Damaged Banksy Mural in Venice Will Be Restored, Defying Local Critics
An undersecretary in Italy’s culture ministry said that the restoration will be funded by an “important bank.”
‘Rediscovered’ Rembrandt Painting Could Sell For $18.4 M. at Sotheby’s
The house said it had spent 18 months researching the painting, at one point scanning it to determine its true author.
Gagosian to Leave Historic Madison Avenue Space Amid New York Real Estate Upheaval
The building’s managers have proposed leasing most of the building to Bloomberg Philanthropies, the philanthropic arm of billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
After Two Decades as an Art World Outlier, Marc Dennis’s Time Has Come
Marc Dennis still doesn’t have a New York gallery. It still doesn’t matter.
Sophie Calle Empties the Musée Picasso for an Eerie Exhibition in Which Both Artists’ Presences Haunt the Institution
Opening this week, the show takes over all of the museum’s four floors and is her most ambitious to date.
Artist Shellyne Rodriguez Reaches Plea Deal in Case Over Menacing Charge
She had started down anti-abortion activists and held a machete to a New York Post reporter.
Largest Paleolithic Cave Art Site Is Discovered in Eastern Iberia
Cova Dones has the most important Paleolithic cave art in the region and rivals the Atxurra site in northern Spain for the greatest number of designs.
Sin Wai Kin’s Latest Film Filters Ancient Rome through Contemporary Concerns
The artist currently has a show on view at the Fondazione Memmo, which commissioned the work.
Sanford Biggers Remixes Centuries of Art History in a Slew of New Solo Shows This Fall
He’s currently the subject of solo shows at Marianne Boesky in New York and Chicago’s Monique Meloche Gallery.
A Vibrant Nigerian Community in London Gets the Tribute It Deserves with a Show About Personal Journeys
Peckham, the subject of a show at the South London Gallery, is home to one of the largest Nigerian communities in the UK.