Arlington County Board Files Lawsuit to Stop Construction of Trump’s...
The latest attempt to halt the impending construction of President Donald Trump’s 250-foot-tall triumphal arch involves a local government body. The five-member Arlington County Board filed a lawsuit...
View ArticleTwo Renoir Paintings Worth $10.5 M. Recovered After Theft
The Renoir Museum is getting back two of its paintings that were taken during a pre-dawn raid. The paintings were recovered by the local authorities in Cagnes-sur-Mer, in southern France, where the...
View ArticleA Winston Churchill Painting Gifted to His Daughter Lands at Christie’s
A painting by former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill will be auctioned at Christie’s as part of its Modern British and Irish Art Evening Sale in London on October 21. Amaryllis Lily (1948)...
View ArticleGuadalupe Maravilla to Stage Major Installation at New York’s Cathedral of...
Creative Time has commissioned artist Guadalupe Maravilla to make a major installation in the Synod Hall of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York’s Morningside Heights neighborhood....
View ArticleBrussels Gallery Super Dakota to Close After 15 Years
The Brussels-based gallery Super Dakota announced that it will close at the end of October. The gallery’s last show will be Adrian Geller’s current solo, which closes on October 16. In an email to its...
View ArticleWith an $18 M. Price Tag, 24-Karat ‘Fancy Intense Pink’ Diamond Ring Heads to...
Christie’s “Magnificent Jewels” sale during Autumn Luxury Week in Geneva will include a storied “Fancy Intense Pink” diamond ring made by Bulgari in the 1950s. The estimate for the lot, to be...
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Julianne Moore’s West Village Home Features Work by Louise Bourgeois, Nan...
Tucked away in the West Village, actor Julianne Moore doesn’t seem to live like her Hollywood counterparts. She resides in a two-bedroom duplex with her husband, film director Bart Freundlich, that is...
View ArticleBelinda Tate Departs Indianapolis Museum of Art, Glasgow’s Arts Community...
To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. Good morning! Belinda Tate is leaving her post as executive director of the Indianapolis Museum...
View ArticleIt’s Yours Now: What Top Collectors Have Donated to Museums
When it comes to expanding their collections, museums cannot always do it alone—they often need deep-pocketed patrons to step in and help them obtain particularly expensive art. Below is a look at...
View ArticleTen Spiritualist Women Artists to Know
When Spiritualism began as a movement in the mid-19th century, it attracted a host of believers—particularly women, because it granted them powers they couldn’t obtain elsewhere. “I time traveled to...
View ArticleIn Memoriam: Remembering Art Collectors Lost, From Agnes Gund to Dorothy Vogel
During the past 12 months, the art world lost some of its most dedicated collectors, who were known for the outsize holdings as well as their patronage of institutions, many of which benefited from...
View ArticleVan Gogh Museum Reaches Agreement with Dutch Government on Contentious...
Funding trouble has been brewing at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam since at least 2023, when the museum began negotiating with the Dutch Ministry of Culture over the budget for a much-needed...
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At the Fall’s First Major Auctions, Buyers Spent Carefully but Competed for...
The first sales of the fall auction season offered some encouraging signs for an art market that has spent the last few years searching for them. Buyers were willing to spend, sometimes well beyond...
View ArticleA New AI Tool Wants to Fix the Gender Imbalance of Gallery Rosters
A new AI tool is aimed at revealing the gender imbalance in gallery rosters. Hall W Rockefeller, who designed the program, is using it advance the mission of her art organization, Less Than Half,...
View ArticleCooper Union Strikes New Land-Lease Deal for New York’s Chrysler Building,...
New York’s iconic Chrysler Building, standing on land owned and leased by the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, is transferring ownership to the commercial real-estate company...
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Tang Contemporary Art Shutters a Hong Kong Location as Creditors File...
A Hong Kong branch of the gallery Tang Contemporary Art closed in June amid accusations of overdue payments to its artists as well as its landlords and service providers. Vivian Har, director of the...
View ArticleFormer Bard President Resigns College Affiliations Amid Inquiry Into Jeffrey...
Leon Botstein, the former Bard College president of five decades, who retired this spring amid scrutiny over his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, resigned this week from all of his...
View ArticleGochman Family Collection’s Hudson Valley Space to Be Called Branchline,...
The Gochman Family Collection, founded by ARTnews Top 200 Collectors Becky and David Gochman, has announced more details for its forthcoming space in the Hudson Valley. Branchline, as it will be...
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Sotheby’s To Offer $100 M. Collection of Ted and Ruth Baum, Led by $15 M....
Sotheby’s will offer the collection of cable television magnate Ted Baum and his wife, interior designer Ruth Baum, with the whole estimated to total in excess of $100 million. The collection includes...
View ArticleArt Basel/UBS Report’s Surprising Findings, Artists Say Tang Contemporary...
To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. Good morning! The fifth edition of the annual Art Basel & UBS Survey of Global Collecting...
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