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Jan Griffier, View of Hampton Court Palace, 1710 By Natasha Phillips-Geen Whilst the Nazis’ looting of art collections across the territories they occupied between 1933 and 1945 has been extensively investigated in academic scholarship and well chronicled in popular culture, the presence of Nazi-looted art within the UK’s national and regional museums is less well […]
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By Lena Rohde The merging of notable art world resources Artnet and Artsy was officially announced by Artnet on April 15, 2026. The news confirmed months of rumors, to those in the know, but the extent of the merge’s consequences, seen in the closing of the Artnet’s entire Berlin office, culling of multiple senior […]
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FBI Recovers 75 Paintings by Hanna “Kali” Weynerowska After 16-Year Search In April 2014, the FBI announced the recovery of 75 paintings by Polish artist and World War II resistance fighter Hanna “Kali” Weynerowska, concluding a sixteen-year effort to locate works that had gone missing following her death in 1998. Before her death in San […]
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Left: Seagram Building in Manhattan, New York, Ryan Ng, 2025 Right: Plaza at 375 Park Avenue Rules of Conduct Sign, Sam Brady-Myerov, 2026 By Sam Brady-Myerov On the sixth floor of the 2026 Whitney Biennial, metal signs line one of the gallery’s longest walls. Some are pristine and solid, while others are weathered and bent, […]
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Artworks with their wall texts at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (credit: pxhere) By Priya Shah What does an artist give up in a museum? More specifically, when their art is on display, can artists effectively control or even influence how their work is displayed? Unsurprisingly, the answer is complicated. Courts have only […]
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