British painter Issy Wood spawned a new portrait style with her "cinematic crop" that is cropping up everywhere.

While the 29th edition of Paris Photo celebrates the medium’s bicentennial, its Emergence Sector explores photography’s next ...

In today's Artnet Bulletin: still no buyers for the Bouchardon bust, Yoshitomo Nara and Stella McCartney team up again, and ...

Beloved Japanese art collective teamLab is putting down roots in the U.S., with plans to open its first permanent venue in ...

The biennial’s title is “Angels & Mara.” In Buddhist cosmology, Mara is a demon responsible for the cycle of death and ...

Late New York-based Dutch artist Anton van Dalen lived an worked in the Peace House for half a century. Now it's up for grabs ...

Thirty-six years have elapsed since Marina Abramović last tread upon Chinese soil. In 1988, she and her partner Ulay embarked on an incredible feat of endurance, each walking 2,500 kilometers from ...

Fair Warning estimates the work by Yoshitomo Nara, painted in the aftermath of Tōhoku earthquake, will bring in $10 million ...

In today's Artnet Bulletin: inside London's National Gallery, a Bloomsbury Group drawing is discovered, more U.S. pavilion ...

Josh Safdie has released his first fine art print, published by Two Palms, that lists his top New York films—he couldn't stop at 10.

A new documentary profiles the venturesome collectors John and Kimiko Powers, who were early supporters of Pop Art.

Pace Gallery posts U.K. losses, Art Basel Qatar returns, and MoMA, Pompidou, and M+ form an alliance.