The dispute over the future location of “Trans Am Rapture” has prompted duelling petitions, with the municipal government calling off the reinstallation to find a new site
A rising movement calls for housing reform in Mexico’s largest and most expensive city, but vandalism by disruptive groups has weakened its cause
The 600-year-old petroglyphs, depicting humans and abstract forms, are usually obscured by sand and have not been seen in their entirety since they were first discovered in 2016
The artist speaks about what drives her practice in anticipation of a solo exhibition in her hometown of Columbus, Ohio, spanning 50 years
The artist’s granddaughter was furious with his treatment of her grandmother Olga, but his death gave her the wealth to buy work by other masters
Researchers have found evidence of former residents and newcomers making a life among the ruins of the ancient Roman city in the years following 79AD
‘The Battle of Arbela’ depicts Alexander the Great triumphing over the Persian army
The picture came to light following a news broadcast on Russian state television last week
Exhibitions at the National Gallery Singapore and beyond present a nuanced exploration of the island country’s history as it continues to grapple with its colonial legacy
Olivier Babin tells The Art Newspaper that high overhead costs and the market slowdown made the business unsalvageable