Nudes by Tamara de Lempicka and Jenny Saville lead quiet Sotheby’s Modern and contemporary sale
In the face of a bearish market, Sotheby’s has soldiered on with its June Modern and contemporary art evening sale in London, even though its...
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A quiet revolution in light: Balancing innovation and integrity at the National Gallery | Opinion
I have long been fascinated by the way light can transform how we see and feel. At Studio ZNA, we approach light as more than...
Bishop Auckland Mining Art Gallery launches new exhibition
Bishop Auckland’s Mining Art Gallery launches the ‘Fuelling the Railway Revolution’ exhibition on June 27. It celebrates the Stockton and Darlington Railway, the first large-scale,...
Valdemars Slot: baroque surroundings meet contemporary art
Half the experience of viewing art lies in the surroundings – and few are more impressive or evocative than a 16th-century Danish palace. Welcome to...
Art market dependent on new generation of collectors
The global art market is not immune to current economic and geopolitical tensions, and is counting on a new generation of collectors to revitalise the...
Ghost town with dying streets brought back to life by unexpected tourist boom
Stornara, in the Puglia region, was once known for producing wheat and olives, but began to decline as less babies were born and young people...
Italy Slashes Its Art VAT to 5% to Revive Market and Compete in E.U.
For years, Italy’s postwar and contemporary art scene was hampered by a 22 percent VAT, but the recent VAT reduction could boost the competitiveness of...
Dagenham Green artworks to honour industrial heritage
The pieces will be installed at Dagenham Green on the former site of the Ford stamping plant, where more than 3,500 homes are eventually planned...
Cleveland Museum of Art acquires rare Giambologna marble sculpture
In 1989, an unpromising-sounding but alluring marble sculpture of a female nude came up for sale at a Christie’s auction held at an English country...