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Art World Insiders Make Their New Year’s Predictions for 2026

2025 was a disorienting and destabilizing year, both in the art market and farther afield. But amid all the doom and gloom of gallery closures, tariff announcements, and Trump proclamations, there were

December 30, 2025

Arts

When Art Seems Impossible It Is Still Healing

2025 has felt especially unrelenting. January brought devastating wildfires to Los Angeles, my hometown. Dozens of artists lost their homes and their work. Altadena, a creative hub of Black creativity for decades and, more recently,

December 30, 2025

Arts

Cinema Icon Brigitte Bardot Dies, Olfactory Art Shines in Germany, Controversy at Imperial War Museum, and More: Morning Links for December 29, 2026

To receive morning links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews communication. headlines Sew it up. UK ministers to be liable for potential damages of up to

December 29, 2025

Arts

In 2025, Censorship and Firings Defined a Fractured Art World

In its 2024 Year-in-Review, ARTnews noted a widening schism in the art world, defined by a moral fault: the continued support of Israel amid the destruction of Gaza. A year later—and more

December 29, 2025

Arts

The 12 Cases That Shaped Art Litigation in 2025

The art world spent much of 2025 not unveiling masterpieces but unsealing court documents, as if the industry had drifted into a year-long deposition. What began as the usual background hum of

December 26, 2025

Arts

9 Art Shows to See Before They Close This Winter

See stunning Monet blockbusters, gorgeous Egyptian goddesses and black Broadway history before they’re gone.

December 25, 2025

Art and Design

Louvre Installs Bars on Notorious Window at Center of Art Heist

Although the Louvre was closed on Tuesday, the museum continued to tighten security measures, this time installing bars on its windows, through which thieves entered the museum in October and stole jewelry,

December 23, 2025

Arts

2025, the Year No One Could Figure Out the Art Market

In the post-Covid world, time has become a strange and elastic thing. Since President Donald Trump was re-inaugurated on Jan. 20, his administration has “flooded the region” with executive orders, outlandish statements

December 23, 2025

Art Markets

Sotheby’s to Host Its Second Auction in Saudi Arabia in January and This Time Only Art will Be Sold, No Luxury

Sotheby’s has announced that it will hold its second auction in Saudi Arabia on January 31, 2026. The auction house held the kingdom’s first international auction in February, selling art, luxury goods

December 23, 2025

Arts

The Best Digital Art of 2025, According to Curators, Artists, and Critics

Editor’s note: This story is an edition of Link Rot, Shanti Escalante-De Mattei’s biweekly column exploring the intersection of art, technology and the internet. It’s the end of the year. You know

December 23, 2025

Artists

Uruguay’s Only Art Fair Wagers That It Can Be a Regional Market Pressure

” There’s an in the past and after Este Arte,” Uruguay’s very first and only art fair, according to its owner, Laura Bardier. The professionalization of Uruguay’s art market can review as

December 22, 2025

Arts

The Bride-to-be Used an Art Deco-Inspired Outfit to Wed in a 17th-Century Provence Town

When it came time to pick a wedding event place, they were torn in between Melbourne and New York City. That’s when Lillian’s mommy interfered. “We were speaking to my mommy, Kerry,

December 22, 2025

Beauty

Robert Mnuchin, Goldman Sachs Power Broker Transformed Prominent Art Dealership, Passes Away at 92

Robert Mnuchin, the Wall surface Road leader that took place to turn into one of New york city’s most highly regarded art suppliers and a component at leading public auctions, passed away

December 20, 2025

Arts

Robert Mnuchin, Supply Investor Transformed Art Supplier, Passes Away at 92

A significant gamer in the big-deal boom, he left Wall surface Road for the art globe and in 2019 won a Jeff Koons sculpture for $91 million at public auction.

December 20, 2025

Art and Design

Take a look at the New Francis Kéré-Designed Las Las Vega Gallery of Art

Lastly, the Las Vega Gallery of Art (LVMA) has actually launched makings of its brand-new gallery structure, created by Pritzker Champion engineer Francis Kéré. Kéré created the 60,000-square-foot structure to be motivated

December 19, 2025

Arts

Art on the Wall Surface That Resembles Protests From the Streets

Nicole Eisenman’s most recent exhibit improves a lengthy practice of musicians utilizing their job to speak up versus fascism and fascism.

December 18, 2025

Art and Design

Time for a Right-Size Art Market

headings If the dimension is right. At different factors over the previous year, one might be forgiven for believing that the international arts market was coming close to an existential tipping factor.

December 16, 2025

Arts

Art chronicler claims 14 operate in Italian gallery are phonies

Konstantin Akinsha, a leading manager and art chronicler of Russian and Ukrainian art, claims he thinks The 14 art pieces in the Palazzo Nodis gallery in Cividale del Friuli, a town in

December 16, 2025

Arts

Art Institute of Chicago Obtains Paint by Kay WalkingStick

The College of the Art Institute of Chicago has actually revealed the leading whole lots from its 2025 procurements of greater than 1,000 whole lots, with an unique concentrate on vital paints

December 16, 2025

Arts

Somerset’s Unlikely Contemporary Art Scene is a Welcome Separation from the UK’s London-Centric Believing

Enjoying red wine, fermented potato brioche and smoked eel in a Michelin-starred dining establishment is not a typical West Nation experience. Neither is straying about a big gallery. However lately I appreciated

December 16, 2025

Arts

Exactly how to Ace the Refined Art of the ‘Olsen Tuck’ This Wintertime

The Olsen doubles are associated with 3 points: taking cigarette breaks on the road, using classic gold attire, and– my favored until now– the notorious untidy updo. The Olsen doubles’ trademark updos

December 16, 2025

Culture

A Public Auction Home Sells Jeffrey Epstein’s Art. There Are No Masterpieces

New Jersey-based Millea Bros. public auction home has actually marketed art and furnishings possessed by late sex wrongdoer and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, with sales to day of roughly $100,000, The New

December 15, 2025

Arts

Bianca Censori Dips Her Toes Into Furnishings Layout and Efficiency Art

Whatever Bianca Censori’s history in style and fashion jewelry layout, she is recognized primarily for her one-of-a-kind, enlightening style options and as the better half and muse of Ye, not Kanye West.

December 15, 2025

Arts

The National Gallery of Asian Art Returns 3 Sculptures to Cambodia

On December 11, the National Gallery of Asian Art, component of the Smithsonian Establishment in Washington, D.C., revealed the return of 3 Khmer-era sculptures from its collection to the Kingdom of Cambodia.

December 15, 2025

Arts

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Art World Insiders Make Their New Year’s Predictions for 2026

When Art Seems Impossible It Is Still Healing

Cinema Icon Brigitte Bardot Dies, Olfactory Art Shines in Germany, Controversy at Imperial War Museum, and More: Morning Links for December 29, 2026

In 2025, Censorship and Firings Defined a Fractured Art World

The 12 Cases That Shaped Art Litigation in 2025

9 Art Shows to See Before They Close This Winter

Louvre Installs Bars on Notorious Window at Center of Art Heist

2025, the Year No One Could Figure Out the Art Market

Sotheby’s to Host Its Second Auction in Saudi Arabia in January and This Time Only Art will Be Sold, No Luxury

The Best Digital Art of 2025, According to Curators, Artists, and Critics

Uruguay’s Only Art Fair Wagers That It Can Be a Regional Market Pressure

The Bride-to-be Used an Art Deco-Inspired Outfit to Wed in a 17th-Century Provence Town

Robert Mnuchin, Goldman Sachs Power Broker Transformed Prominent Art Dealership, Passes Away at 92

Robert Mnuchin, Supply Investor Transformed Art Supplier, Passes Away at 92

Take a look at the New Francis Kéré-Designed Las Las Vega Gallery of Art

Art on the Wall Surface That Resembles Protests From the Streets

Time for a Right-Size Art Market

Art chronicler claims 14 operate in Italian gallery are phonies

Art Institute of Chicago Obtains Paint by Kay WalkingStick

Somerset’s Unlikely Contemporary Art Scene is a Welcome Separation from the UK’s London-Centric Believing

Exactly how to Ace the Refined Art of the ‘Olsen Tuck’ This Wintertime

A Public Auction Home Sells Jeffrey Epstein’s Art. There Are No Masterpieces

Bianca Censori Dips Her Toes Into Furnishings Layout and Efficiency Art

The National Gallery of Asian Art Returns 3 Sculptures to Cambodia

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