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Brutalist home of England’s first National Black Art Convention saved from demolition – The Art Newspaper
A building often considered to be the home of the Black British arts movement has been saved from demolition after...
Theaster Gates to create giant frieze for Obama Presidential Center – The Art Newspaper
The forthcoming Obama Presidential Center, a museum and library celebrating the 44th US president, has announced a new artist commision...
Construction of Trump’s White House ballroom continues despite National Trust for Historic Preservation lawsuit – The Art Newspaper
On Tuesday (16 December), after hearing oral arguments from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, a federal judge chose not...
Malba acquires collection of more than 1,200 Latin American works – The Art Newspaper
The Argentine real-estate developer and collector Eduardo F. Costantini has acquired the entire Daros Latinamerica Collection in an unprecedented move....
17th edition of Ecuador’s Bienal de Cuenca has a playful theme but a serious tone – The Art Newspaper
Marking its 40th anniversary, the 17th Bienal de Cuenca, titled The Game, opened on 24 October. Its inauguration coincided with...
Art Fund awards £1.2m to 29 UK museums to support ‘innovative’ projects – The Art Newspaper
Art Fund, the UK’s national charity for art, is giving a total of over £1.2m to 29 museums and galleries...
MoMA explores how African studio portraits offered a new vision of freedom – The Art Newspaper
When young men and women stepped into studio backdrops to have their photograph taken in Bamako, Kinshasa and Accra in...
Comment | After a market shake up in 2025, it’s time to create a right-sized art trade – The Art Newspaper
You could be forgiven for thinking at various points in the past year that it might be the end times...
56 participating artists, duos and collectives revealed for 2026 Whitney Biennial – The Art Newspaper
The Whitney Museum of American Art has revealed the 56 artists, duos and collectives that will participate in the 2026...
Pussy Riot branded ‘extremist organisation’ by Russian court – The Art Newspaper
A Moscow court has today ruled the feminist punk protest collective Pussy Riot to be an “extremist organisation”. The decision...