Sun, sea, sand—and art: luxury hotel in Crete commissions works in response to the island
The G. & A. Mamidakis Foundation has taken on the challenge of putting outdoor art in scorching Mediterranean conditions at the Minos Palace Resort
‘You can’t be burdened by a legacy’: James Taylor-Foster on his vision for Hong Kong’s Para Site as it turns 30
The new executive director says Hong Kong’s longest-running independent art space must widen access while rethinking what an independent institution can do in a transformed cultural landscape
The wild world of Cathy de Monchaux revealed in exhibition at Paris’s Palais de Tokyo
The artist who stormed onto the art scene in the early 1990s is only now getting her dues
Police recover eight Matisse works stolen in Brazil heist
Five pieces by the Brazilian artist Candido Portinari, taken in the same heist last December, remain missing
Frieze Seoul to move to new venue from 2027
The fair will move to Dongdaemun Design Plaza for its 2027 edition as its current home is redeveloped
Four works by Renaissance master Antonello da Messina stolen from Sicily museum
The heist, which included several San Gregorio altarpiece panels, occurred on Saturday while the town was celebrating Assumption Day
Mary Heilmann, fearless colourist and singular abstract painter, has died, aged 86
A Californian through and through, but based in New York for most of her life, she took lessons from ceramics, design, Post-Minimalism, hard-edged abstraction and more, synthesising them into something […]
Human skull featuring elaborate mosaic ornamentation repatriated to Mexico
Likely reassembled in modern times, the skull was returned by the Netherlands following a grassroots campaign; it will go on display at a community museum in Oaxaca
Buyers sue London’s Alison Jacques gallery over cancelled sale of Monica Sjöö paintings
Yoed and Natasha Anise’s first-ever art purchase unravelled after the artist’s estate allegedly decided they are not sufficiently serious collectors
Chinese museums ordered to strengthen emergency protocols following blackouts and incidents of overcrowding
Issues at the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi’an and the Zhejiang Museum have prompted the National Cultural Heritage Administration to put out a notice
