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Whitechapel Gallery recently announced Annika Thiems as the winner of the 2019 NEON Curatorial Award.

On February 5, 2020 George Grosz’s highly politicized masterpiece “Gefährliche Straße” will be auctioned for the first time at Christie's.

Johnson’s plot is tight-knit and not once wavers or meanders from the narrative.

Deichtorhallen Hamburg is currently hosting a retrospective of one of the world’s leading documentary photographers, Paolo Pellegrin.

Dr. Keely Orgeman has been appointed the Seymour H. Knox, Jr., Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at Yale University.

In early 2020, The Royal Academy of Arts in London will host the most comprehensive exhibition devoted to Picasso’s use of paper.

Based on Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski’s bestselling books it creates a world of monsters, monster hunters, elves, and mages.

The leading Provence Rosé in the American market, Château d’Esclans, joins Moët Hennessy’s portfolio of wines and spirits.

Jeffrey Hunt, Inc. has announced the limited holiday release of selected pieces to preview the brand’s upcoming launch in early 2020.

Chris Newth has been named as the new Associate Director for collections and exhibitions at Princeton University Art Museum.

London’s Serpentine Galleries has appointed Executive Director of Frieze Los Angeles Bettina Korek as its new CEO.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has received a bequest of over 375 works from the late Jayne Wrightsman (1919–2019), a former Trustee.

Last Monday Warner Brothers dropped its Wonder Woman 1984 trailer. The highly anticipated sequel to the 2017 origin film.

A lot of buzz is being generated among exhibitors for next year’s Malaysian International Furniture Fair (MIFF) to run from March 6-9, 2020.

British artist Rory Pilgrim has won the Prix de Rome Visual Arts 2019 for his 50-minute film “The Undercurrent.”

The Italian fashion group Roberto Cavalli SpA has been acquired by Dubai based DAMAC Properties Chairman, Hussain Sajwani, through his priva

As part of its ‘2020 Vision,’ Baltimore Museum of Art will only showcase exhibitions and programs dedicated to female-identifying artists...