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    Tate has bought two works at this year’s Frieze fairs, one at Frieze London and one at Frieze Masters, and both will enter the...

    A suburban housing development in Coulsdon, south London, has taken the Stirling Prize, the Royal Institute of British Architects’...

    Getty Images, the image licensing company whose library runs to hundreds of millions of assets, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy....

  Tate Modern's Turbine Hall is a perfect venue for sound art. It is cavernous, echoing, and filled all day with noisy day-trippers and...

  At least five people have been arrested in France in connection with the theft of two Renoir paintings last month, according to local media....

    Unauthorised Banksy exhibitions are touring the world at the moment, each promising a full survey of the best-known living street...

  The Van Gogh Museum and the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science have ended their dispute over who pays to fix the museum's building. A...

    Kehinde Wiley has written directly to President Trump, asking to buy back one of his own paintings after administration officials...

  The government has confirmed that entry to Britain's fifteen national museums will remain free for everyone, with no charges introduced for...

  A group of heirs to the Jewish banker Salomon Flavian has taken Sotheby's to court in Paris, disputing the auction house's 2024 sale of a...

  Former employees of the John F. Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts have told Congress that centre officials cancelled a plan to repair...

  The Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art has opened this year's Turner Prize exhibition, bringing together work by the four shortlisted...