Artists

It stands to reason that France, a country with a deep and rich art history and some of the most dedicated collectors in the world, would also host some of the greatest art foundations.

Giotto helped revive naturalism in painting, bringing empathy and humanity, along with piercing observation, to his figures and illustrations of biblical stories.

Since Picasso’s death in 1973, artists have unpacked his celebrity in an array of complex ways.

It’s the Barbican Conservatory’s first site-specific work.

Many of the world’s top hotels make room within their walls for temporary or permanent art displays.

Florence’s Uffizi Gallery houses a collection of art dating from antiquity through the 18th century.

Its offerings are spread across multiple museums—and even a remote lighthouse.

Uman invited ARTnews to her studio in Albany in August.