Finishing his new book—an exploration of the untold origins of British art—took our diarist into a universe that only an author can inhabit

As it marks its 75th anniversary, we hear how the “amazing melting pot” of Vienna shaped the publisher’s identity and what’s in store for the future

French art historian is “horrified by the accusation of antisemitism” following the publication of his collection of short stories

The vice-president Deborah Aaronson tells us how the company got some help from Albert Einstein and why eBooks are not necessarily the future of art publishing

The publication’s sudden closure comes just days after Penske Media Corporation acquired Artforum

New York journal joins ARTnews and Art in America under same corporate umbrella

The Condé Nast business head brings with him more than two decades of experience as a media professional

The magazine and digital platform, founded in 2009, often led critical art debates on race, sex, class and gender, but will now close if a new owner is not found

Silos are tight in the arts, but here's how musicians, artists and writers and can work together to bring in new audiences

Where print runs for trade art books have seen steady declines since the 90s, sales of artists’ books have stayed steady or risen—we look at why

A year on from its announcement, we look at whether the Richard Schlagman Art Book Awards is meeting its ambitions