The Authors Guild Sues the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Department of Government Efficiency
A class action lawsuit was filed Monday by the Authors Guild, along with independent scholars and writers, against the National...
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Ancient Buddhist Relics Unearthed in Thailand Temple
A trove of ancient Buddhist relics have been found beneath a historic temple in northeastern Thailand. Conservation efforts at Wat...
Why Open a Gallery Now? Artist-Curator Adam Heft Berninger Thinks the Timing Is Perfect
Editor’s Note: This story is part of Newsmakers, a new ARTnews series where we interview the movers and shakers who are making change in...
Germany Settles Century-Long Restitution Dispute Over Royal Property
A nearly century-long legal battle over royal property has ended, as Germany’s federal government and the states of Berlin and...
Art in America’s Summer “New Talent” Issue Features 20 Artists to Watch, Figurative Painting’s Boom, Art’s Spiritual Turn, and More
The outset of the second Trump administration—we were just 12 weeks in when this issue went to press—has been tumultuous...
Christie’s Brings in $489 M. from Two Evening Sales in New York, Led by Mondrian Painting at $47.6 M.
On Monday night, Christie’s kicked off its spring marquee auctions with back to back auctions that brought in a combined...
Book review: Always Home, Always Homesick, Hannah Kent
Hannah Kent's first non-fiction book retreads the grounds of her Iceland-set bestseller, 'Burial Rites.'
New York Area Shows We Love Right Now
This week I’m reminded of the breadth of world cultures and the long shadow of human history, with art exhibitions...
One Man’s Trash Is Another’s Art
In a room thick with memory, there is a thing — that’s the closest word I have for it — irradiated...
Schomburg Center Turns 100 With an Art Historical Library Card
New Yorkers can now trade in their red public library cards for a special edition honoring the centennial of the...
