Exhibitions
Why the art world is crazy about Cranach
New technology is shedding light on an Old Master as the prolific, multi-talented artist enjoys a renaissance
New insights into Leonardo's only portrait of a male sitter
The music depicted in Portrait of a Musician, 1485-88, currently on loan to the National Gallery, London, may have been composed by the artist
The man who built a village for his sculpture
On the eve of his retrospective in Vienna, reclusive artist Walter Pichler offers a rare glimpse inside his Austrian farm
Is the Salvator Mundi a Leonardo? The National Gallery seems to think so
A new exhibition includes the newly discovered painting, ratifying it as the genuine article
Los Angeles’ post-war art remapped: Pacific Standard Time puts city’s lesser known artists in the spotlight
The Getty funded project has resulted in more than 125 exhibitions, performances, and events to celebrate the city's history
Extramural shows at Art Basel Miami Beach 2011
If collectors are hungry for more, they can drop by commercial shows outside the fair organised by five of its galleries
As New York prepares to display Cambodian art new and old, we assess the growing recognition of Cambodian contemporary art
An overview of the Cambodian art market, as well as names to look out for, and the legacy of the Khmer Rouge
Salvator Mundi in London: Your first chance to see the “new” Leonardo
How the National Gallery negotiated a record eight loans including a long-lost canvas, Saviour of the World
Hare raising Barry Flanagan exhibition now on at the Tate
The display explores a broad range of Flanagan's work, showing there’s more to Flanagan than jumping hares
Gagosian plans Hirst catalogue and major multi-venue exhibition as spots take over the world
Just how many spots has Hirst painted in the past 25 years?
Raphaels reunited for the Pope’s German visit
The Pope apparently insisted that the Vatican's Raphael’s Madonna di Foligno be displayed alongside Dresden’s own Raphael, painted in the same year
This year's Art Basel prepares to surpass last year with adjustments to layout
Art Parcours heads indoors to the city’s historic quarter, while the Messeplatz remains sculpture-free
Roll-over rate at Pinault's Venice exhibition spaces is too slow for many
Exhibitions at the Punta della Dogana and Palazzo Grassi rotate after two years
Tate Modern looks inside the mind of Pere Portabella
The veteran Catalan director has a season of films on show at Bankside
Richard Koshalek of the Hirshhorn Museum makes a stand against censorship
“Censorship has no role here... the only way to deal with these subjects is through dialogue"
Interview with collector David Lewis: “It’s fun to watch people enjoy our paintings”
After 40 years of silence, Lewis talks publicly on the eve of his major loan exhibition
Bourgeois’ baton taken up by Tracey Emin at Hauser & Wirth
Pieces created in collaboration by the artists are on sale now
Gagosian hits the ground running in Hong Kong with Damien Hirst exhibition
Many of Hirst's most iconic works will be in attendance
The many faces of medieval women on view in Bilbao
Elegant, humorous, erotic—and liberated
Segantini contextualised at the Fondation Beyeler, Basel
The exhibition, on until 25 April, illustrates his obsession with mountainous landscapes and invites comparison with other Expressionist masterpieces
Jean Pigozzi's expansive collections in Congolese and Japanese art come together in new show
Jean Pigozzi convinces artist Carsten Höller to mix and match the French collector’s art in 'JapanCongo'
Highlights of David John Lewis's collection to go on show next February in Liverpool
The more than 400 hundred works are described as “one of the largest collections of old masters amassed since the second world war”.
New York's Asia Society to unveil first US exhibition of pre-revolutionary modern Iranian art
Although Iranian art heavyweights made their reservations about the show clear, it will go on to tour North America
MoMA director Glenn Lowry casts his expert eye over Miami
As Art Basel looms large, Lowry weighs in on the best the region has to offer, citing the Bass Museum's "Creative Caribbean Network"
Eykyn Maclean's debut exhibition in New York to boast Giacometti's Grande Tête Mince
The show revolves around the family of Silvio Berthoud, who was Giacometti's nephew
Marina Abramovic exhibition opens at the Lisson Gallery
She enthused over the photo posing techniques perfected by Marilyn Monroe
MoMA announces Lygia Clark exhibition
The show will be the first North American retrospective of the artist
Books: Saviour of the Habsburgs, richly rewarded
Soldier and collector Prince Eugene of Savoy’s role in the rise of the Austro-Hungarian empire