Art
Hauser & Wirth to Mount Show of Masterpieces from ...
The exhibition will feature key works by Kerry James Marshall, Alma Thomas, and more.
Hard Choices: Will Signing with a Mega Gallery Mak...
Take a quiz to find out if you should level up to the big leagues or stick with the scrappy farm team.
Collector Komal Shah Launches Making Their Mark Fo...
Shah’s namesake “Making Their Mark” exhibition will travel to the National Museum of Women next year.
Cape Town’s Southern Guild Plans Tribeca Opening a...
“I didn’t even know how to imagine what I was imagining until they came along, I needed the kind of space they created.”
Russia’s Justice Ministry Moves to Designate Pussy...
The move came during one member's performance in Chicago.
OTHERWAY and Studio AKA bring Fortnum & Mason's 'A...
The luxury retailer's new festive campaign turns 181 Piccadilly into a magical world of animated characters, craft and Christmas charm. Fortnum & Mason has revealed its new Christmas campaign,...
Mentimeter introduces playful new illustration sys...
The presentation platform has unveiled a hand-drawn, single-colour illustration universe by Dutch designer and animator Loek Vugs, bringing a tactile and expressive counterpoint to its bold new bra...
Three Blue-Chip Dealers Join Forces for Pace Di Do...
The new gallery may signal an era of collaboration in the upper echelons of the market.
Yui Yaegashi at Gallery of The Porto Arts Club
October 24, 2025 – January 17, 2026
Adrienna Matzeg’s Embroideries Serve Up the Nostal...
Adrienna Matzeg captures the delights of a roadside diner in nostalgic stitches. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The...
Pulitzer Prize–Winning LA Times Art Critic Christo...
Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight retired on November 28 after serving thirty-six years in the role. A three-time nominee for the Pulitzer Prize for criticism, Knight won the honor in 2020 for his watchdog coverage of the...
Jack Shainman Gallery Fires Back at Odili Donald O...
The gallery said he still owed more than $292,000 in loans.
A Museum Dedicated to Works from the Sonnabend Col...
The Sonnabend Collection Mantova was produced by the Municipality of Mantua, the Sonnabend Collection Foundation, and Marsilio Arte.
Rediscovered Rubens Painting Sells for $2.7 M. in ...
The work was discovered in a private Paris townhouse by auctioneer Jean-Pierre Osenat.
Artist Sung Tieu Sells Work to Fund New Board Memb...
The sale was part of a conceptual artwork.
Ancient Artifacts Help Archaeologists Identify Whe...
Scholars used radiocarbon dating methods to compare timelines between the Minoans and the ancient Egyptians.
Antonio Canova’s Monumental Horse Sculpture Back o...
Cavallo Colossale has undergone an extensive restoration project.
Louvre to Hike Ticket Prices by 45 Percent for Mos...
The Louvre has announced that it will raise ticket prices for most visitors from outside the European Union by 45 percent, effective January 14, 2026. Officials expect the increase, from €22 (about $30) to €32 (roughly $42), to bring...
Trellis Art Fund Awards $820,000 to Artists with E...
The Trellis Art Fund, a New York–based nonprofit that launched in February 2024 with a $15.8 million endowment and the goal of supporting individual artists through unrestricted grants, is expanding its $20,000 Stepping Stone grants to a two-year program....
Gallerists Michael Werner and Gordon VeneKlasen Pa...
Michael Werner and Gordon VeneKlasen, who together ran Michael Werner Gallery for thirty-five years, have announced the end of their professional partnership, effective February 1, 2026. Werner will continue to operate his namesake gallery in Berlin, while VeneKlasen will...
















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