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New York’s Neue Galerie will merge with the Metropolitan Museum – The Art Newspaper
The Neue Galerie, the Manhattan institution opened by the philanthropist Ronald S. Lauder in 2001 in a Beaux-Arts mansion on...
Nazi-looted painting discovered in home of Dutch SS commander’s heirs – The Art Newspaper
For years Portrait of a Young Girl by the Dutch artist Toon Kelder has quietly hung in a hallway of...
Dinosaurs roam New York’s Bowery – The Art Newspaper
At the gallery Amanita’s Bowery location, a rare sculpture by John Chamberlain shares the floor with three even more infrequent...
Getty’s Black Visual Arts Archives receives additional $1.8m in funding – The Art Newspaper
The Getty Foundation has awarded an additional $1.8m to its Black Visual Arts Archives initiative. The programme helps institutions process,...
Iran has not withdrawn from 2026 Venice Biennale, pavilion commissioner says – The Art Newspaper
Iran’s culture ministry has denied it has withdrawn from the 2026 Venice Biennale, which opened on 9 May, and says...
Nine shows to see during Frieze New York – The Art Newspaper
Raphael: Sublime PoetryMetropolitan Museum of ArtUntil 28 JuneRaphael is one of the most important artists of the Western canon, casting...
Arts engagement linked to slower biological ageing, study says – The Art Newspaper
Engaging in arts and cultural activities has been linked with slowing biological aging, a new study has found. The results...
Pioneering British photographer Julia Margaret Cameron honoured with a blue plaque in London – The Art Newspaper
A blue plaque has been unveiled on the London home of Julia Margaret Cameron, celebrating the pioneering photographer who took...
With new Costume Institute exhibition and galleries, the Met makes powerful statement about fashion’s place in museums – The Art Newspaper
I will never forget my first visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, when I was around six years old....
‘This is the place of dreams’: Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo’s Venetian island venue opens to public – The Art Newspaper
After two days of dramatic deluges during the opening days of the Venice Biennale, the skies cleared, the sun shone...