Author: Benjamin Sutton

What was left of Francis Hines’s artistic legacy—a body of work that includes striking abstract compositions wrapped in stretched fabric—was

As Ukrainian artists face displacement, injury or worse, and the country’s cultural heritage risks damage and destruction amid Russia’s war,

The most important arts institution in Los Angeles—and most deep-pocketed in the world—will soon have a woman at its helm,

The American Academy in Rome, a centre located on the Eternal City’s Gianicolo hill that hosts US artists and scholars

An Italian court recently ruled that the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) must return an ancient marble sculpture because it

The 19th-century artist Adelia Armstrong Lutz was recognised in her lifetime not only for being one of the pillars of

The British Museum is the latest institution to scrub from all public-facing surfaces the Sackler name, which has become indelibly

Stan, the 39ft.-long fossilised skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus Rex that sold for a record-breaking $27.5m hammer price (with fees, $32m)

A fresco fragment in the collection of Los Angeles’s J. Paul Getty Museum was previously in the inventory of a

The next commissioner of New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) will be Laurie Cumbo, a former member of