Three masked men broke into the museum in the early hours of Sunday morning and stole 27 crystal pieces, according to the local prosecutor
The Nevada Museum of Art puts sustainability at its core
Since its foundation in 1931, the institution has promoted climate action across all its activities
July Book Bag: from a selection of US folk art to a closer look at the work of YBA Gary Hume
Our round-up of the latest art publications
A new biography looks at how Michael Andrews shifted from slow burner to innovative creator
The School of London artist, equally at home in Soho society and rural Scotland, was also a noted painter of celebrities
Joseph Beuys was ambitious, ‘perhaps to the point of megalomania’, says a new book about the German artist
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
Our books editor dips into some recent art-historical fiction
Topics covered in the publications range from a Renaissance sculptress and Baroque Rome to 1930s Manchester and Frida Kahlo
Sotheby’s partners with the Virgil Abloh Foundation to sell a set of rare prints to fund university scholarships
The pieces come from a beloved 2015 collaboration between Abloh and his alma mater, the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Raven Halfmoon brings her giant doubles to Ballroom Marfa
The Oklahoma-based artist’s first travelling exhibition lands in Donald Judd’s West Texas
When two become one: the complex dance of museum mergers
The Neue Galerie’s merger with the Met—the world’s fourth-largest museum—serves as a recent example of a smaller US institution uniting with a larger neighbour
Experts blame extensive earthquake damage in Venezuela on decades of government neglect
Numerous heritage sites were among the 58,000 buildings destroyed by the deadly twin earthquakes last month