The installation takes over all of the digital displays throughout the terminal, and the subway station below.| ARTnews.com
Key takeaways, along with a short list of what is and is not open during the ongoing government shutdown.| ARTnews.com
The lawsuit's defendants included Justin Bieber, Madonna, Steph Curry, Paris Hilton, Beeple, and Sotheby's.| ARTnews.com
A team from Waseda University in Tokyo oversaw the renovation of Amenhotep III's tomb, one of the largest in the Valley of the Kings.| ARTnews.com
Proceeds of the sale will go to Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Acorns Hospice and Cure Parkinson’s.| ARTnews.com
The artist alleged that the gallery maintained "suspect" accounting for his work.| ARTnews.com
The temple in Luxor is one of Egypt's most famous archaeological sites.| ARTnews.com
Aimee Ng will begin in her post in November.| ARTnews.com
"Before the Americas" is an art historical survey tracing the work of Afro-Latino, Caribbean, and African American artists.| ARTnews.com
Phillips layered mundane images of consumer culture and mass entertainment into his vibrantly colored paintings, often with a playful twist.| ARTnews.com
Phillips layered mundane images of consumer culture and mass entertainment into his vibrantly colored paintings, often with a playful twist.| ARTnews.com
In the 1960s and 1970s, the artist was at the forefront of Moroccan post-colonial art| ARTnews.com
Milton Esterow, a former publisher of ARTnews who investigatory journalism altered the art world, has died at 97.| ARTnews.com
Tom Wesselmann's studio has found life after death, Frieze Masters's new director talks, and more global art news.| ARTnews.com
Dr. Shelly Lowe was nominated by President Joe Biden and confirmed by the Senate in February 2022.| ARTnews.com
LACMA's expansion, a 'living' Dred Scott history museum, and more received NEH grants.| ARTnews.com
The entire staff of the Institute of Museum and Library Services was placed on leave, leaving its future hanging in the balance.| ARTnews.com
The court determined that the new policy, which would have been in effect while reviewing grant applicants, was a violation of the US Constitution.| ARTnews.com
The reporters ask the US State Department questions that remain unanswered in a film of found footage by Alex Reynolds and Robert M. Ochshorn.| ARTnews.com
Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas acquires an Agnes Northrop–designed Tiffany Studios window that had been in a San Antonio church since 1931.| ARTnews.com
Collector interest in sculptures by French artists François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne continues to grow at auction.| ARTnews.com
While Surrealism carried much of the sale, one of the night’s clearest signals of collector demand came from François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne.| ARTnews.com
The Japanese museum's consignment with Christie's includes works by Marc Chagall, Claude Monet, Henry Moore, Pierre-August Renoir, and Henri Matisse.| ARTnews.com
The life-size bronze, brass and leather sculpture sold for the second-highest amount for the French artist at auction.| ARTnews.com
"In this historical moment, amplifying global voices isn't optional, it's essential," the fair's founder Adriana Farietta said.| ARTnews.com
"In this historical moment, amplifying global voices isn't optional, it's essential," the fair's founder Adriana Farietta said.| ARTnews.com
"In this historical moment, amplifying global voices isn't optional, it's essential," the fair's founder Adriana Farietta said.| ARTnews.com
Two modest fairs—Esther II and Conductor—stand out during New York Art Week by spotlighting intimacy, fabrication, and artists from the Global South.| ARTnews.com
A five-alarm fire gutted a 19th-century Red Hook warehouse, collapsing the roof and destroying dozens of artist studios and small businesses.| ARTnews.com
Conductor, a new fair centering the Global Majority, launches it's first full edition at Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn in April 2026 with over 50 exhibitors.| ARTnews.com
Andy Friend's new book Comrades in Art: Artists Against Fascism, 1933–1943 tells the story of the Artists International Association (AIA).| ARTnews.com
The new book, out from MACK, includes photographs he shot at age 13.| ARTnews.com
Cryptocurrency platform founder Justin Sun is suing Bloomberg News to prevent it from publishing details of his financial assets.| ARTnews.com
In a letter sent to clients Thursday, Sotheby's announced that the auction house was ditching the overhauled fee structure announced in February.| ARTnews.com
The school's parent company, BrandEd, denies that its “Heightened Cash Monitoring Status” is indicative of greater financial issues.| ARTnews.com
Sotheby's attempt to overhaul its fee structure last year upset a lot of important people at the auction house.| ARTnews.com
However, research suggests socioeconomic factors and Brexit are also to blame.| ARTnews.com
The opening will coincide with a blockbuster exhibition of modern and contemporary art.| ARTnews.com
They want to inject more purpose, perspective, and patronage into collecting, which they say has become “too transactional.”| ARTnews.com
The Khatib's son, Prince Castro Ben Leon, argues that they are worth $323 million.| ARTnews.com
As high-end art sales continue to stagnate, auction houses are increasingly leaning on luxury categories to meet their revenue targets.| ARTnews.com
The strike ignited a large fire in the Nachlas Eliezer Synagogue in Odessa.| ARTnews.com
UNESCO has added 26 sites to its World Heritage List, including four new sites located on the African continent and the Murujuga Aboriginal lands.| ARTnews.com
Zelenskyy gifted Pope Leo an image of the Madonna and child painted on a panel of wood from an artillery crate.| ARTnews.com
The decision to leave UNESCO was announced by the State Department on Tuesday and will take effect at the end of 2026.| ARTnews.com
For Ukraine, For Their Freedom and Ours! has accused Russia of the “systematic, widespread, and organized” looting of Ukrainian cultural heritage.| ARTnews.com
Australian politicians are protesting UNESCO's concerns over ancient rock art in Murujuga near the proposed Woodside gas project.| ARTnews.com
A new report by a German research group has found that fossil fuels projects are occurring on UNESCO protected heritage sites.| ARTnews.com
The EU has also sanctioned the director of the “Tauric Chersonese” State Museum-Preserve.| ARTnews.com
Veteran art dealer Tim Blum is closing his LA and Tokyo galleries, citing a system that, for him, 'hasn’t worked in years.'| ARTnews.com
Here's what we're reading this morning July 30, 2025.| ARTnews.com
Veteran dealer Matt Bangser joins Art Intelligence Global as Senior Director, bringing decades of gallery and auction experience to the advisory firm.| ARTnews.com
How AI has transformed a charred papyrus scroll from Herculaneum into 'a literary book from the ancient world'—and what it could mean moving forward.| ARTnews.com
Archaeologists find a lavish 2nd-century BC Thracian warrior tomb in Bulgaria, complete with war horse and gold-adorned grave goods.| ARTnews.com
Sotheby’s modern sale brought in $186.4M as a Giacometti bust failed to sell and a Frank Lloyd Wright lamp broke auction records at $7.5M.| ARTnews.com
The gallerist's close relationships with artists included Joan Miró, Alexander Calder, Antoni Tàpies, and Francis Bacon.| ARTnews.com
Sotheby's Modern Evening sale will include works by Alberto Giacometti, Franz Marc, and Paul Gaugin.| ARTnews.com
Sotheby’s will auction a hand-painted bronze Alberto Giacometti sculpture this May with an estimate exceeding $70 million.| ARTnews.com
A 1955 bronze bust by Alberto Giacometti failed to sell at Sotheby's modern evening sale on May 13.| ARTnews.com
Prices for works by Tiffany Studios, Alberto and Diego Giacometti, Francois-Xavier Lalanne and other artists continue to rise.| ARTnews.com
Art figures heavily into the project, with public funds paying for the memorial in London's St James’s Park.| ARTnews.com
A Douglas Coupland canoe sculpture in Toronto was destroyed in a possible arson attack.| ARTnews.com
President Trump's National Garden of American Heroes will feature 250 life-sized statues.| ARTnews.com
The Mellon Foundation will donate $15 million to US's 56 state and jurisdiction councils for the humanities after the NEH cut funding by $65 million.| ARTnews.com
Funding set aside by the Biden administration is still available, but there's only 12 months left to mount an exhibition.| ARTnews.com
The lawsuit was filed due to the termination of millions in committed grants from Congressional funds.| ARTnews.com
The Trump administration laid off about 100 employees at the NEH, with fewer than 60 staff members thought to be remaining.| ARTnews.com
The NEA began canceling grants not long after Trump proposed to eliminate the agency in his 2026 budget.| ARTnews.com
Black arts institutions are facing a difficult future after NEA funding was slashed by Donald Trump.| ARTnews.com
The 'Big Beautiful Bill' includes $40 million for the National Garden of Heroes, partially funded by canceled federal grants.| ARTnews.com
A statue of a Confederate general toppled and burned in Washington, D.C., in 2020 will be reinstalled.| ARTnews.com
Perlstein's collection included works by Max Ernst, Man Ray, Rene Magritte, Cy Twombly, Roy Lichtenstein, Dora Maar, Donald Judd, and Keith Haring.| ARTnews.com
The building is thought to have been the administrative and judicial center of Laodicea—one of the most significant metropolises in Anatolia.| ARTnews.com
The artist had a recent solo exhibition at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Wisconsin and figured in the group show “R U Still Painting???.”| ARTnews.com
A newly translated edition of seminars on painting by Gilles Deleuze are chaotic and magnificent.| ARTnews.com
Recently reexamined findings at the Wyoming site offer a rare glimpse into a transitional moment in history.| ARTnews.com
New readings of ancient inscriptions may name Moses, offering potential archaeological evidence of the biblical figure, but scholars remain divided.| ARTnews.com
Sandra Poulson's sculptures, now on view at MoMA PS1, tell 'micro-stories' about their making.| ARTnews.com
Archaeologists in Mexico have uncovered what they believe are the remains of Sak-Bahlán, famed for its century-long defiance of Spanish rule.| ARTnews.com
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Claire Selvin is associate editor at ARTnews, where she previously held the position of assistant editor. She covers breaking news, art market developments, art-related court cases, and more for artnews.com. Her writing has also appeared in Atlas Obscura, Hyperallergic, and Boston magazine, and she penned a catalogue essay for the 2019 exhibition “Quiet March to a Warring Song” at the Shaker Museum in Mount Lebanon, New York. She has participated in a ten-week publishing course at the Los...| ARTnews.com