At Thaddaeus Ropac’s Ely House in London, The Heroes 1965–66, on view from 13
October to 18 December 2026, revisits a formative moment in Georg Baselitz’s practice.
Rosemarie Trockel has received the Dortmund Cultural Foundation Prize in recognition of her life’s work.
Students blocked access to the Louvre Museum in Paris on Monday in support of high school protests, the French media reported.
The Miami Beach City Commission has approved a new multi-year agreement ensuring that Art Basel Miami Beach (ABMB) will continue to be hosted at the Miami Beach Convention Center through 2031.
Sotheby's will present Picasso's Heroic Years: Masterpieces from a Prestigious European Family, a group of four works from the final chapter of one of the most inventive careers in the history of art, in the Modern Evening Auction during The New York Sales this November.
The historic Town Hall in Limoges collapsed after a fire engulfed the historic building amid a wave of protests in France on Saturday.
Italian wildlife photographer Federico Veronesi has been announced as Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 for his powerful image, ‘The Aftermath’.
On 14 October 2026, Christie's London combined 20/21 Evening Sales generated a total of £218,603,400 /$289,430,902 /€258,389,219, with a 103% increase on the total achieved last year.
From 21 March 2027, become the home of a permanent exhibition of the Pinault Collection. A unique exhibition itinerary that brings together more than a hundred major works, some of which have, over time, become true references of contemporary art.
Rubaiya Qatar, a quadrennial opening next month in Doha, has announced the full list of artists participating in its first edition. The quadrennial will include over 120 artists across three exhibitions and public art installations.
Making cultural heritage increasingly accessible means allowing more people to know it, explore it, and build a personal relationship with art. The evolution of wearable technologies and artificial intelligence opens up new possibilities to make this experience more inclusive.
The Louvre "will eventually have to close its doors to the public" unless the French state steps in to finance a major overhaul, Louvre director Christophe Leribault told French newspaper Le Figaro.