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An investigation reveals that UK museums hold over 263,000 human remains, with significant collections from Africa and Asia. Concerns arise over the ethical acquisition and retention of these items, highlighting the absence of binding repatriation laws in the UK.

Marica Vilcek, a prominent supporter of immigrant artists and scientists, has died at 89. Known for her philanthropy and impact on the arts, she co-founded the Vilcek Foundation to celebrate immigrant contributions. Her legacy continues through the numerous individuals and programs she

Guillaume Cerutti is leaving his role as president of the Pinault Collection in Paris after only thirteen months. Previously the CEO of Christie's, his departure signals a shift for the prominent art institution.

The Art Gallery of Ontario has identified the subject of a mysterious portrait as Eleonora Susette, an enslaved woman from Guyana. This discovery offers a deeper understanding of the artwork's historical context.

Cristopher Canizares is set to exit Hauser & Wirth to create his own firm focused on artist management. The new venture will provide tailored services to help artists thrive in the art market.

This week, we remember influential figures from the art world, including Calvin Tomkins, Rhoda Roberts, and Agosto Machado, who have left lasting legacies through their contributions to art and culture.

John Yau critiques Jerry Saltz’s depiction of America in the Brooklyn Rail, questioning whether Saltz's views are an endorsement of Jeff Koons. Yau contrasts Saltz’s opinions with those of Frank O’Hara, arguing Saltz’s description lacks depth.

Asher Remy-Toledo, a central figure in media arts, passed away at 62. Founder of Hyphen Hub, he left a significant impact on the art world. His legacy includes fostering a vibrant community and advancing media art forms.

This article explores Karma Brown's reflections on art conservation and fiction writing, Namwali Serpell's insights on Toni Morrison, and challenges faced by writers accused of AI usage. It also highlights resilience during Eid celebrations in Gaza.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has sparked controversy by using a painting by Japanese artist Hiroshi Nagai without permission. The altered artwork, shared on their official X account, has drawn widespread criticism and highlighted ongoing issues with unauthorized art use by