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Despite Putin’s repressive regime, a new private museum opens in Moscow

Zilart will house the huge collection of St. Petersburg property developer Andrey Molchanov and his wife, Yelizaveta ...
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New exhibition explores how Max Beckmann's hard-edged signature style first emerged in his drawing

Show at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt also demonstrates how the German artist's practice was altered radically by his ...
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Plus, versions of famous images by Bruegel and L.S. Lowry are on sale this month

The Winter Egg and Important Works by Fabergé from a Princely Collection, Christie’s, London, 2 December. Estimate: more than ...
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Sixteen must-see exhibitions in South Florida during Miami Art Week

From the late greats Richard Hunt and Joyce Pensato at the Institute of Contemporary Art to Hiba Schahbaz at Moca North Miami ...
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New UK law makes restitution easier—but excludes national museums, such as the British Museum

Legislation allows non-national museums established as charities to transfer property on a “moral basis” depending on its ...
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Barely worth its weight in gold: can art still be considered an asset class?

As Maurizio Cattelan's toilet sells to its gold spot price, experts question just how secure of an investment art really is ...
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A vocabulary of touch: exhibition of sculpture by blind and partially blind artists opens in Leeds

The Henry Moore Institute's new show, ‘Beyond the Visual’, unpacks the value of the haptic and how perception involves all ...
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Exposed to the elements, public—and geese: the complex conservation of outdoor art

Accredited art organisations must maintain certain standards set by groups like the American Alliance of Museums and the ...
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Louvre to raise ticket price by 45% for most non-EU visitors

The Louvre will raise ticket prices for non-European Union (EU) visitors by 45% from 14 January 2026, the Paris museum’s ...
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The US Venice Biennale saga, Queer Islamic art in Oslo, Duane Linklater in Ottawa—podcast

Ben Luke speaks to The Art Newspaper’s editor-in-chief in the Americas, Ben Sutton, about the selection of Alma Allen for the ...
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Comrades in art: meet the artists who fought against fascism

This study of the first decade of the Artists International Association, set up in the years before the Second World War, ...
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Giant holes near Stonehenge were carved out by humans 4,000 years ago, new studies reveal

Archaeologists have confirmed that a series of deep pits discovered near Stonehenge in Wiltshire, UK—some of which are five metres deep—were carved out by humans more than 4,000 years ago.