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How a widow’s legal fight against the Wildenstein family of France has threatened their storied collection — and revealed the underbelly of the global art market.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is planning a Harlem Renaissance show, ‘Art Worlds’ sociologist Howard S. Becker died at 95, and more global art news.

/PRNewswire/ -- After a remarkable journey spanning several decades, Ace Gallery, a pioneer in the contemporary art world, is preparing for its momentous final...

Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul are returning to Seoul in September to offer a distinctive two-for-one art fair experience once again. The creative momentum generated by their partnership is expected to extend well beyond the fair venues this time, with the city government launching a broader cultural initiative “Seoul Art Week” to celebrate the two art events arrival.

The artist, architect, and environmentalist Maya Lin is set to release her inaugural generative art project. Titled Ghost Forest Seedlings, and produced by Pace Verso with Web3 art innovators E.A.T_WORKS, the work will be released on September 18 to align with Climate Week NYC. Ghost Forest...

On view through August 26, the show, titled I’ve Known Rivers, marks Hank Willis Thomas first-ever presentation with Pace. This debut exhibition...

REDCAT's NOW Festival is known for supporting the development of experimental performances. Its 20th iteration, which begins Thursday, is no different.

Using retroreflective material, the artist’s latest works look at the way that rivers both carry and conceal as a means of examining history.

The estate of the late artist, who used language as his medium, will be represented by Pace in Asia with a focus on Korea.

The Lawrence Weiner estate will now be represented by Pace Gallery in Asia.