‘It’s not my best work’: Anish Kapoor sizes up his biggest-ever sculpture
And he has a message for the UK’s incoming Prime Minister
Exhibition in Bogotá shows off more than 1,000 repatriated pre-Columbian artefacts
On public view for the first time, the objects were all returned during outgoing president Gustavo Petro’s administration
Gelman Collection controversy reaches Mexican courts
Legal proceedings seek to halt a long-term loan agreement authorised by Mexican authorities concerning works by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and other national treasures
Trump’s arch clears preliminary review—and could upend years of precedent over building heights in Washington, DC
Meanwhile another giant memorial-arch project in Salt Lake City, Utah, has local residents up in arms
Auction houses made significant recoveries in 2026, ArtTactic report finds
Data from Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips shows confidence from major single-owner sales is trickling down to the rest of the art market
Phillips counts on luxury watches for sales in first half of 2026
Three timepieces are among the house’s top five highest-priced lots this year
No one is sending postcards any more—but English Heritage is fighting back
Free limited-edition postcards will be given out in the UK in an attempt to revive the custom, as research finds only 8% of adults now send a card once a […]
Bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease found in Guggenheim Museum cooling tower
The building remains safe for both visitors and employees, as city inspectors continue to test for Legionella across Manhattan’s Upper East Side
Hauser & Wirth cleared of Russian sanction charges
The gallery was charged after selling a Condo work on paper to the collector Alexander Popov
Midjourney strikes back: sued AI giant demands Hollywood’s secrets
According to a recent court filing, the company is adamant that Disney, Universal and Warner Bros reveal their internal use of artificial intelligence