>"The future of art, its accessibility, and its audience were explored at Christie’s Art+Tech Summit."

“It does not escape your intelligence that a closure of this kind, in addition to constituting a loss of income, represents damage to the image of the Uffizi Galleries and the entire national museum system,” Sangiuliano said.

"The crucial question is whether the current feeding frenzy can be sustained. After all, early commercial success carries with it enormous pressure—and a runaway secondary market can cause resentment."

>"The Cultural Property Advisory Committee guides the US Department of State on import restrictions for artefacts and emergency actions related to cultural property"

"A retrospective for the artist known for designing the creature in Ridley Scott’s “Alien” pairs a metal concert with _...Read More_

"An early figure in the Cultural Foundation, the celebrated painter and sculpture's works revolve around the female form"

"Serpentine Gallaeris start 2022 with a multi-layered global project with the internationally acclaimed artist KAWS developed in collaboration with Acute Art and the online video game _...Read More_

Marfa, Texas, is known for its highbrow arts scene. A new gallery is unsettling that image.

"Art should be a welcome contribution to any crisis for its cathartic effects alone. In 2020, we would have benefited from social practice, art’s formal intervention into the realities outside itself, too. Sadly, theatres closed first and _...Read More_

"Salman Toor’s institutional debut at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York brings together a body of new paintings that sensitively treat questions of queer identity and diasporic belonging." The exhibition, which opened in _...Read More_

“In the midst of the inescapable lockdown with a child, I decided not to escape or project out, but to do a show for her. A show, where there is a princess and a wolf, a magic mirror, some legs, a puppet theatre and a drunken sailor. Twelve _...Read More_

"Faced with the restrictions of the pandemic, curators have been forced to rethink the visitor experience at galleries and museums, introducing new routes and one-way systems. Ravi Ghosh explores the implications of this shake-up."

Frieze’s Autumn Listening Sessions are hosted by the poet, performer, jazz archivist and frieze columnist  Harmony Holiday  and poet, cultural theorist and 2020 MacArthur Fellow  Fred Moten. From their living rooms in LA and New York, _...Read More_

>"Does John Nash deserves a place beside his brother in the pantheon of British war artists?"