In today's Artnet Bulletin: the Van Gogh museum comes to an agreement with the Dutch government and a Kennedy bust disappears ...

New London fairs like London Invitational and Fair Play are betting on calm, curated, artist-led experiences during Frieze ...

This week, art historian Mary Gabriel joins Ben Davis to discuss Lee Krasner (and Jackson Pollock) as a blockbuster show ...

Wet Paint visits Reed Hastings’s Powder Mountain art museum in Utah, loses an airpod at Spiral Jetty, and rounds up the ...

Robert Indiana left nothing to chance for his major museum debut. As one of 15 artists chosen by curator Dorothy Miller for ...

The Met’s Krasner-Pollock blockbuster stars priceless loans with enormous insurance values. Will it send Lee Krasner’s market ...

Austrian billionaire Heidi Goëss-Horten died on Sunday at her home on Lake Wörthersee, just days after opening her private museum in Vienna. She was 81. “It is with great regret and in deep mourning ...

Lady Aiko unveils the largest canvases of her three-decade career, while GIZ recreates the New York subway tracing graffiti’s ...

The archives of legendary New York galleries are now online, a look at the National Lighthouse Museum, and more in today's ...

Hong Kong's fall auctions topped $255 million, South Asian art soars at Sotheby's, and MoMA's Ann Temkin steps down.

In October last year, paleontologists decided Nanotyrannus was a distinct genus. Now, one specimen is coming to market.

Souraya Noujaim steps in as Louvre Abu Dhabi nears its 10-year anniversary and Abu Dhabi readies its biggest art season yet.