Today's Artnet Bulletin: the State Department might purge more art beyond its Kehinde Wiley, a traveling Jackson Pollock, a ...

The Bayeux Tapestry is still in the news, as Andy Burnham discusses the Parthenon Marbles, and Peter Thiel pays a visit.

From major retrospectives to pop culture spotlights, New York museums are rolling out some of the most ambitious shows this ...

This Frieze Week, one the earliest works that Piet Mondrian made in his famous geometric style will make its auction debut.

However, the full scope of his collecting interests has recently begun to emerge. The billionaire has made several ...

Phillips auction house has lost half of its executive leadership since May. Plus, Frieze Abu Dhabi announces exhibitors and more.

Born in Medellín, Botero won a national prize when he was 20 that allowed him to travel to Madrid, Paris, and Florence, where ...

The U.K. government has slapped an export bar on the Rembrandt van Rijn masterpiece Portrait of Catrina Hooghsaet (1657).

Wet Paint goes to Montauk, visiting the Ranch's Peter Cain show and reporting on a secret Lucien Smith painting session. And ...

In this month's Deep Cuts: a remarkable Ultraman archive, a trove of Comme des Garçons, Freddie Mercury's piano, Michael ...

In "Irruption of Antiquity," the surreal paintings of Aleksandra Waliszewska infiltrate the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture in ...

Sofonisba Anguissola was the Renaissance's most famous woman painter, but history has forgotten her four artist sisters.