If you want to stay up to date with the latest news but don't have time to watch endless content, you need to get somewhere. Each week, we'll bring you the latest on the past week's art quickly.
This coming Thursday, April 15, International Day of the Arts, ART will present to audiences William Deresewitz's bestselling book, The Economics of Creativity in the 21st Century.
It was a time of ‘casual sexism, casual sex and more overt sexism’ – but in the Tate’s new survey of feminist art, these 1970s Second Wave trailblazers finally come out on top.
Since applications are already open, we are happy to introduce you to the jury for now.
A painting with which Pablo Picasso announced to the world his passionate affair with his “golden muse” has sold at auction for $139.4 million (£113m).
There are more museums in the United States than Starbucks and McDonald's combined. This sounds encouraging!
Two people attacked the The Toilet of Venus, a painting by 17th century artist Diego Velázquez previously targeted by the Suffragettes.