Just How Youth-Obsessed Is the Art Market Right Now? Well, Phillips Is Selling the Work of a 10-Year-Old for as Much as $50,000

Just How Youth-Obsessed Is the Art Market Right Now? Well, Phillips Is Selling the Work of a 10-Year-Old for as Much as $50,000

by Caroline Elbaor , Jun 13, 2022

Ukrainian Photo Exhibit in Chelsea Vandalized, Curator Attacked

by Sarah Cascone , Oct 6, 2014

A Former Soviet Soldier Turned Dissident Artist Has Opened an Art Space in France for Anti-Putin Voices

by Vivienne Chow , May 9, 2022

Art Industry News: Turns Out Ousted Whitney Board Member Warren Kanders Didn’t Actually Divest From the Tear Gas Business + Other Stories

by Artnet News , Jun 7, 2022

Art Industry News: Pace Gallery Bucks the Crypto Crash Doomsayers by Launching a Major Partnership With a Top NFT Platform + Other Stories

by Artnet News , Jun 8, 2022

‘The Public Is Ready’: A New Art Fair in a 5-Star Hotel in Warsaw Hopes to Draw In Poland’s Bright, Young Base of Collectors

by Vivienne Chow , Jul 31, 2022

Art Industry News: How Salary Transparency Could Transform the Museum World as We Know It + Other Stories

by Artnet News , Mar 17, 2022

Despite Calls for Seizure, the Blockbuster Morozov Collection Is Heading Home to Russia From the Fondation Louis Vuitton

by Caroline Goldstein , Apr 4, 2022

How Tech Experts in the West Are Rushing to Save the Digital Archives of Ukraine’s Museums

by Sarah Cascone , Mar 13, 2022

Russian-Owned Phillips Will Donate the Full Net Proceeds From Its London Sale—$7.7 Million—to the Ukrainian Red Cross Society

by Taylor Dafoe , Mar 3, 2022

Art & Exhibitions

Poland Withdraws Its ‘Anti-European’ Submission to the Venice Biennale

by Jo Lawson-Tancred , Jan 8, 2024

‘This War Changed Creators’: A Searing New Documentary Follows the Ukrainian Artists Who Stayed in the Country to Make Art Amid Conflict

by Min Chen , Jun 6, 2023

Major U.S. Auction Houses Have Reportedly Been Subpoenaed as Part of a Federal Investigation Into Sanctioned Russian Oligarchs

by Taylor Dafoe , Feb 3, 2023

From the Multi-Billion Dollar Auction Week to the Most Expensive Art Fairs: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Artnet News , May 20, 2022

A Diego Rivera Painting Was Among the Assets FBI Agents Seized From Sanctioned Russian Oligarch Oleg Deripaska

by Eileen Kinsella , Apr 25, 2022

‘I’ve Always Tried to Understand the Meaning of War’: Watch Artist An-My Lê Photograph Military Exercises at a Marine Camp

by Caroline Goldstein , Mar 17, 2022

From Anna Delvey’s Art Pop Up to the Underground Museum’s Sudden Shuttering: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

by Artnet News , Mar 18, 2022

Archaeology & History

Archaeology Student Stumbles on a Cache of Danish Viking Silver

by Tim Brinkhof , Aug 21, 2024

The Vast Scope of Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich’s $1 Billion Art Collection Is Revealed in a New Trove of Leaked Documents

by Eileen Kinsella , Sep 25, 2023

Art Industry News: Unesco Condemns Russian Missile Strikes Which Collapsed Odesa Cathedral + Other Stories

by Artnet News , Jul 25, 2023

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