Swiss museum extended the show to accommodate visitors to Europe for Art Basel and the Venice Biennale

Exhibition traces the evolution of the splintered style that changed Modern art forever

Major survey of the Surrealist photographer at Centre Pompidou will travel to Tate Modern and the Getty Center

A show of the Spanish master’s works at Gagosian in New York will be followed by Dora Maar and Olga Khokhlova surveys in Europe

The €25m work was stolen 20 years ago from a yacht on the French Riviera

Dealer tells us about the challenges of running a space in Shanghai’s West Bund and how the gallery keeps up with the growing competition

We meet the photographer David Bailey at his London studio to discuss his new book and we talk with Gijs van Hensbergen about John Richardson, who died aged 95 last week. Produced in association with Bonhams, auctioneers since 1793.

We recently spoke to the art historian about his new book focusing on his extraordinary life, his homes and his eclectic personal collection

The show promises a continuum in Picasso’s work, a gentle slide, rather than rigidly compartmentalised episodes

Critics say the proposed law, which stalled following the US mid-term elections, would place an unnecessary burden on dealers

She calls on museum to incorporate misogyny into the art historical narrative

The museum stands by its ownership of The Actor, which it says was never in the hands of Nazis

The exhibition, which opens in February, will focus on Blue and Rose Periods

Discoveries about two Blue Period works in the Art Gallery of Ontario’s collection have inspired an upcoming exhibition

Dealing dynasty says that the painting bought in the Rockefeller sale will be loaned to the Musée d’Orsay

Sex sells—but only if it is guaranteed

Exhibition at the Albertina Museum in 2020 will “reposition” artist as an avant-garde innovator, organiser says

Evening auction featuring the family's most valuable works set new records for Monet and Matisse

There has been controversy at the gallery over the sponsor for the Picasso 1932 exhibition

Is the Spanish artist’s star turn in London the start of a new phase of his market, or business as usual?

The Modern master's star continues to rise in the market

In a recent decision regarding Picasso’s Actor, the courts need to catch up with US government policy on Nazi-looted art

Restitution experts say New York law recognises third party duress, so why did a recent court decision on Picasso’s Actor not recognise this?

Sotheby’s tests the waters with first oil painting at auction in Hong Kong

Bust of a Woman, which was never realised, would have been the world's tallest concrete sculpture

Buccaneering, brilliant, art-loving—he created the power of Sotheby’s (and Christie’s learned by imitation)

A record sale at Christie’s and a solid result at Sotheby’s show the market is in full recovery

From Picasso's year of masterpieces at Tate Modern to his fellow Spaniard Murillo's portraits at the National Gallery