Kenny Schachter
A person in a frog costume holds a bright green sign reading “FROGS ARTISTS DEALERS COLLECTORS TOGETHER STRONG” in front of the entrance sign for Frieze London.

Inigo Philbrick Has a New Venture, and Diddy’s $21 Million Kerry James Marshall Has a New Owner: Kenny Schachter Tells All

Fresh from a sojourn in Marfa, columnist Kenny Schachter is back with scoops on Inigo Philbrick, Diddy's Kerry James Marshall, and more.

by Kenny Schachter

Art Fairs
A large crowd explores an art exhibition inside a grand, glass-domed hall with intricate green ironwork and natural lighting

Your Go-To Guide to All the Art Fairs in Paris This Week

From the tentpole event Art Basel, to a new crop of dealer-run affairs, we've got the definitive guide to all of the art fairs in Paris.

by Artnet News

Art & Exhibitions
A painting composed of evenly spaced vertical stripes in alternating pastel and bright colors, including pink, orange, green, blue, and gold.

In Paris for Art Week? Here Are 5 Must-See Museum Shows

From Bridget Riley at Musee d'Orsay to the much anticipated grand opening of Jean Nouvel's Fondation Cartier, here's our pick of shows to see.

by Naomi Rea & Cathy Fan & Margaret Carrigan

Art World
A woman, Spanish artist Berta De la Rosa, stands in warm sunlight before a blue wooden door marked “La Caseta Blava” in Mallorca. She gazes upward, her hair pulled back, wearing a patterned halter dress. The stone walls behind her evoke the rustic charm of Deià, where La Residencia, A Belmond Hotel, hosts the “Artists in Residencia” program.

Inside La Residencia: A Sanctuary for Artists on the Coast of Mallorca

by Artnet News in Partnership With Belmond

Museums & Institutions
A photograph shows the Princeton University Art Museum at dusk.

One of America’s Oldest Art Collections Gets a Stunning New Home

by Brian Boucher

Artists
American artist Robert Rauschenberg (1925–2008) sits smiling in front of one of his large-scale mixed-media paintings during an exhibition of his work at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, March 1977. (Photo by Jack Mitchell/Getty Images)

Robert Rauschenberg at 100: How the Relentless Experimenter Rewired American Art

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Law & Politics

Louvre Heist Damages Estimated at $102 Million

by Margaret Carrigan

Art World

Art World
four people in front of the Mona Lisa

The Louvre Closed to the Public After the Heist. These Americans Got a Private Tour

by Katya Kazakina

Artists

Bharti Kher Makes a Powerful Return to Painting: ‘I Wanted to Break This Sort of Spell’

by Cathy Fan

Gallery Network
An abstract painting wrought in mulitple shades of blue, with circular shapes oriented in the middle of the canvas at a diagonal, with darker blue squares behind it

How Do You Paint Opera Music? A New Show Reveals Lynne Drexler’s Novel Approach

by Artnet Gallery Network

Art World
Takashi Murakami poses playfully with hands raised in front of a large, brightly colored installation featuring whimsical pink and red cartoon-like forms with bold swirling patterns and oversized eyes

Takashi Murakami Goes Maximal for His New Collab With Louis Vuitton

by Richard Whiddington

Market

Auctions
Taiwanese singer Jay Chou holds a microphone out high with his right hand on a stage before a blue-tinged stadium filled with people.

Mandopop Icon Jay Chou Curates Two Dazzling Sales of Art and Memorabilia

by Vittoria Benzine

Auctions
Jim Henson with bushy brown beard his cartoonish green puppet frog

Jim Henson’s Beloved Puppets and Props Go to Auction for the First Time

by Richard Whiddington

Galleries
an image of the gallery facade in Venice in 2013

Los Angeles Dealer Peter Goulds Was a Maverick for 50 Years. Now He’s Pivoting

by Eileen Kinsella

Galleries
an image of Diebenkorn in his studio

Gagosian Gallery Now Reps Richard Diebenkorn Foundation

by Eileen Kinsella

Podcast

The Art Angle
Photo of bronze Figure of Justice statue in a courthouse

Art World Infamy: Inigo Philbrick – Nowhere to Run (Ep. 4)

by Sonia Manalili & Eileen Kinsella

Art Market Minute

London’s Sales Succeed

by Sonia Manalili & Margaret Carrigan

The Art Angle
Main One Piece characters wearing kimonos and holding umbrellas, standing together in a vibrant outdoor setting.

Manga Mania Gets Its Big Museum Moment

by Sonia Manalili & Ben Davis

The Art Angle
Photograph of a private jet on the tarmac

Art World Infamy: Inigo Philbrick – Flight Risk (Ep. 3)

by Sonia Manalili & Eileen Kinsella

Latest Articles
Auctions
Taiwanese singer Jay Chou holds a microphone out high with his right hand on a stage before a blue-tinged stadium filled with people.

Mandopop Icon Jay Chou Curates Two Dazzling Sales of Art and Memorabilia

by Vittoria Benzine

Art World
four people in front of the Mona Lisa

The Louvre Closed to the Public After the Heist. These Americans Got a Private Tour

by Katya Kazakina

Auctions
Jim Henson with bushy brown beard his cartoonish green puppet frog

Jim Henson’s Beloved Puppets and Props Go to Auction for the First Time

by Richard Whiddington

Artists

Bharti Kher Makes a Powerful Return to Painting: ‘I Wanted to Break This Sort of Spell’

by Cathy Fan

Gallery Network
An abstract painting wrought in mulitple shades of blue, with circular shapes oriented in the middle of the canvas at a diagonal, with darker blue squares behind it

How Do You Paint Opera Music? A New Show Reveals Lynne Drexler’s Novel Approach

by Artnet Gallery Network

Galleries
an image of the gallery facade in Venice in 2013

Los Angeles Dealer Peter Goulds Was a Maverick for 50 Years. Now He’s Pivoting

by Eileen Kinsella

Art World
Takashi Murakami poses playfully with hands raised in front of a large, brightly colored installation featuring whimsical pink and red cartoon-like forms with bold swirling patterns and oversized eyes

Takashi Murakami Goes Maximal for His New Collab With Louis Vuitton

by Richard Whiddington

Art & Exhibitions

Nick Cave Lands His First V.R. Monument in a Former Church in Detroit

by Min Chen

The Art Angle
Photo of bronze Figure of Justice statue in a courthouse

Art World Infamy: Inigo Philbrick – Nowhere to Run (Ep. 4)

by Sonia Manalili & Eileen Kinsella

Galleries
an image of Diebenkorn in his studio

Gagosian Gallery Now Reps Richard Diebenkorn Foundation

by Eileen Kinsella

Market
Image of a mirror room in gold

How Are Asia’s Art Markets Faring?

by Vivienne Chow

Museums & Institutions
Three fragmented ancient marble sculptures, depicting torso figures draped in flowing garments, displayed on stone pedestals within a softly lit museum setting.

Greece Blasts British Museum’s Glitzy Gala Held in Parthenon Marbles Gallery: ‘Offensive’

by Richard Whiddington

Art Fairs
Contemporary art exhibition featuring colorful geometric wall paintings, abstract sculptures on white pedestals, and a visitor wearing a fox costume in a bright gallery space.

Bonjour Milan! Paris Internationale Fair Plans Italian Edition

by Eileen Kinsella

Archaeology & History
overhead view of an archeological site

Ancient Roman City Yields Huge 2,200-Year-Old Water Basin

by Richard Whiddington

Gallery Network
A colorful, stylized vase of a blue woman in a technicolor swimsuit. Featured in the Evelyn D. Farland Collection sale at Doyle New York.

A Sneak Peek Into the Star-Studded Collection of Evelyn D. Farland, Heading to Auction at Doyle

by Artnet Gallery Network