As censorship rises, is there a future for truly political, truth-telling art? – The Art Newspaper
President Donald J. Trump likes a list. There was a 20-point list of demands aimed at achieving the…
Almine Rech shuts London gallery and puts UK business into liquidation – The Art Newspaper
The international gallery Almine Rech has closed its space in London’s Mayfair and put its UK business into…
Picasso painting not seen in 80 years heads to auction in France – The Art Newspaper
A French auction house is selling a work by Picasso that has not been seen in public for…
World’s largest private Rembrandt collection may be fractionalised, owner reveals – The Art Newspaper
The billionaire philanthropist, financier and collector Thomas S. Kaplan is in advanced discussions to fractionalise his Leiden Collection,…
Rarely seen Walter Sickert painting to go on sale in London – The Art Newspaper
A very rarely seen painting by the British artist Walter Sickert, which was once owned by the Hollywood…
Ukraine-Russia war remains front and centre for Viennacontemporary fair exhibitors – The Art Newspaper
“The war in Ukraine feels much closer to us here than further west,” says Markus Huber, managing director…
The Art Market Isn’t Dying. The Way We Write About It Might Be.
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Why New York can be a risky place for dealers and museums to hold art – The Art Newspaper
What is happening in New York? And what does it mean for the art world? The Manhattan District…
‘Sometimes you just have to go for it’: as others close, Ben Hunter expands his London gallery – The Art Newspaper
Every week, it seems, we hear news of another gallery closure—this year alone, Clearing, Blum, TJ Boulting, to…
Guillaume Cerutti Proposes €50M EU Joint Fund for Museums
France cut €2.2B in subsidies in February this year, slashing arts funding by up to 70 percent and…