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This week: Paris+ gets in the game, Gilbert and George get anti-woke, a trustee gets auction-y, and much more.

There's a lot to see at the new event. Here are seven picks not to miss, from a dystopian dog video to early works by Robert Ryman.

Plans are afoot for a new privately funded contemporary art institution to open in Amsterdam under the auspices of the Hartwig Art Foundation, and though the first sledgehammer has not been swung nor the first brick laid, the foundation has already named the museum’s chief. The Art Newspaper reports that Beatrix Ruf, the onetime director of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, will lead the fledgling institution from its inception. Ruf ended her tenure at the Stedelijk in 2017 amid concerns (later ...

Art news for Oct. 19, 2022: Just Stop Oil on why they attack art, Galerie König shuts Vienna space, King Charles's art spikes in value, more.

The arrival of Paris+ as a major international competitor on the art fair circuit pointed to a revival of French capital's art market status.

The solo exhibition "Youth" by Anne Imhof opened to the public on September 30 at the Stedelijk Museum, in Amsterdam.

/CNW/ - Bold, provocative, visionary, the Canadian artist group General Idea—active from 1969 to 1994—was groundbreaking in their anticipation of contemporary...

WHEN IT COMES TO ART, there is no such thing as a glutton. Not in Venice, where one can never get enough, certainly not during the VIP preview of a Biennale. The current edition, the fifty-ninth, has brought such a cornucopia of material from so many parts of the world to so many places around the lagoon that one might think every appetite would be sated. Alas, no! The social deprivations of the pandemic created a hunger for the IRL company of others in numbers that Covid p...

The Verbier Art Summit returns as an online conference this weekend. Registration is free and open to the public.

Minus its signature Grand Palais venue, the city’s marquee fair for contemporary art nevertheless managed to draw crowds—and Brad Pitt.