For a pop-up exhibition in a penthouse apartment high above Midtown, the British photographer is showing archival materials, his own photos and three room-sized installations

The institution has removed exhibits on Stalin-era repression and will instead focus on Nazi crimes

The indie art fair with Estonian roots is once again making the most of its Beaux-Arts setting and collaborative spirit

The artist’s geologically based works are the ideal choice as the US celebrates 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, says Jeffrey Uslip

The Putin ally has been a vocal supporter of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Nikita Kadan's Kyiv show emphasises Ukrainians’ “optimism of will” after four years of war

Dozens of MEPs signed a letter decrying Russia’s plan to return to the Biennale and urging the suspension of all EU funding

The 17th-century Bernardine Monastery was one of several buildings hit in the Ukrainian city’s historic centre, which is a Unesco World Heritage Site

Luigi Brugnaro makes clear however that he feels the event should be a place for “diplomacy and openness”

The move comes after Russia's participation sparked outcry from European governments and arts professionals

Russia’s decision to put on a show in Venice has prompted criticism from Russian dissidents and Ukrainian artists

Ukraine has requested the extradition of the State Hermitage Museum’s Alexander Butyagin, who seized artefacts including ancient Greek coins

The government's decision to simplify the process of removing millions of objects in high-risk zones comes as the war with Russia enters its fifth year

Countries including the UK and Denmark have pledged to contribute to the new Ukraine Cultural Heritage Fund

The Ukraine-born artist died of a heart attack, less than two years after being convicted for placing anti-war slogans in a shop in the Leningrad region

Iryna Prots, who created the imagery on Vladyslav Heraskevych’s helmet—which honours Ukraine’s war dead—says she feels the decision to disqualify him violates the Olympic spirit

Targeted attacks on electric and water supplies amid freezing conditions are further complicating the work of cultural organisations

The performance artist, who has faced multiple arrests, now lives in Montenegro

Artists Lana Chornohorska and Yurii Kostyshyn and philosophy student Timofey Anufriev have all died in recent weeks

The pioneering painter was known for his luminous skies and loaded slogans on power, space and freedom

The ruling will effectively ban the feminist punk protest collective's activities in Russia

Officially known as Pole Bitvy (Battlefield), Russian state media has described the space as an “interactive art facility”

Zilart will house the huge collection of St Petersburg property developer Andrey Molchanov and his wife, Yelizaveta Molchanov

Nahirna22, a 30-studio space led by Gen Z artists, had recently reopened following a similar attack in August

Pavel Krisevich and SlovoNovo festival were added to the list on 7 November

As Russian attacks continue, art is being made, commissioned—and saved—by citizens and organisations

Diana Burkot, one of the five members of the activist collective who have been handed prison terms by a Moscow court, has released a strong statement in response

The unusual move will see the image displayed alongside contemporary art, highlighting the role of photojournalism in visual history

The support structure of “Black Cloud”, a 100ft-tall assemblage of 45 interconnected forms, was broken in half by the hurricane-force winds that swept across the Black Rock Desert

As Ukraine’s president prepared for a high-stakes visit to Washington, DC, the Chinese artist and activist visited Eastern Ukraine