The 1913 painting, “Woman With a Fan”, was one of a number of paintings from the Lewenstein collection to be auctioned in 1940 under unclear circumstances

Exhibition traces how the artist’s draughtsmanship was integral to his work

From Seoul-born artist Dabin Ahn’s first solo show with Document to dancehall and reggaetón at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago

The museum has acquired the beloved US illustrator’s ‘The Dugout’, his 1948 painting of Chicago Cubs players

The art historian Gary Schwartz argues that the copy of “Old Man with a Gold Chain” currently hanging alongside the original at the Art Institute of Chicago is by Rembrandt himself, not his workshop

The "Wicked" songbirds stopped by the museum in advance of their summer 2027 roles in Sondheim's "Sunday in the Park with George", inspired by the famous Seurat painting

The show launched in Paris to claims that it was a tainted exercise in queering the French artist

James Rondeau, the museum’s president and director, is on voluntary leave after reportedly removing his clothes on a flight from Chicago to Munich

The latest development in the ongoing dispute over a 1916 portrait believed to have been stolen from Fritz Grünbaum by the Nazis

The ancient statue, a museum fixture since the 1990s, will return to its rightful home following a voluntary restitution

Nearly 60 works from the Torlonia Collection, including striking depictions of animals and people, will feature in exhibitions in Chicago, Fort Worth and Montreal

The donation, by Jeffrey and Carol Horvitz, will give visitors unprecedented access to the US's largest collection of French Old Masters

Discussions continue about reopening the Torlonia Museum in Rome, says foundation director

A new show examines what the term means and celebrates foundational Black liberation movements

The collectors and philanthropists Aaron Fleischman and Lin Lougheed will one day have a building named in honour of their donation, one of the largest in the museum’s history

Jacques Schuhmacher, who worked on several key restitution cases at the London museum, has taken up the role of executive director of provenance research

Dozens of demonstrators were arrested in May on criminal trespassing charges

The Krishna palister once stood along the doorframe of the most important monument to the Khmer dynasty in Thailand

We discuss O'Keeffe’s deeply personal renderings of Manhattan cityscapes and skyscrapers, plus look back at Studio Voltaire’s achievements and talk to a curator about a bold Jungwirth still life

In a filing this week, the museum disputes the Manhattan District Attorney’s claim that the drawing was taken from the Austrian cabaret performer Fritz Grünbaum by the Nazis

From a retrospective of Chicago Imagist Christina Ramberg to a group show of Native American photography and video

The museum, whose photography collection began with a donation from Alfred Stieglitz, will soon give the medium pride of place again

Civil action for return of looted Schiele painting dismissed but criminal case looms

The museum insists that heirs to the original collector waited too long to file their claim for the valuable work on paper

The Bucksbaum family’s donation is the largest the museum’s photography department has ever received

Michael Maurello is also expected to pay back what he he stole from the museum

Docents—voluntary educators who are frequently white, of retirement age and middle class—embody the tensions between the status quo and change in US museums

"La Patience" (1948), which was one of two Balthus paintings in the museum’s collection, will go up for auction at Sotheby’s New York in November

Westermann’s hand-carved wooden sculptures pop off cinema screens in Los Angeles and Chicago this month

The exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago will acknowledge—but not be beholden to—the shadow cast by her teacher, collaborator and lover Auguste Rodin