Author: Ethan Rhodes

Amalia Pica believes children’s play can teach artists a lot about free expression. In the Argentinean artist’s New York solo…

An inspector general audit has questioned some Smithsonian Institution spending under a pandemic relief law, suggesting the group of museums…

Last month, in the Artnet Auctions sale GEMS: Collecting Post-War Abstraction, Kikuo Saito’s Sugar Moon (2011) broke the artist’s previous…

The 20 or so images now featured in Daniel Arsham’s first photography exhibition were never meant for our eyes. The…

Two of the top museums in the world became sites for political protest on Sunday, with pro-Palestine demonstrations taking place…

This article is part of the Artnet Intelligence Report Year Ahead 2024. Through in-depth analysis of last year’s market performance,…

On January 3, 1638, the Schouwburg on Amsterdam’s Keizersgracht canal opened its doors. Modeled after the Teatro Olimpico in the…

The U.K.’s Spoliation Advisory Panel has decided that three paintings by Peter Paul Rubens should remain in the collection of…

Spring is in the air, with a fresh crop of artists from the Artnet Gallery Network that we’ll be watching…

Last month, the Lagos Biennial assembled the works of over 80 artists for its fourth edition, on a site named…