Museum Folkwang revisits the founder's early travels and the formation of its historic Islamic Department
A survey of Karl Ernst Osthaus's collecting habits, featuring loans from Berlin and Dresden alongside European modernist responses.
A new exhibition at the Pinacoteca Agnelli reclaims the identity of Manet's Black model
Chris Ofili extracts a peripheral figure from nineteenth-century painting and places her at the forefront of a new Turin show.
Regulatory friction and shifting trade routes slow relative expansion despite absolute gains
Arts Economics marks BAMF's thirtieth year with data showing Britain's second-place global standing, slower recovery since 2009, and a fragmented export market.
A landmark centenary survey unfolds across three Turin institutions, re-examining domestic craft, fragile materials, and quiet innovation.
Turin hosts a sprawling retrospective marking one hundred years since the birth of Arte Povera's lone woman, spanning three venues and ten contemporary responses.
A transcontinental book donation programme reshaping scholarly access and institutional ethics
The Toledo Museum of Art introduces a collaborative literary distribution scheme, sending curated volumes to African archives while rethinking cross-cultural acquisition practices.
Interrogating structural lifecycles through edible media
Hartwig Art Foundation launches its second international call for edible architectural models, inviting global creators to explore post-occupancy cycles ahead of the 2026 festive season.
Exploring urban rhythms and forgotten details at the 61st Venice Biennale
A collateral presentation that maps the shared cadence of two coastal metropolises through site-specific installations and archival observation.
A landmark auction results in a new domestic benchmark for Impressionist masterworks
Claude Monet's vast 1924 canvas achieves €50m at Sotheby's Paris, establishing a new national record and highlighting shifting collector strategies.
A dedicated architectural intervention brings the artist's largest works into public view
Anselm Kiefer's massive 2007 painting remains hidden in archives until a custom-designed concrete pavilion solves its logistical challenges.
A tightly guarded abstract canvas enters the secondary market, challenging established price benchmarks and highlighting sustained institutional momentum.
Hilma af Klint's January 1920 geometric work prepares for a Stockholm sale, offering collectors a rare glimpse of her abstract legacy amid global exhibition success.
Why a Eurostar campaign overlooks a major London loan
An advertising campaign features a Renoir masterpiece destined for Paris, yet the canvas currently resides in the UK capital.
How a new generation is navigating high costs, family legacies, and shifting aesthetics in the Old Masters sector
A look at how emerging gallery directors and specialists are overcoming steep financial barriers to redefine historical art commerce in London and beyond.
