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Study Says Women Museum Directors Earn 29 Percent Less Than Male Counterparts

Venice Biennale Moves to May, Encroaching on Frieze NY Slot

France to Return Nazi-Looted Paintings as ‘The Monuments Men’ Premieres

The Essentials: David Peddles Rifles, NYC Unaffordable for Artists, and Everything You Need to Start Your Week

From Michelangelo's David hawking rifles to New York's unaffordable studios, all the links you need to start your week off right.

British Museum’s Audience Soars, Tate Modern’s Dips in 2013

Week in Review: Steve McQueen, Humor at the Armory, the Whitney Biennial, and the Week’s Other Top Stories

artnet News's top stories from the week that was.

The Buzz on John Bock (Literally) at the Independent Art Fair

The Final Brucennial Opens With Beer, Bacon, and Bullish Performance Art

The latest edition of the Brucennial, the Bruce High Quality Foundation's inclusive exhibition, is open in the Meatpacking District.

The (Art) Net: Best of Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Beyond

A Night of Music and Mayhem at MoMA’s Armory Party

A Possible Resolution to Censorship Protests at Georgia’s Zuckerman Museum

With Mounting Delays, Will Berlin Airport’s Public Art Grow Stale?

Officials now estimate that the long-delayed Berlin Brandenburg International Airport (BER) will not open before 2016. Meanwhile artworks by Pae White, Matt Mullican, Olaf Nicolai, Takehito Koganezawa, Björn Melthus, and collective STOEBO sit installed and yet unseen.

Following £15 Million Extension, Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery to Reopen with Cornelia Parker Show

The gallery has been closed since September 2013.

Sydney Biennial Chairman Steps Down, Transfield Ousted as Sponsor

Germany Sued by Holocaust Survivor for Return of Seized Max Liebermann Painting