Rocky Statue Philadelphia Relocation Costs $250K, But Residents Question Its Value
Philadelphia Relocates Rocky Statue Philadelphia to Museum Stairs Top Amid Public Debate
South Africa Venice Biennale Pavilion Cancellation Linked to Qatar Museums Interest
The South Africa Venice Biennale pavilion cancellation involved interest from Qatar Museums, not the Qatari state, clarifying earlier reports.
South Africa Venice Biennale Censorship: Gaza Conflict and Gabrielle Goliath’s ‘Elegy’
Gabrielle Goliath’s work sparks a South Africa Venice Biennale censorship row, raising questions about politics and free expression in art.
Is the Era of Pay-To-Learn Tattoo Apprenticeships Over?
In many areas, it’s harder than ever to walk into a tattoo studio and get an apprenticeship. Even bringing money in hand is no longer enough to secure a spot.
Rijksmuseum Sculpture Garden to Open in Amsterdam
A new Rijksmuseum sculpture garden will bring modern sculpture by Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Alberto Giacometti, Jean Arp, Henry Moore, and Roni Horn to a public park near the museum.
Essential Amenities for Public Art Installations
Showcasing art in public spaces requires strategic planning. These essential amenities for public art installations will keep your guests happy and comfortable.
New Museum Reopening: OMA-Designed Expansion Debuts on Bowery This March
After two years, the New Museum reopening unveils a massive expansion, including new artist studios, a 74-seat forum, and updated pricing.
5 Tools for Scaling Up Your Art Production
As an artist, keeping up with demand for lower-cost alternatives to original pieces can be a complex task. These tips for scaling up production may help.
John L. Loeb Jr. Danish Art Collection Heads to Auction at Phillips
Phillips brings the John L. Loeb Jr. Danish art collection to auction in 2026, a landmark sale expected to top $12 million.
How To Build a Personal Art Collection That Tells a Story
Curate a home gallery that reflects your life. Find tips on selecting pieces, mixing styles, and defining a narrative for your personal art collection.
7 Pop Culture Icons Who Redefined Hair Trends
From Marilyn’s blonde curls to the Beatles’ mop tops, explore the 7 iconic hairstyles that changed history and find inspiration for your next look.
Joseph Beuys: Bathtub for a Heroine and the Question of Warmth and Healing
Joseph Beuys: Bathtub for a Heroine brings his iconic “organic machines” to London, revealing his vision of the heroine as a catalyst for change.
Sotheby’s Plans Landmark American Whisky Auction at New York Headquarters
A $1.7 million American whisky auction at Sotheby’s will feature rare Van Winkle, Buffalo Trace, and historic bottlings.
Art Fair Ecosystem: A Comprehensive Exploration of the Global Art Market Network
Explore the art fair ecosystem and discover how galleries, artists, collectors, and institutions shape the global art market today.
John P. Axelrod’s Death: Boston Art Collector Killed in Alleged Hit-and-Run
John P. Axelrod’s death: Boston art collector killed in alleged intentional hit-and-run on Commonwealth Avenue Mall, shocking the museum community.
Picasso’s Late Works: A Defiant Final Act at Moderna Museet
Critics once hated Picasso’s late works. See why a new generation of artists found inspiration in his final paintings at Moderna Museet
Aboriginal Art Auction in Paris Brings Sacred Australian Art to Europe
Own a piece of history at the Aboriginal art auction in Paris. Featuring Gali Yalkarriwuy Gurruwiwi and Sally Gabori, the works are ethically sourced and expertly curated.
Saudi Arabia Art Market Returns to the Spotlight with ‘Origins II’
Sotheby’s Origins II marks a pivot for the Saudi Arabia art market. Learn how Blue Chip masterworks and legal reforms are drawing global collectors.
Terracotta Warriors: From Shimao to Qin—New Archaeological Discoveries
Step into China’s past with the Terracotta Warriors exhibition at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, featuring over 110 newly discovered archaeological treasures.
Rare Gauguin Print From 1889 Added to Glyptotek Collection
The Glyptotek acquires a rare Gauguin print from 1889, marking its first graphic work by the artist and expanding its renowned collection.