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‘It’s hard to fathom how a peaceful protester can receive more prison time than many of the insurrectionists,’ said one researcher, of Timothy Martin’s sentence.

How pioneers like Monet, Morisot, Degas and others dismantled the rigid artistic standards of 19th-century European painting to found the first avant-garde art movement

Bringing together 206 leading international galleries from 41 countries and territories – including 65 operating spaces in France – the show attracted an enthusiastic response from galleries, collectors, and visitors.

The Art Gallery of Ontario announced its exhibitions on view in 2026. From Impressionism to the ‘90s Alt-rock scene, the AGO continues to bring together a diverse range of people, places, and ideas by presenting exceptional art experiences.

The Scharf Collection, one of the most significant private art collections in Germany, is being showcased in a large-scale exhibition for the very first time.

Grogan & Company announced its highly anticipated fall sales: the Fine Jewelry Auction on November 2 and the Fine Art Auction on November 9, both at the Beacon Hill gallery in Boston.

IF YOU HAD TO NAME THE TOP three museums in Paris, you would probably tick off the three most established and iconic: the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, and the Centre Pompidou.

Thousands of years of artistic expression can be found under one roof at Frieze Masters, in a calmer, more manicured environment than the bigger, more contemporary Frieze London.

Bellmans will offer a superb selection of works from descendants of the seminal Ionides family collection.

An Australian-exclusive exhibition of masterworks from the acclaimed Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, United States, will open at the Art Gallery of South Australia in July 2026 as the debut exhibition in AGSA’s new Winter Art Series.

Using touches of pure colour — a technique known as pointillism, which he pioneered alongside Georges Seurat — Signac created paintings ‘graced with the most lavish harmonies’. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s.

The Impressionists broke with tradition in both how and what they painted, redefining what then constituted cutting-edge contemporary art.

Valadon posed for Renoir and Toulouse-Lautrec before being mentored in her early painting career by Degas, who recognised her as ‘one of us’.

This fall, the Harvard Art Museums present an exhibition that demonstrates how simple tools like chalk, crayon, graphite, and charcoal can be powerful vehicles for artistic expression.

A cultural landmark, silent for over a decade, is about to sing again. After 14 years of ambitious expansion and restoration, the Bonnat-Helleu Museum is set to throw open its doors.