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Prominent figures from the Wildenstein art dealing dynasty are expected to go on trial in France for tax evasion and money laundering in the new...

The Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has put a temporary export bar on 'Portrait of a Young Man in a Red Cap' by Pontormo to provide the opportunity to...

Drawing on Itten’s treatise, The Elements of Colour, Rook & Raven bring together the works of Marita Fraser and Nancy Milner. Through sculpture,...

Encountering Vishnu: The Lion Avatar in Indian Temple Drama” is a new exhibition at the Met in New York which will run until June next. The...

A large-scale multimedia installation by the Turner Prize winning artist Susan Philipsz will be on show at the Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and...

Cornelius Gurlitt, the now infamous art dealer, who hoarded Nazi looted masterpieces, discovered in 2012, was of sound mind when he donated his...

Hanaa Malallah responds to the DOLPH brief by expanding on her own experience of conflict and re-settlement. Displaced by the Iraq war and now...

Pu Zhiqiang the best known human rights lawyer in China has been found guilty of "inciting ethnic hatred" and "picking quarrels" on his social media...

Sami, a Syrian artist incarcerated in a detention centre has become an unofficial ‘War Artist’. Art has been used as a medium to record the history...

White Cube Mason’s Yard will present an exhibition of paintings by Korean artist Park Seo-Bo, the first solo exhibition of his work in the UK....

Drawing is both physical entity and intellectual proposition in ‘Line’, Lisson Gallery’s group exhibition, guest-curated by Drawing Room. Fifteen...

After a long and drawn out battle with a new national museum; four iconic paintings by Hieronymus Bosch and other Old Masters will remain at...