The US president continues to strongarm his way into power over American culture
Exploring Frank Auerbach’s first-ever Berlin exhibition, plus Dan Hicks discusses the origins of contemporary debates around colonialism, art, and heritage, and an expert on Ian Hamilton Finlay reflects on the artist’s work ahead of a run of centenary exhibitions
Also coming up at Christie’s, New York in May is an early landscape, estimated at up to $3m
The 18th-century view of Venice is likely to break the artist’s auction record
Last night the star—and subject of a recent, monkey-themed biopic—unveiled works that seem to strip away any last remaining filters
Galleries, curators and artists are raising funds to support humanitarian efforts in the embattled country, following a natural disaster which claimed more than 3,600 lives
Guercino’s “King David” and a rare relief by John Deare have been allocated to the London institutions in lieu of inheritance tax on the estate of the celebrated financier, philanthropist and heritage leader
Virginia Vezzi’s “Self-Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria” is one of the 112 pieces acquired during the museum’s annual Collectors Committee Weekend
Alex Rotter’s promotion is the latest senior management shuffle at the auction house since Guillaume Cerutti stepped down
The emergency funds will go to humanities councils in all 50 states and six US territories