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Art and Law

$300 Million Worth of Work by Anselm Kiefer and Other German Artists Has Mysteriously Gone Missing in China

Hundreds of artworks on loan from a single private collector have disappeared.

By Kate Brown, 2 days ago

Art and Law

Picasso’s Former Electrician Has Been Found Guilty—Again—for Hoarding Up to 271 of the Artist’s Works in His Garage

He previously offered a few hard-to-believe stories explaining how he came to own the works.

By Caroline Elbaor, 2 days ago

Politics

Beijing Censors Have Forbidden the Ullens Center From Staging a Survey on the Chinese-American Artist Hung Liu

The show was scheduled to open in December.

By Taylor Dafoe, 2 days ago

Art World

Art Industry News: Lloyd Blankfein Compares His Highly Personal Attack on Elizabeth Warren to ‘Impressionist Art’ + Other Stories

Plus, the latest on the quest to recover Cattelan's stolen gold toilet and the Met hires rising star curator Denise Murrell.

By Artnet News, 2 days ago

Art World

Anthony Blunt, the Royal Art Curator Who Was Actually a Soviet Spy, Has a Surprising Star Turn in Netflix’s ‘The Crown’

Anthony Blunt was publicly revealed as a Soviet spy in 1979 and stripped of his knighthood.

By Caroline Elbaor, 2 days ago

Auctions

Christie’s Will Sell Art From the Estate of Tastemaker and Legendary Met Board Member Jayne Wrightsman

The sale is expected to make more than $8 million.

By Eileen Kinsella, 2 days ago

Exhibitions

Anti-Oil Activists Gatecrash the British Museum’s 'Troy' Exhibition With a Sticky Performance

Special guests and the museum's trustees arrived at the VIP opening to find performers dressed as oil-stained Greek gods and goddesses.

By Naomi Rea, 2 days ago

People

It’s Never Too Late: 20 Art-World Superstars Who Only Found Success Long After Others Would Have Given Up

Sometimes it takes a while to hit your stride.

By Artnet News, 3 days ago

Galleries

Art Dealer Eva Presenhuber Is Expanding Her Footprint With a Second Location in Zürich

The Swiss powerhouse dealer is opening the new space in a 19th-century building.

By Kate Brown, 3 days ago

People

‘We Had to Do It For Ourselves’: Legendary Gallerist and Artist Suzanne Jackson on Why the Art World Has Never Gotten Her Story Right

Ahead of the artist's first New York solo show, at Ortuzar Projects, she speaks to Artnet News about her newfound acclaim.

By Melissa Smith, 3 days ago

Auctions

Auction Blotter: Tschabalala Self’s 3,400% Return, Michael Armitage’s Big Debut, & More Market Sparks From New York’s Day Sales

We look at seven lots that took off at New York's day sales last week—and what they tell us about where the market is headed.

By Nate Freeman, Nov 19, 2019

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Strengthening Its Partnership With South Korea, Which Has Now Given the Institution Nearly $2 Million

The country’s new gift, supporting scholarship and programs, follows a 2015 agreement that also included a hefty check.

By Brian Boucher, Nov 19, 2019

On View

In Pictures: See Inside the Louvre’s Extraordinary, Once-in-a-Lifetime Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition

With 160 works, this show will challenge your assumptions about the Renaissance master.

By Maxwell Williams, Nov 19, 2019

Art and Law

$300 Million Worth of Work by Anselm Kiefer and Other German Artists Has Mysteriously Gone Missing in China

Art and Law

Picasso’s Former Electrician Has Been Found Guilty—Again—for Hoarding Up to 271 of the Artist’s Works in His Garage

Politics

Beijing Censors Have Forbidden the Ullens Center From Staging a Survey on the Chinese-American Artist Hung Liu

Art World

Art Industry News: Lloyd Blankfein Compares His Highly Personal Attack on Elizabeth Warren to ‘Impressionist Art’ + Other Stories

Art World

Anthony Blunt, the Royal Art Curator Who Was Actually a Soviet Spy, Has a Surprising Star Turn in Netflix’s ‘The Crown’

Auctions

Christie’s Will Sell Art From the Estate of Tastemaker and Legendary Met Board Member Jayne Wrightsman

Exhibitions

Anti-Oil Activists Gatecrash the British Museum’s 'Troy' Exhibition With a Sticky Performance

People

It’s Never Too Late: 20 Art-World Superstars Who Only Found Success Long After Others Would Have Given Up

Galleries

Art Dealer Eva Presenhuber Is Expanding Her Footprint With a Second Location in Zürich

People

‘We Had to Do It For Ourselves’: Legendary Gallerist and Artist Suzanne Jackson on Why the Art World Has Never Gotten Her Story Right

Auctions

Auction Blotter: Tschabalala Self’s 3,400% Return, Michael Armitage’s Big Debut, & More Market Sparks From New York’s Day Sales

Auctions

A 14-Year-Old Charlotte Brontë Made This Tiny Book for Toy Soldiers to Read in 1830. It Just Sold For More Than $860,000

Art World

Meet the 6 Rising-Star Artists Competing for the Coveted $100,000 Hugo Boss Prize

Art World

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Strengthening Its Partnership With South Korea, Which Has Now Given the Institution Nearly $2 Million

On View

In Pictures: See Inside the Louvre’s Extraordinary, Once-in-a-Lifetime Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition

$300 Million Worth of Work by Anselm Kiefer and Other German Artists Has Mysteriously Gone Missing in China

Picasso’s Former Electrician Has Been Found Guilty—Again—for Hoarding Up to 271 of the Artist’s Works in His Garage

Beijing Censors Have Forbidden the Ullens Center From Staging a Survey on the Chinese-American Artist Hung Liu

Art Industry News: Lloyd Blankfein Compares His Highly Personal Attack on Elizabeth Warren to ‘Impressionist Art’ + Other Stories

Anthony Blunt, the Royal Art Curator Who Was Actually a Soviet Spy, Has a Surprising Star Turn in Netflix’s ‘The Crown’

Christie’s Will Sell Art From the Estate of Tastemaker and Legendary Met Board Member Jayne Wrightsman

Anti-Oil Activists Gatecrash the British Museum’s 'Troy' Exhibition With a Sticky Performance

It’s Never Too Late: 20 Art-World Superstars Who Only Found Success Long After Others Would Have Given Up

Art Dealer Eva Presenhuber Is Expanding Her Footprint With a Second Location in Zürich

‘We Had to Do It For Ourselves’: Legendary Gallerist and Artist Suzanne Jackson on Why the Art World Has Never Gotten Her Story Right

Auction Blotter: Tschabalala Self’s 3,400% Return, Michael Armitage’s Big Debut, & More Market Sparks From New York’s Day Sales

A 14-Year-Old Charlotte Brontë Made This Tiny Book for Toy Soldiers to Read in 1830. It Just Sold For More Than $860,000

Meet the 6 Rising-Star Artists Competing for the Coveted $100,000 Hugo Boss Prize

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Strengthening Its Partnership With South Korea, Which Has Now Given the Institution Nearly $2 Million

In Pictures: See Inside the Louvre’s Extraordinary, Once-in-a-Lifetime Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition

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