Drawings by Willem de Kooning, the ‘last Old Master’, take centre stage in Chicago show
Exhibition traces how the artist’s draughtsmanship was integral to his work
Rescued mural depicting Alice’s adventures in New York wonderland back on view for first time in decades
Saved from a children’s hospital marked for demolition, the 15 surviving panels of Abram Champanier’s WPA mural are the subject of a new exhibition at the Museum of the City […]
Child damages Magritte painting with pinecone
The 1959 painting ‘The Castle of the Pyrenees’ is being restored at the Israel Museum
‘It’s a work of art’: rare, cloth-bound first edition of Wuthering Heights to be auctioned at Christie’s
The book, estimated at up to £600,000, is the first original edition to appear at auction in more than a century
Influential art world figure Joe Hage moves from the shadows to take top billing
The founder of Heni art services is behind a major Barbara Hepworth show at London’s Courtauld Gallery
‘Marks that speak across time’: rock carvings and drawings discovered in Oman
A newly discovered archaeological site has revealed a massive rock face covered in art that is believed to be ancient
Paris exhibition explores the vanishing worlds of photographer Madeleine de Sinéty
Survey at the Jeu de Paume shows the prolific photographer’s images of rural life and urban gentrification in France and the US
Comment | Georg Baselitz’s final exhibition is a warning that history is repeating itself
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
Former director of Rio’s Museu de Arte Moderna ordered to pay breach-of-contract fine
Shortly before his departure from the museum, Fábio Szwarcwald had publicly stated that it lacked fire insurance between 2006 and 2022, which the museum claims undermined its credibility
Shipwrecks linked to the ‘golden age of piracy’ discovered in the Bahamas
Three sunken pirate ships, one of which may have belonged to Henry Every, were recently found in Nassau Harbour