In an exclusive extract from his new Edward Hopper biography, Louis Shadwick tracks down the original works—many reproduced in popular periodicals of the time, with instructions for copying—that formed the basis of all Hopper’s oil paintings before he enrolled in art school

The nine-day event will take over South Kensington's cultural quarter next summer, bringing together artists from India and its diaspora

Abstract works by the Swedish artist are rare to auction, but Ser III No.5 from 1920 will be sold at Bukowskis next month estimated around $600,000 to $800,000

The unfinished painting’s mysterious origins were further complicated by a family betrayal during the Second World War and, now, competing claims

While protests occurred outside the ball, the museum announced an anonymous £30m donation toward its masterplan redevelopment project

Bonami aims to “catalyse artistic energy” and “search for the best projects” for the institution, which is funded by billionaire Leonid Mikhelson’s V-A-C Foundation

Originally due to open in 2027, then 2028, the project in the southern state of Paraná, where the government changed in the recent election, has been further delayed

The billionaire collector’s decision means the prestigious temporary exhibition programme at the palazzo is coming to an end

The artist-dealer launched the careers of some of India’s greatest art stars working today

Kuala Lumpur's inaugural Art KL and the opening of Muara Arts will boost the country's burgeoning sector

A forecast generational shift in art ownership is fuelling a new sales pitch—but buying art as an investment remains a gamble

More than 60 artists have donated work including Genieve Figgis, Alvaro Barrington, Joshua Donkor and Sanya Kantarovsky

‘Acting Like Women’ is a deep dive into Los Angeles art and activism of the 1970s and 80s

The photographer who documented the city’s subway art discusses what happens when underground culture becomes big business—and the importance of graffiti in the era of Donald Trump

Commissioned and produced by Wesleyan University in Connecticut, the work explores nationhood and freedom

Shows at Paris’s Musée de Montmartre and the Hepworth Wakefield celebrate the big top's enduring influence on artists

The Impressionist’s ‘Dance at the Moulin de la Galette’, owned by the Musée D’Orsay, is on view at the National Gallery until January 2027

The reported acquisition of a work suggests that the London museum is revising its opinion of the late artist

Leather seating from London's National Gallery has crossed the Atlantic to Connecticut

The US artist and activist is helping the Stockholm brand celebrate its 30th anniversary in style

Our correspondent Martin Bailey visits the blockbuster show on its first day to see what the experience is really like for the paying public

A painting of Igor Tulchinsky is on display within the museum’s blockbuster Bayeux Tapestry show

Likely commissioned in France but made in England, the tapestry could have been called ‘the Canterbury Embroidery’ joked the King in a speech

As the British Museum opens its decades-in-the-making exhibition of the nearly 1,000-year-old embroidery, we pored over its past and present journey

CORI Hornbaek Hotel, just outside Copehagen, brings together brings together contemporary art, Mediterranean élan and the local speciality—hygge

The jewellery house and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris are partnering to restore thousands of the designer's sketches and personal documents

Santiago Lastra is combining a love for the artist and his home cuisine in London this summer

Nomad co-founder and director Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte describes the fair as “a resort concept”

“Castrato Phantoms” explores the artistic legacy of a cruel historic practice that saw young boys mutilated in order to create distinctive singing voices in later life

The study explores how Valleyer-Coster cultivated an elite clientele in a turbulent France while navigating the pressures placed on women artists

Jennifer Higgie’s new novel meanwhile takes a very different approach to the life and legacy of the English artist, who spent much of his life in psychiatric institutions

A new book explores how Alan Dunn poked fun at 20th-century American architecture over this five-decade cartooning career

The Japanese art form has a fervent and wide-reaching community around it, which the New York museum has incorporated in its process

Cultural institutions must avoid falling into the trap of treating art as a visitor attraction

Charles Asprey has shown courage and imagination by donating works to the tiny and remote Pier Arts Centre, instead of one of the UK’s prestigious London-based institutions

From a contested Richard Prince to the disputed Veroneses, La Serenissima remains one of the best places to see works of art formerly at the centre of legal controversies

A celebrity in his own right who also created riotous portraits of many famous and powerful people, Max made images that became inseparable from the legacy of the Summer of Love and countercultural movement

Through her sinuous approach to the human figure, Cabrera forged a distinctive sculptural language and challenged conventions

Through his art, Mansour was a pioneering force of Palestinian cultural resistance

Over a four-decade career, the French art critic and curator profoundly influenced contemporary art institutions in Switzerland and France