Scientists Find the Oldest Wooden Tools to Date in Greece, Dated Over 430,000 Years Old Art Market January 28, 2026 Two objects unearthed at an archeological site in southern Greece are the oldest wooden tools yet found, according to a…
Sotheby’s Achieves Highest Sale Total for Modern and Contemporary Art in Singapore Since 2023 Art Market January 28, 2026 On Sunday, with ART SG and Singapore Art Week wrapping up, Sotheby’s held its annual modern and contemporary art sale…
Pennsylvania Governor Files Brief in Support of Suit Against Trump Administration’s Removal of Slavery Exhibit Art Market January 28, 2026 Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro filed an amicus brief on Tuesday in support of the City of Philadelphia’s lawsuit against the…
At ART SG, Top Sale Hits $650,000 Amid Deepening Focus on Southeast Asia Art Market January 28, 2026 Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in On Balance, the ARTnews newsletter about the art market and beyond. Sign up here to receive it every Wednesday.…
Natalie Portman tries to sell a corpse and film-makers traffic in art-market stereotypes in The Gallerist – The Art Newspaper Art Market January 28, 2026 Marshall McLuhan said that art was whatever you can get away with. The new black comedy caper directed by Cathy…
First gallery for Pan-African contemporary art in San Francisco to open in 2026. Art Market January 28, 2026 San Francisco’s first gallery dedicated entirely to contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora, the Art of Contemporary Africa (AOCA),…
US Holocaust Museum Denounces Tim Walz for Comparison Between Minnesota’s Children and Anne Frank Art Market January 28, 2026 The US Holocaust Memorial Museum pushed back against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz this week after he compared victims of ICE…
New documentary provides an inside look at the Harlem Renaissance – The Art Newspaper Art Market January 28, 2026 A film currently screening at Sundance Film Festival in Utah offers a unique look into the Harlem Renaissance. Once Upon…
Jeffrey Deitch Apologizes to Artist After Pop Star Stages ‘Unauthorized Derivative’ of His Work Art Market January 28, 2026 New York’s Jeffrey Deitch apologized to artist Miles Greenberg after an ascendant pop star staged an event at the gallery…
Philadelphia sues US Department of the Interior and National Park Service over removal of slavery exhibit – The Art Newspaper Art Market January 28, 2026 Following the removal of a slavery exhibit at the former presidential homes of George Washington and John Adams in Philadelphia…
