Several museums close amid France's 'block everything' national protests, poll shows growing support for Parthenon Marbles' return to Greece, and more.

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11.09.2025

Christie's Will Auction The First Calculating Machine In History

The machine was developed for survey calculations by Blaise Pascal and belonged to collector Léon Parcé.

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11.09.2025

Interest in Early Modern Women Artists Continues to Grow

Museum exhibitions, scholarly publications, and auctions have increasingly featured women Old Masters.

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11.09.2025

Ralph Rugoff to Leave London's Hayward Gallery After 20 Years

Ralph Rugoff, curator of the 2019 Venice Biennale, will leave the Hayward Gallery after 20 years.

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11.09.2025

New York Foundation for the Arts Workers Move to Unionize

NYFA’s union election follows other initiatives at New York art and cultural institutions in an effort towards sustainable jobs and pay.

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10.09.2025

Leon Black and Leslie Wexner's Letters to Jeffrey Epstein Released

The letters were part of a birthday book for the convicted sex offender, including one from President Trump, released by the House Oversight Committee

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10.09.2025

Anne Imhof Reimagines Football Jerseys with Nike

Anne Imhof partners with Nike on Total 90 jerseys, channeling her Doom performance’s Tigers vs. Wolves rivalry into streetwear for Berlin Art Week.

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10.09.2025

Israeli Airstrike on Doha Shows Risk of Planning Art Basel Fair There

Tuesday's strike is a shock to Qatar, a small Persian Gulf nation better known for oil and natural gas wealth and a rapidly growing cultural sector.

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10.09.2025

Who is Rosemarie Trockel, and Why Is She Important?

The post-war German Conceptual artist, best known for her knit paintings, offers lessons for staying curious and weird.

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10.09.2025

Jason Wu, Robert Rauschenberg Collaboration for New York Fashion Week

The new fashion line draws on ten works that incorporate fabric from the foundation’s holdings.

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10.09.2025

Cristin Tierney Moves Gallery to Tribeca for 15th Anniversary Exhibition

Cristin Tierney marks 15 years with a move to Tribeca, opening a new gallery with Fifteen and Judy Pfaff while mid-sized dealers face market turmoil.

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10.09.2025

Elaine Wynn’s Francis Bacon Heads to LACMA, 20 Works Go to Christie’s

Christie's will sell 20 works from Elaine Wynn's collection this November, while her $142 million Francis Bacon will be donated to LACMA.

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10.09.2025

School of Visual Arts Transfers Ownership to Nonprofit Alumni Society

The School of Visual Arts transferred its ownership on Sept. 1 from the Rhodes family to the nonprofit SVA Alumni Society.

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09.09.2025

New Banksy Work at London's Royal Courts Immediately Covered Up

The new Banksy mural on the wall of a the Queen's Building depicts a judge beating a protestor with a gavel.

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09.09.2025

Christie's Reportedly Closes Digital Art Department

Christie's is closing its digital art department, and has let go of Vice President of Digital Nicole Sales Giles, according to reports.

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Ohio Auction of Two Paintings Looted By Nazis Halted By Foundation

The Art of Making Yasmina Reza's 'Art' is Putting a Higher Price on It

German Artist Gabriele Stötzer Survived Prison, Censorship, and Stasi

The 36th São Paulo Bienal Asks: What About Humanity?

Sotheby's Abu Dhabi Collectors Week Is About Luxury Market, Not Art

Drought Reveals 40 Ancient Tombs in Northern Iraqi Reservoir

National Gallery and Tate Have 'Bad Blood'—and More Art News

Ken Griffin Loves Pollock’s <em>Blue Poles</em> So Much He Tried to Buy it

Italy Protests Return of Carpaccio Altarpiece to Slovenia

Sally Mann Says Her Black Men Photos Are 'Problematic' in Hindsight

Obama Presidential Center Announces Nine New Artist Commissions

Long-Lost Painting By Rubens From 1613 Discovered in Paris Mansion

Tokyo Gendai Best Booths 2025

Dealers Hannah Hoffman and Bridget Donahue Merge Galleries

NeueHouse, a Hot Spot for Art Events, Files for Bankruptcy

Nan Goldin Says Her Market 'Tanked' Due to Palestine Activism

Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Teams Up with New Museum

The Art Market Isn’t Dying. The Way We Write About It Might Be.

Banksy Mural of Judge Beating Protestor Removed by Courts Service

Death of Matthew Christopher Pietras Ruled a Suicide

Untitled Art, Miami Beach Names 157 Exhibitors for 2025 Edition

Growing Support for Parthenon Marbles' Return to Greece, More Art News

Christie's Will Auction The First Calculating Machine In History

Interest in Early Modern Women Artists Continues to Grow

Ralph Rugoff to Leave London's Hayward Gallery After 20 Years

New York Foundation for the Arts Workers Move to Unionize

Leon Black and Leslie Wexner's Letters to Jeffrey Epstein Released

Anne Imhof Reimagines Football Jerseys with Nike

Israeli Airstrike on Doha Shows Risk of Planning Art Basel Fair There

Who is Rosemarie Trockel, and Why Is She Important?

Jason Wu, Robert Rauschenberg Collaboration for New York Fashion Week

Cristin Tierney Moves Gallery to Tribeca for 15th Anniversary Exhibition

Elaine Wynn’s Francis Bacon Heads to LACMA, 20 Works Go to Christie’s

School of Visual Arts Transfers Ownership to Nonprofit Alumni Society

New Banksy Work at London's Royal Courts Immediately Covered Up

Christie's Reportedly Closes Digital Art Department

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