Christie's announces that Piet Mondrian's Composition III will be one of the key highlights of its 20th/21st Century: London Evening Sale on 14 October 2026 during Frieze Week.
South Korea’s Gwangju Biennale Foundation has agreed to restore Taiwan's name in the upcoming exhibition after Taipei protested the unilateral renaming of its pavilion and threatened to withdraw.
The National Gallery of Art today announced the acquisition of significant new works, marking a meaningful expansion of the nation’s art collection.
Anyone who thought the pulse of the contemporary Belgian art scene only beats in Brussels or Antwerp hasn't reckoned with Kortrijk. At the end of August (from August 27 to 30), a fresh, almost rebelliously ambitious breeze will blow through this West Flemish border city.
The V&A announced that eight looks worn by the iconic performer and
songwriter Freddie Mercury will go on display at V&A South Kensington this October as part of a free trail celebrating the global superstar.
In a sale that marks a landmark moment for Indian archival preservation, a collection of 688 handwritten, autographed reflections by Mahatma Gandhi fetched a record-breaking $1.7 million at a recent online auction hosted by Mumbai-based auction house Saffronart.
Europol published a spotlight report titled Changing tactics, changing targets: the evolving nature of museum heists, which reveals a shift in the methods and targets of museum thefts across Europe.
Ana Mendieta is usually introduced through a chain of familiar terms: exile, body, landscape, ritual, belonging.
Textile based visual artist Sayali Goyal approaches abstraction as a form of inquiry into material, memory, nature, and the invisible forces that connect them.
On 3 October 2026, Design Museum Gent, Belgium, reopens after a four-year transformation, marking a new chapter as Belgium’s largest design museum and a platform where design meets societal change.
The Ulaanbaatar Biennale in Mongolia announced the appointment of Mariam Elnozahy as chief curator of its second edition.
At least 3 people suffered injuries Tuesday morning after the historical city Granada was rocked by a second earthquake in three days.