Are Chinese Collectors Turning China’s New Art Into a Global Asset?

All eyes are on Sotheby's April 5 sale in Hong Kong.

Artnet Asks: Collector and Designer Tomas Maier

Cranach, Holbein, Twombly, Agnes Martin, and Judd excite the designer.

Crimean Museum Plans Photography Exhibition Chronicling Russian Incursion

The show is "Thirty Days That Shook the Crimea: Chronicling the Crimean Crisis of 2014."

Is There Still Life in the Still Life Genre? Yes, and OUTLET’s New Show Proves It

The exhibition "Still.Life" proves the art historical style's enduring vitality.

In Praise of Unfashionable Art, Or Let the Artwork Convince You Not the Artist’s Brand

It's time to reconsider once-popular artists like Jules Olitski and James Brooks.

New York’s Jewish Museum on a Laurie Simmons Buying Spree Ahead of 2015 Show

Seven of her photographs have entered the collection in the last year.

Why Is Our Era’s Greatest Art Movement Missing from the Whitney Biennial?

Internet art makes a fleeting appearance this year and has consistently been ignored.

Van Gogh Painting Seized by Bolsheviks Will Stay at Yale

The court cited the "act of state" doctrine in its decision.

Robert Mapplethorpe Takes Over Paris, Are the French Ready?

The Grand Palais and Musée Rodin delve deep into the American photographer's oeuvre.

“Degenerate Art” Show at the Neue Galerie Exposes Paradox of Nazi Prejudice

Nolde, Belling, and Barlach were praised by the Nazis and labeled "degenerates."

Chelsea Galleries in Colorful Spring Bloom, Jorge Pardo, Friedrich Kunath, Onnasch Collection and Other Must See Shows

Don't miss these essential exhibitions at ZieherSmith, Hauser & Wirth, and elsewhere.

New York’s 11 Most Beautiful Public Art Shows for Spring

From Queens to Brooklyn Bridge Park, the city's green spaces are sprouting art.

Dallas to Remove Public Art Rather Than Pay to Maintain It

“Impolite” YBA Sarah Lucas Will Represent Britain at the 2015 Venice Biennale