Jean-Michel Alberola marks his return to the City of Light with a protean exhibition that takes us on different journeys with its combination of new painted walls, canvases and works on paper.

The opening of TEFAF 2025 confirmed that the art market is still doing well despite the ongoing global geopolitical challenges.

The big names had a very tough 2024 – but the new year looks a lot brighter for those auction houses which specialise in smaller sales.

Jean-Antoine Houdon’s six-foot-tall sculpture Diana the Huntress (1776–95) spent much of the past five years in a box while construction workers hammered away nearby.

Stuart Lochhead Sculpture has been a stand out exhibitor at recent editions of TEFAF Maastricht with incredible objects selling to world-class museums.

“..Coming from the McEwen estate, the included works, most of which have never been publicly shown, were made over more than forty years... ” ...

This paper grew out of “The Color of Joy: Rethinking Critical Race Visual Culture,” a panel discussion at the 2021 College Art Association Annual Conference.

The second edition of Design Miami.Paris is now open, welcoming 30 international exhibitor presentations, showcasing an array of rare and unique displays of the best historic and contemporary ...

The first major comparative exhibition of its kind has just opened in Singapore that gives a new understanding of Parisian art history by focusing on the role played by Asian artists.

School of Communication alumnus Emma Jean is no stranger to a busy schedule ... Emma reflects on her time at SFU in the Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology (FCAT) and the promise and ...

The Spiral star — currently appearing as Orlando in Shakespeare’s As You Like It at the Théâtre Hébertot in the French capital — picks out paintings and sculptures with more than a hint of the ...

The Minneapolis Institute of Art announced the 2022 end-of-year gifts to the museum’s collection that include a group of four 19th-century Navajo textiles.