In the aftermath of Hamas’s attack on Israel, the Kyiv-born, Tel Aviv-based artist Zoya Cherkassky-Nnadi made drawings depicting victims and hostages

The south Florida town, awash with ultra-wealthy retirees, has seen a rise in art market power players since the start of the pandemic

With Project Art Works nominated for the Turner Prize and growing institutional interest, the art world is waking up to "outsiders" but advocates fear their exploitation

The $210.4m sale included new highs for contemporary artists like Mickalene Thomas, Jordan Casteel and Lynette Yiadom Boakye, while some established names fell flat

The coronavirus pandemic has led to a whole cohort of young creatives struggling to gain a foothold on the career ladder

Despite the pandemic, Grimm Gallery, Salon 94 and PPOW are all taking on new spaces in Manhattan—here they tell us why

Our pick of five artists to seek out on the fair's first digital presentation of 2021

The Oscar-shortlisted filmmaker who has work currently at MoMA and the New Museum, said she was drawn to the gallery’s artist roster and international reach

Mega-gallery's closure will not affect Californian city's small but vibrant art scene, local dealers say—this is "not a place that responds to grandiose braggadoci"

The group of predominantly post-war art, including works by Clyfford Still and Andy Warhol, will be sold over a series of sales this spring

The arts and crafts chain has amended its complaint regarding the ancient tablet, which it bought for at auction for $1.67m in 2014. It was seized by US authorities in 2019

Exhibitions are taking place across several galleries, although some workshops that support artists with disabilities have been unable to take part due to challenges of pandemic

As new US president plans to tackle global warming on "an epic scale", green initiatives such as Galleries Commit are gaining steam

Shchukin Gallery and its lawyers file new lawsuit against Russian financier Rustam Iseev, his lawyer and a New York Supreme Court judge in bid to uncover location of paintings

Museum curators chart the human angle of the crisis, but collecting material on recent events comes with ethical considerations

It will be the first major international art fair to return to the art world calendar since the pandemic upended business around the world

Almost half of the auction's total sales value was bought by Asian buyers, but 12 lots sold below their estimates

She is one of a small few Black partners at white-owned galleries in the US

With a second federal aid package stalled until after the election, our study reveals the financial straits some galleries are finding themselves in—and how they are responding

Closures, postponements and sharp reductions in programming prompt soul-searching—and innovation—among institutions

Awaiting reopening, the institution’s birthday displays reveal the interconnectedness of world cultures

Art + Action has launched a multi-pronged initiative to reach Bay Area residents in hard-to-count communities, and galvanise the art world to get behind the national headcount

ProjectArt fills a void in the American public school system, adding initiatives in New Orleans and San Francisco this autumn

Ambitious new developments in Manhattan’s Lower East Side threaten the vibrant community

Younger dealers share experiences and expertise to survive the middle-market squeeze

After weathering financial and structural crises, the institution is looking for new ways to fulfil its mission

The coalition Art Against Displacement rallies against the construction of four contested luxury towers in a Manhattan Supreme Court hearing today

The Gramercy International Art Fair was the edgy alternative to establishment fairs when it first began—reimagined as The Armory Show, it has grown into an economic juggernaut

Many art dealers have made tough business decisions over the last year as plans to repair the vital transportation link between Brooklyn and Manhattan shifted

The Bay Area collector base may be known for its tech-mined millions but institutions fuelled sales at the growing West Coast fairs