The building’s epic art commissions play a big role, compelling visitors upwards

After fire destroyed half of the historic red-brick structure in 2024, its owners’ ambitious goal is to rebuild even faster than the French did with the Paris cathedral

Emma Shapiro and her lawyers are fighting the “loss of her artistic archive, audience, professional visibility and space for public debate”

While municipal funding covered a modest share of organisations’ expenses, it had an outsized impact in cities that increased their cultural support, a new study from DataArts shows

Winners and their booking group will receive ‘a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to stand within the ancient stones with no one else around’ before opening hours

The latest museum in the Guggenheim network will open on 11 December 2026, twenty years after its original 2006 announcement

The French Culture Ministry has budgeted €30m over three years to improve security at local museums and has issued a 33-point action plan

US president’s executive order comes after the director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History was grilled by a congressional subcommittee

A new public work by Alan Michelson and an exhibition by Leslie Wayne explore climate change and fragile ecosystems

Low, who is the creative director of Factory International in Manchester, will lead the artistic team for the prominent Australian biennial’s 26th edition

Jen Catron and Paul Outlaw’s 65ft-long “Hot Dog in the City” is back on display in New York on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the United States’ founding

Having survived his country’s numerous adversaries from Stalin to Putin, the artist has opened his first large-scale retrospective in Kyiv

Founded in 1980, the organisation has also developed a Green Manifesto to guide artist members toward a more environmentally responsible practice

The New York fair is coming back to the Park Avenue Armory with 63 exhibitors after a 'strategic pause', as executive director Kinsey Robb says the focus is on value for galleries rather than scale

The lawsuit was brought by the artist Michael A. Hayden, who created a sculpture that appears in some of the images from the series

One of the most complete fossilised skeletons of its kind beat the previous record, held by Ken Griffin’s Apex, by more than $5m

The statue, which has drawn hordes of onlookers, will remain in St James's for at least the next few weeks, with the council aiming to make a decision on its longevity by the end of summer

The portrait of the pop star, who released her latest album earlier this month, can be found in the museum's History Makers space

Long-running series of quirky advertisements for Bruno Bischofberger’s Swiss gallery has come to an end

Movie about the friendship between the artist and the supermodel gets widespread drubbing from critics

The academic Daisy Dixon discusses her new book investigating the art that has provoked outrage over the centuries

Several books out this summer use art as a springboard—we speak to some of their authors

A new reading of the life and work of Beuys is no hagiography, seeing Beuys as someone who was fiercely determined and created myths about himself

The best Courbet publications, from a comprehensive monograph to a look at how he was “a skilful media strategist”—selected by the curators Sonja Pizonka and Anna Brohm

A circular observation deck in the colonnade below the golden Civic Fame statue opened to the public last month, after a $6m restoration

Josh Kline’s viral essay highlights how creative people lose gumption in the face of financial burden, but we should all strive for community instead of competing for the wealthy’s attention

Since the opening of the late German artist's Venice show, events at the Biennale and the result of the UK's council elections have continued to expose art's vulnerability to politics

The argument that you can do good from the inside of an institution ravaged by the Trump administration no longer washes

Over six decades, the artist developed a distinctive sculptural language in Venezuela and beyond

Morris's eight decades at the easel left him among the last of the original Surrealists

The Yorkshire-born maestro had been a cultural star to reckon with, and a pioneer of new figurative formats, since making headlines at the “Young Contemporaries” exhibition in London in 1961

The Argentine-born, Paris-based artist, who died at age 97, had been hoping to attend the opening of his retrospective at Tate Modern next week

The film director Baz Luhrmann and his wife, production designer Catherine Martin, have designed the lavish interior

From Jannis Kounellis to Anselm Kiefer, a very personal art collection, asssembled by the De Santis family, is now on view in the 1930s villa