Exhibitions
San Francisco curator details three previously unattributed Botticelli drawings
Research for a forthcoming exhibition at the Legion of Honor museum has led a curator to add three new entries to Botticelli's oeuvre
Famed Florida collector Beth Rudin DeWoody shows off her Chicago purchases
Opening during Expo Chicago, the exhibition “Neo Chicago” highlights works in DeWoody’s vast collection by artists with ties to the city, from McArthur Binion and Angel Otero to Amy Sherald
Paula Rego’s monumental mural filled with famous female figures—and National Gallery staff—to go on show in London
Ten-metre long painting will be displayed alongside the 15th-century altarpiece that served as its inspiration
The Metropolitan Museum’s great hall to be transformed by kaleidoscopic Jacolby Satterwhite video installation
The artist has been commissioned to create a work for the museum’s main entryway that will incorporate 3D scans of more than 100 objects in the Met’s collection
Pace gallery to show Picasso’s sketchbooks in New York for 50 year anniversary of artist’s death
Never seen by the public during his lifetime, they include studies for his most famous paintings such as Les Demoiselles d’Avignon
Shows, plays and pavilions at home and abroad mark Canadian modernist Jean Paul Riopelle's centennial
The pioneering abstract painter’s legacy will be front and centre in Montréal, Ottawa, Paris and elsewhere
Van Gogh's thwarted dream: a painting by the artist blocked from display in a French café
A plan to show the €75m “Garden at Auvers” in the village inn where the artist died has been halted at the last minute, although hopefully temporarily
Art market wobble: what happens if banks go bust?
Plus, hip hop in Baltimore and Juan de Pareja, the artist enslaved by Velázquez
Whistler’s career-defining portrait of his mother returns to Philadelphia 142 years after its US debut
The painting commonly referred to as “Whistler’s Mother” will be on view in an exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art exploring artists’ portrayals of their mothers
‘It is a crime against humanity’: Ai Weiwei discusses refugees in the UK, moving on from Covid and why Lego is his medium of choice
Design Museum exhibition brings together more than a million pieces collected by the artist including spouts and Stone Age tools
Brutal demand for change: Steve McQueen's Grenfell Tower film at the Serpentine
Weeks after a fire took the lives of 72 people, the British artist, who was born nearby, shot the ruin of the 24-storey tower from a circling helicopter
Five panels from Dosso Dossi's ‘magnificent’ Renaissance frieze reunited for exhibition in Rome
The Galleria Borghese has brought together the Aeneas Frieze panels from collections around the world
The late conceptual artist Stanley Brouwn would not want you to read this article
The curators of his first US museum survey will not talk about the show, honouring his wishes not to interpret his artwork
Jann Haworth, Pop Art pioneer, discovers a 'soft and warm' sensibility in response to changes brought by the global pandemic
The American artist re-examines the myth of the Wild West in her new painted textile works—and shows a fabric figure from her co-creation of the legendary "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album cover
Are visitors finally returning to museums? We dive into our latest visitor figures survey
Plus, the Manet/Degas rivalry in Paris and one of the most significant female Impressionists
Radicalism and romance of the Rossetti family explored in London survey
Tate Britain’s exhibition will highlight the Pre-Raphaelite group’s preoccupations with gender and class
Simone Leigh reprises Venice Biennale success for US touring show
The homecoming tour for the artist’s presentation in Venice last year begins at the ICA Boston
Vatican tapestry of Leonardo's Last Supper gets extremely rare outing
How the Pope washed the feet of 13 priests during Holy Week is at the heart of a new exhibition outside Turin
Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat's collaboration examined in Fondation Louis Vuitton show
Paris exhibition explores the fusion of two giants of American art in the mid-1980s
'A new model for cash-strapped public galleries? How England's Baltic filled its empty halls with Hew Locke's Procession'
To survive this economic crisis, we must build new networks between public and commercial galleries
The story of Juan de Pareja: from Diego Velázquez’s slave to distinguished artist
Although the artist is best known as the subject of a portrait by his master, a new show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will shine a light on his life and career
Impasto masters Chaïm Soutine and Leon Kossoff go head-to-head
Exhibition at Hastings Contemporary looks at the influence of the School of Paris painter on his School of London counterpart
Mindful of its footprint, Desert X returns to the Coachella Valley and mulls expansion
The California biennial, which controversially expanded to Saudi Arabia, is eyeing another international edition
Best in show? Exhibition of dog paw-traits opens at London’s Wallace Collection
The show includes works by Leonardo and David Hockney, as well as a painting that Queen Victoria was “enamoured by”
‘I painted and painted and painted, and I refound myself’: Sharon Stone on her first solo show
The actor returned to painting during pandemic lockdowns and used her practice to process difficult periods in her personal life and professional career
Olafur Eliasson puts climate change front and centre in Qatar exhibition and desert installation
The artist’s first solo show in the Gulf region presents sculpture, photography and more at the National Museum of Qatar, as well as 12 open-air pavilions at a nature preserve
Closed since the start of the pandemic, a museum reopens with a dramatic gesture—an exhibition without art
The gallery at St. John's College in Maryland has reopened as the revamped Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum
Yuki Kihara: the photographer upending the cultural legacy of Paul Gauguin’s Tahitian paintings
Ahead of her show at Sydney's Powerhouse Ultimo, the Japanese-Samoan artist tells us about the importance of exhibiting at the Venice Biennale and how she created a third-gender paradise
Gian Maria Tosatti tells us why he used gold, rust and charcoal for his new works unveiled in Milan
The Italian artist, who represented his country at the 59th Venice Biennale, has an exhibition at Pirelli HangarBicocca
The New Museum selects curators for its next triennial, the first following its $89m expansion
The triennial’s sixth edition, scheduled for 2026, will be co-organised by one in-house curator and another from Brazil’s Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand