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A Paris exhibition traces artists’ obsession with the Apocalypse, from rare Medieval illuminated manuscripts to Blake, Kandinsky, and Kiki Smith.

The New Museum, Manhattan’s only museum dedicated exclusively to contemporary art, today announced that its 60,000 sq ft building expansion designed by OMA / Shohei Shigematsu and Rem Koolhaas in collaboration with Cooper Robertson will open in fall 2025.

Imagine stepping into a Parisian apartment, a space not just lived in, but curated, a vibrant dialogue between art and life. 

At the edge of the Calanques, the national park along the coastline between Marseille and La Ciotat, is Friche de l’Escalette: a sculpture park set amid an abandoned mine and ruined buildings...

Amy Fleming visits the Maeght Foundation in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, which is celebrating its 60th birthday with a new extension and an exhibition that recalls the closeness of Bonnard and Matisse to its founders

Once a year, The European Fine Art Fair turns Maastricht, a small Dutch university town on the border of Belgium.

The 11th edition of Frieze Masters opens this week in London at Regent’s Park from October 11–15, concurrent with the 20th anniversary edition of Frieze London.

The near-entirety of an art collection belonging to Gérard Depardieu, the prolific French actor whose career was clouded in recent years by accusations of sexual assault.

Over 230 pieces went under the hammer, including sculptures by Rodin. The French actor — now dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct — once played the artist in a movie.

Our 2023 printable events guide is the go-to Frieze and Frieze week collateral crib sheet.

Plus a painting by Hedda Sterne, one of the few women to make her mark in New York’s Abstract Expressionism movement

New for Frieze Masters 2023, Modern Women, curated by Camille Morineau and her team at AWARE is dedicated to solo exhibitions by women artists working between 1880–1980, a pivotal period for women’s rights and feminism.

Germaine Richier’s retrospective, recently closed at the Centre Pompidou in Paris and opening in July at the Musée Fabre in Montpellier brings back into public view a twentieth-century sculptor.

French actor Gerard Depardieu, who is facing a series of sexual assault allegations, is to sell much of his art collection worth an estimated 3-5 million euros, his auctioneers announced on June 15.

Curators Marie-Claudine Llamas and Mica Bowman have curated a group exhibition a Bowman Sculpture featuring some of the most important 18th and 19th century, Modern and Contemporary women artists.