Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg Director Markus Brüderlin Passes Away

London to Get its Own High Line?

Cézanne’s Entire Oeuvre Goes Digital

Carsten Nicolai Lights up World’s Seventh Tallest Building During Art Basel in Hong Kong

Mark Your Calendars: The 36th Annual Museum Mile Takes Place on June 10

In Bill Cunningham’s Photos, New York Wears Its Landmarks on Its Sleeve

How the photographer made a case for architectural preservation, beautifully.

Dutch Government Returns Paintings to Heirs of Holocaust Victims

For Sale, $32 Million Asking Price: Who Wants to Live in China Institute’s UES Townhouse?

The institution is moving Downtown and expanding its programming.

Arts Community Responds to Threats to Cut the Sydney Biennale’s Government Funding

Italy’s Gustav Klimt Theft Investigation Reopened After 17 Years

Heated Lawsuit Between Cy Twombly Foundation Directors Reaches Settlement

Little Prince Was a New York Baby, Not a French Bébé

Major Morgan Library exhibition shines new light on Saint-Exupéry's masterpiece.

Is Nazi Loot Among Berggruen Collection’s Modern Masterworks?

In the post-Gurlitt call to find German Nazi loot, Berlin's Berggruen Collection is under scrutiny.

Ai Weiwei Asks Chinese President to Visit His Berlin Show