Art Newspaper is our #7 ranked publisher. Established in 1971, Art Newspaper is a well-established publication reporting on art-related news, exhibitions, and market trends. Its home office is located in London, United Kingdom.
The Art Newspaper is a highly respected source for news, with unparalleled coverage of exhibitions, auctions, and industry developments. BUT, its a paid service at about $80 per year for the digital edition.
The discovery, at the ancient site of Ucanal, is believed to reflect a political regime change in the 8th or 9th century
The work's brightly coloured positivity stands in sharp contrast to the notorious reputation of the prison where it is installed
The artist’s dazzling, Boschian composition “Les Distractions de Dagobert” is expected to fetch as much as $18m at Sotheby’s in New York next month
Show at Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pietà brings together the often haunting images of the US photographer who gained recognition only years after his untimely death
Powerful patrons and a Global South-dominated international exhibition ensure the nation’s artists are front and centre—despite the government’s decision to not stage a show
Our diarist’s first couple of days in La Serenissima gave her a chance to soak up the glamour synonymous with the city, as well as catch up with some art-world
Artists draw with their eyes and play with Zeus at the city's former shipyards and armories
Jeffrey Gibson mixes Native American motifs with modern materials to investigate issues of identity and history
A multimedia exhibition at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection includes many of the famed filmmaker's drawings, including his sketches while working with Picasso on the ballet 'Parade'
The restitution of artefacts from France in 2022 has energised Benin’s cultural and heritage sector, as is clear from the country’s four-artist presentation at the Biennale
Unique to the Biennale are its venues, which include beautiful historic buildings with interiors, art and artefacts that put many museums to shame
Project opens with four-year backing from AKO Foundation to acquire Sámi and Inuit art from Northern Europe
