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A government audit claims Pierre-Olivier Costa, the recently suspended president of the Musée des civilization de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée (Mucem), sexually and morally harassed staff, while showing 'favoritism' in hiring and contracting, sparking a broader criminal investigation.

The work relates to a performance last year as part of the Aspen Art Museum's AIR festival.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has ruled that the President’s East Wing ballroom project can proceed.

Congress authorized the establishment of the museum in 2020, and it has overcome considerable hurdles.

Thought to be by an anonymous painter, it has sat in the museum's storeroom since 1989.

The National Gallery of Iceland is home to the pop star’s exhibition “echolalia.”

Doherty succeeds former executive director David Brenneman, who took the helm at Telfair Museums in 2024 following the sudden resignation of his predecessor, Benjamin T. Simmons.

“Simply prompting images and presenting the results as my artwork is fundamentally at odds with how I’ve always worked,” said the artist.

A tipster later identified the man in the UPS vest as Bassat and told police that he rented a storage unit in St. Paul.

The Taiwanese Ministry of Culture has said it “strongly protests” the decision and will take “necessary action” if an agreement cannot be reached.

Opening in early October, the concept's menu will be previewed at Printed Matter’s NY Art Book Fair in September.

A long-overlooked painting once relegated to storage has been identified as a genuine Bernini and is set to go on display at the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

The Pérez Art Museum Miami and the Bronx Museum of the Arts will acquire work for the permanent collection at the fair.

The artist has captured video of his four-legged audience sniffing out his sculptures at night.

Some of the iconic flowers in the Impressionist master's gardens have not survived this summer's record-breaking heat, as gardeners at the painter's historic home in Normandy adapt to the changing climate.

"I care so much about the arts community and will continue to learn the business and make things right,” Moore told ARTnews.

Bonhams will auction the American business woman's collection this fall, which she began when she was "forced to be catless."

The items, including beaded bags, moccasins, and a cradleboard, have been in the museum's collection since 1930.