes on show this month at the SXSW London festival and another at The Shed in New York—and social media posts as public art

Anadol will reimagine the Argentine megastar’s famous 2009 header as a data sculpture which will be sold at Christie’s

Berlin-based Michael Najjar has been working with scientists in Greenland to tell stories with images designed to replace familiar memes of environmental journalism

The California institution is one of the top five museums for social media growth in the world in the past year. We spoke to the museum's director of digital and social content strategy