Museums exist because every generation inherits an unfinished story.

This fall, The Metropolitan Museum of Art will unveil a new suite of sculptures by Liu Wei in the niches of its Fifth Avenue facade, marking the artist’s first major project in the United States and The Met’s first presentation of a commissioned work by an artist from China since 2006. 

The Catholic Universities Art Triennial is an international initiative promoted by the  Dicastery for Culture and Education of the Holy See, bringing together Catholic universities, artists, curators and cultural institutions from around the world.

The Cape Town museum has appointed internationally respected curator and museum leader Elvira Dyangani Ose as its new artistic director, with her tenure beginning on 1 October 2026.

Berlin's Altes Museum, housing the antiquities collection in the centre of the city, is in need for a major renovation.

With over fifty works from six decades, the special exhibition Helen Frankenthaler at the Kunstmuseum Basel offers extensive insight into the expansive oeuvre of a preeminent figure of American abstraction.

One of the defining masterpieces from Nara's celebrated knife-bearing series will soon come to the Sotheby’s as a highlight of The Hong Kong Sales.

A 2100-year-old Roman shipwreck carrying hundreds amphorae has been discovered 46 meters underwater in Sicily. 

Florence’s Uffizi Galleries announced one of the most ambitious redevelopment programs in its history

The first-ever exhibition of the portraits of the Netherlandish painter Jan van Eyck (active 1422–1441), will open at the National Gallery London in winter 2026.

The Getty has acquired Georges Lemmen’s Portrait of his sister Julie crocheting.

A 16th-century wooden relief stolen from the Monasterio de Santa Clara in Fitero has been recovered by police. The relief was found in Barcelona and has been returned to its rightful owners.