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an image of a painting of cats at a table

Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita Was the Toast of 1920s Paris. Now His Market Is Roaring

Japanese-French artist Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita's market has renewed energy thanks to a reassessment by collectors.

by Eileen Kinsella

Art History
An oil-on-canvas polyptych, The Life of Christ (1911–1912) by Emil Nolde, featuring nine Expressionist panels centered on the Crucifixion. The work was displayed by the Nazis in the 1937 "Degenerate Art" exhibition

The Disturbing Lessons of the 1937 ‘Degenerate Art’ Show

7 points to keep in mind when the specter of the 1937 "Entartete Kunst," or "Degenerate Art" show, is invoked today.

by Ben Davis

Art & Exhibitions
Wayne Thiebaud’s painting of assorted pie slices on plates, rendered in bright pastel tones and expressive brushstrokes.

10 Unmissable Museum Shows to Catch in London

From Kerry James Marshall at the Royal Academy to Wayne Thiebaud at the Courtauld, here are ten must-see museum shows in London.

by Margaret Carrigan & Vivienne Chow & Jo Lawson-Tancred & Naomi Rea

Art & Exhibitions

6 Surreal Highlights from the ‘Mind’s Garden’ of Magritte and Les Lalanne

by William Van Meter

Art Fairs

Frieze Adds Abu Dhabi Art Fair, as Competition in the Gulf Intensifies

by Margaret Carrigan

Kenny Schachter

There’s a New Sheriff in Town: Kenny Schachter on Judd, Community, and Car Trouble in Marfa

by Kenny Schachter

Museums & Institutions
A photo of a grand neoclassical building in Paris with a symmetrical façade, tall arched ground-floor openings, and rows of evenly spaced windows topped by dormers with mansard roofs; the scene is taken from a wide plaza bordered by elegant historic architecture and a nearby café terrace.

Inside Fondation Cartier’s Shape-Shifting New Paris Museum by Jean Nouvel

by Sarah Cascone

Art World

Art & Exhibitions
women standin a row holding their breasts, they are outside under grey skies

Behind the Scenes of Marina Abramović’s Four-Hour Erotic Epic

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Archaeology & History
Tourists gather around the ancient Roman Colosseum under a clear blue sky, its arches bathed in sunlight.

Rome’s Colosseum Opens Secret Emperor’s Passageway for the First Time

by Richard Whiddington

Gallery Network
Detail of an abstract cubist portrait with bright yellow, orange, and black geometric shapes forming a stylized face, framed in gold with white matting.

Take a Closer Look at These 5 Highlights Set to Star at Showplace

by Artnet Gallery Network

Artnet Auctions
Pop art portrait featuring a woman’s face in overlapping color blocks of lavender, yellow, and magenta, screen printed in Andy Warhol’s signature style.

Explore the Evolution of Pop Art in 6 Movement-Defining Artworks

by Artnet Auctions

Market

Wet Paint
A light-filled gallery shows small artworks on the wall, with trees outside the window.

Acclaimed Painter Opens Art Space, U.K. Gallery Results Unsettle, and More Juicy Art World Gossip

by Annie Armstrong

Auctions
A painting by René Magritte shows a jockey on a black horse in a mysterious landscape, with several giant white balusters sprouting branches as if they were tall trees

A $12 Million Magritte Leads Sotheby’s Sale of a Shopping Mall Magnate’s Collection

by Brian Boucher

Auctions
A line drawing shows two smiling faces side by side

Henri Matisse Drawings Rake in More Than $2.5 Million at Auction

by Brian Boucher

Auctions
A painting by Bob Ross shows a winter landscape with a cottage and pine trees, the sky lit pink and yellow

Public Television Forced to Sell Off Bob Ross Paintings After Congress Slashes Funds

by Brian Boucher

Podcast

The Art Angle
Close-up view of a bronze statue of a seated man resting his chin on his hand in a contemplative pose against a white sky.

The Silent Emergency Facing Museums

by Sonia Manalili & Kate Brown

The Art Angle
Man in a suit holding a champagne glass, smiling at the camera against a plain background.

Art World Infamy: Inigo Philbrick – Golden Boy (Ep. 2)

by Sonia Manalili & Eileen Kinsella

Art Market Minute
Visitor overlooking the Grand Palais during an international art fair, featured in Art Market Minute’s global art industry coverage.

Who Gets To Be a VVIP?

by Sonia Manalili & Margaret Carrigan

The Art Angle
Auctioneer at Christie’s conducting a sale of Jeff Koons’s silver Rabbit sculpture, with price on screen and large audience watching

Art World Infamy: Inigo Philbrick – Asset Class (Ep. 1)

by Sonia Manalili & Eileen Kinsella

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Art & Exhibitions
women standin a row holding their breasts, they are outside under grey skies

Behind the Scenes of Marina Abramović’s Four-Hour Erotic Epic

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Archaeology & History
Tourists gather around the ancient Roman Colosseum under a clear blue sky, its arches bathed in sunlight.

Rome’s Colosseum Opens Secret Emperor’s Passageway for the First Time

by Richard Whiddington

Wet Paint
A light-filled gallery shows small artworks on the wall, with trees outside the window.

Acclaimed Painter Opens Art Space, U.K. Gallery Results Unsettle, and More Juicy Art World Gossip

by Annie Armstrong

Auctions
A painting by René Magritte shows a jockey on a black horse in a mysterious landscape, with several giant white balusters sprouting branches as if they were tall trees

A $12 Million Magritte Leads Sotheby’s Sale of a Shopping Mall Magnate’s Collection

by Brian Boucher

Gallery Network
Detail of an abstract cubist portrait with bright yellow, orange, and black geometric shapes forming a stylized face, framed in gold with white matting.

Take a Closer Look at These 5 Highlights Set to Star at Showplace

by Artnet Gallery Network

Artnet Auctions
Pop art portrait featuring a woman’s face in overlapping color blocks of lavender, yellow, and magenta, screen printed in Andy Warhol’s signature style.

Explore the Evolution of Pop Art in 6 Movement-Defining Artworks

by Artnet Auctions

The Art Angle
Close-up view of a bronze statue of a seated man resting his chin on his hand in a contemplative pose against a white sky.

The Silent Emergency Facing Museums

by Sonia Manalili & Kate Brown

Gallery Network
A child wearing a tan jacket and jeans bends forward to look closely at large animal-themed artworks, including a bear, deer, and wolf, displayed on a white gallery wall.

The Affordable Art Fair Makes Its Boston Debut

by Artnet Gallery Network

Auctions
A line drawing shows two smiling faces side by side

Henri Matisse Drawings Rake in More Than $2.5 Million at Auction

by Brian Boucher

Art & Exhibitions
A photo of a smiling man in a light blue button-down shirt standing beneath an archway labeled “VANDERBILT HALL,” holding a book that reads “DEAR NEW YORK.”

‘Humans of New York’ Transforms Grand Central Into a Monumental Photo Show

by Sarah Cascone

Museums & Institutions
A photo of the facade of the Hispanic Society of America Museum and Library, an elegant Beaux-Arts building with tall Corinthian columns, arched windows, and a triangular pediment decorated with classical carvings. The stone exterior is inscribed with names of notable Spanish figures, including Cervantes and Lope de Vega. Two stone lion statues flank the entrance, adding to the building’s stately and monumental presence.

Hispanic Society Museum Is Selling Dozens of Old Master Paintings

by Richard Whiddington

Auctions
A painting by Bob Ross shows a winter landscape with a cottage and pine trees, the sky lit pink and yellow

Public Television Forced to Sell Off Bob Ross Paintings After Congress Slashes Funds

by Brian Boucher

Artnet Auctions
Black-and-white photograph by Peter Beard showing two young cheetah cubs in the grass at Mweiga near Nyeri, Kenya, taken in 1968. One cub lies down facing the viewer while the other sits upright beside it, both with expressive, alert gazes. The background fades softly into a dark horizon beneath a pale, open sky. Handwritten captions border the image, noting its title and location. The photo combines naturalistic wildlife portraiture with an artistic, documentary sensibility.

Four Photographers Documenting the Majesty and Menace of the Natural World

by Artnet Auctions

Gallery Network
A large vertical banner reading “My Home Is Your Home” in English, Arabic, and Italian hangs from the façade of a historic Venetian building with ornate Gothic windows and small balconies. The banner advertises the Qatar Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale, promoting free entry to the exhibition.

In Venice, Architects, Curators, and Scholars Are Rethinking Architecture

by Artnet Gallery Network

Auctions
a couple at a dinner table

Bing Crosby’s Personal Treasures—From Fine Art to Fabergé—Go to Auction

by Richard Whiddington