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A new Prada Foundation is to be built in a former industrial complex – Largo Isarco – an unusually diverse environment for art. The...

The 2015 Joan Miró Prize winner has been announced.  Ignasi Aballí will receive a Euro 70,000 cash prize and be given the...

British Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has placed a temporary export bar on the painting ‘The Garden of Eden with the Fall of Man.’ by...

Patrick Brill AKA Bob and Roberta Smith has decided to run for Parliament against the former British Education Secretary Michael Gove, at the next...

The billionaire art collector Ronald Perelman’s attempts to expose what he has called the “dirty” side of the art world ended on...

Pace Beijing is launching the fifth installment of the annual “Beijing Voice” exhibition, this month. This is a long-term project and an...

The headless statue of a Greek river-god, Ilissos, which is part of the Parthenon marbles, has been allowed to leave Britain for the first time...

After the Kunstmuseum Bern has released a preliminary list that began to itemise some of the works in their controversial Gurlitt collection...

The Whitechapel Gallery has announced that Elina Axioti is the winner of the 2014 NEON Curatorial Award. The award was established in 2012 to...

The Serpentine Galleries have announced that architects SelgasCano will design the 15th Serpentine Pavilion. The commission celebrates its 15th...

The transformative power of extreme footwear will be explored in the V&A’s summer 2015 fashion exhibition, Shoes: Pleasure and Pain. More...

Last night, at Sotheby’s London, one of the last great Turner masterpieces remaining in private hands set a world auction record for the...