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The Diamond Mountains—perhaps the most iconic and emotionally resonant site on the Korean peninsula—is the theme of an international loan exhibition that will open at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on February 6, 2018.

She’s the Wonder Woman of the French contemporary art world. Christine Macel is chief curator at the Centre Pompidou and this year she was the artistic director of the biggest contemporary art event, the Venice Biennale. This edition of the Biennale managed to set an attendance record with a total number of 615 000 visitors. Why? Here is her analysis...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is offering ticketed evening viewing hours—10 nights only—for Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer and David Hockney, both of which have been attracting thousands of visitors a day.

Opening February 6 at The Met Breuer, Leon Golub: Raw Nerve will present a selective survey of this groundbreaking artist’s work.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's upcoming exhibition in its South Asian exhibition gallery will highlight the Vajracharya priest's crowns of Nepal.

Opening at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on January 17, the exhibition Before/On/After: William Wegman and California Conceptualism will survey Conceptual Art as it developed in Southern California in the 1970s.

Among a presentation of approximately 30 works by modern artists, one alone captivated Cornell—Juan Gris’s celebrated collage The Man at the Café (1914), which is now a promised gift to the Museum as part of the Leonard A. Lauder Cubist Collection.

The famous Norwegian artist Edvard Munch was born on December 12, 1863. We present to your attention two articles published in our magazine devoted to art works of this remarkable artist

Those arriving in Miami for the first time are initially struck by the city’s ubiquitous palm trees with their branches dancing in the wind, the romantic sunsets over the ocean, and the frequent brazenness of the young women. The major break with the city's line of bling and glamour emerged without warning just last week on 4 December, with the opening of the ICA or Institute of Contemporary Art...

It is one of the miracles of the American art world. In the land of rapid consumption, there exists an institution that takes its time, lots of it, and takes up space, again, lots of it. It’s called the Dia Art Foundation and its exhibition space has become for the world’s most ambitious art collectors the archetypal place to emulate...

On 11 November 2017 the Louvre Abu Dhabi will open its doors to the public. Judging by its size, its intellectual dimension and its aesthetic proposition, it is without a doubt the most daring artistic project the world has seen for a very long time...

New York—Christie’s New York sale Russian America and Polar Exploration: Highlights from the Martin Greene Library, realized $2,980,313, with strong sell through rates of 86% by lot and 87% by value and many lots greatly exceeding initial estimates.

In the art world we often talk about the Guggenheim in Bilbao effect, or how a museum managed to transform the image of a city through its exhibitions and architecture. Perhaps we should henceforth be talking about the ABMB effect on Miami...

Celebrate Sviatki, the festive winter season, in traditional Russian style!

It will have escaped no one, thanks to the huge scale of the media shockwaves across the globe, that Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” was sold at auction for a sum never before officially attained for an artwork: 450.3 million dollars. One of the lessons of this sale is that once the star lot had been sold, the rest of the contemporary art sale at Christie’s suffered...

Extensive new information is now posted online about The Metropolitan Museum of Art's upcoming season.

The art public adores suffering artists. They live badly, they die young, they’re ill, but every now and then they produce extraordinary things. In the rankings of this type of artist the gold medal goes to Vincent Van Gogh, but just behind him there is the Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani who also had his demons...

The artists who formed the symbolist movement are widely represented in international museums but the group only constituted a minor episode in the history of art. Commercially speaking, a “symbolist market” in the strict sense is virtually nonexistent. Yet on 26 September in Paris the auction house Artcurial is dedicating an entire sale to the subject...

Based on the creative partnership between Basque artist Eduardo Chillida and German philosopher Martin Heidegger in 1969 that resulted in the publication of the book Art and Space, this exhibition offers a new reading of the history of abstraction over the last six decades.

Erskine, Hall & Coe is pleased to present Koji Hatakeyama & Matthew Harris, a new exhibition comprising 45 cast bronze lidded boxes by Hatakeyama and accompanying works on paper by Harris.










