Author: Ethan Rhodes

A German court has ruled in favor of a Berlin art organization’s injunction brought against the centrist national newspaper Tagesspiegel.…

On Tuesday, Art Basel opened its latest Hong Kong edition to VIPs, amid concerns about the slowing Chinese economy and…

Matthew Skic, a curator at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, has located the first portrayal of the…

The British Museum is hitting back against a former longtime employee who allegedly stole and often sold some 1,800 objects…

Myroslav Vayda, a professor at a famed school in Kyiv, was finishing up teaching a class to freshman when he…

The start of the calendar year is often a relatively quiet time for auctions, so many of the most-expensive lots…

Archaeologists undertaking excavations on Insula 10 (Regio IX)—a central area of the city of Pompeii—have discovered an ancient Roman construction…

Artists and critics called for Europe to protect artists and art businesses from China’s intimidation so that they can work…

The View From is excerpted from The Asia Pivot, Artnet Pro’s biweekly members-only newsletter providing mission-critical analysis, insights, and exclusive…

Scottish artist Callum Innes (b. 1962) is best known for his large monochromatic and gradient color field paintings, often filling…