News•Mar 11, 2026
Snuffboxes Stolen in Paris Daylight Robbery to Go on Display at V&A
The snuffboxes, made in 18th-century Berlin, come from the Gilbert Collection, and will go on display in a new gallery space at the V&A in South Kensington
By The Art Newspaper
News•Mar 11, 2026
How Goodland and Sculptor Trent Hutton Embedded a Wood Fired Hot Tub in Stone
Goodland partnered with sculptor Trent Hutton to embed its wood‑fired hot tub inside a concrete rock sculpture on Bowen Island. Hutton used his signature landscape‑inspired concrete technique, leaving a hollow core for the tub with only minor adjustments to the...
By Field Mag
News•Mar 11, 2026
Merging Craft Practices and New Media at the Museum of Craft and Design
The Museum of Craft and Design in San Francisco is hosting "Video Craft," an exhibition that runs through August 16, 2026, exploring the overlap between video, film, and early moving‑image technologies and traditional craft media such as ceramics, textiles, and...
By Hyperallergic
News•Mar 11, 2026
Rare ‘Jungle Book’ Illustrations Surge Past Estimates at Auction
Two long‑overlooked watercolors, identified as original 1903 illustrations by Edward Julius and Charles Maurice Detmold for Rudyard Kipling’s *The Jungle Book*, were sold at Roseberys in London on March 10. The pair fetched a combined £130,480 ($174,940), far exceeding their presale...
By Artnet News
News•Mar 11, 2026
Over Objections Of Musicians And Staff, Beatrice Venezi Confirmed As Music Director Of La Fenice In Venice
La Fenice approved Beatrice Venezi as its new music director despite vocal protests from the orchestra and staff. The appointment is controversial because Venezi is perceived to have close ties to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her right‑wing Brothers of Italy party....
By ArtsJournal
News•Mar 11, 2026
Veteran Hong Kong Curator Tobias Berger on Asia’s Next-Generation Foundations
Veteran curator Tobias Berger has moved from senior public‑sector roles at M+ and Tai Kwun to co‑found Serakai Studio and advise the Tanoto Art Foundation. Both organisations act as rapid‑decision, experimental labs that span Hong Kong, Tokyo, Bangkok and Singapore, emphasizing regional production...
By Artnet News
News•Mar 11, 2026
Tefaf Maastricht: Exhibitions to See Beyond the Fair
From an exhibition curated by a painting to a boat load of phalluses
By The Art Newspaper
News•Mar 11, 2026
Thoroughly Modern Tefaf: Why the Maastricht Fair Is Embracing the 20th Century
Despite ongoing management turmoil, there is a buzz around this year’s fair, as it welcomes more works from the past 100 years to its traditional roster
By The Art Newspaper
News•Mar 11, 2026
New York’s Independent Fair Reveals 76 Exhibitors for First Edition at Pier 36
The fair is foregrounding its reputation as a place to discover new galleries and artists, with nearly half of exhibitors showing at Independent for the first time
By The Art Newspaper
News•Mar 11, 2026
Is Most Art Now Just Too Expensive for Most People?
As billionaires chase blue-chip trophies, a widening wealth gap leaves most would-be collectors priced out. Perhaps it is time artists focused on selling affordable prints again
By The Art Newspaper
News•Mar 11, 2026
Luxembourg’s Culture Minister Defends Country’s Venice Biennale Budget After Critics Say It’s Too High
Luxembourg is spending €540,000 on its Venice Biennale pavilion, featuring Aline Bouvy’s provocative "La Merde" installation. The budget sparked criticism from the right‑wing ADR, which called the cost excessive amid fiscal pressures. Culture Minister Éric Thill defended the expenditure, citing...
By Art in America
News•Mar 11, 2026
Works by Auerbach, Chadwick, and Hepworth to Spearhead Christie’s Modern British and Irish Art Sale in London
Christie’s London is set for its modern British and Irish art auction on March 18, featuring 26 works anchored by Frank Auerbach, Lynn Chadwick and Barbara Hepworth. Auerbach’s 2004‑05 ‘Christmas Tree at Mornington Crescent’ carries a £2 million high estimate, while Chadwick’s...
By Art in America
News•Mar 11, 2026
Sisters, Saints and Sibyls: Nan Goldin’s Ode to ‘Rebellious Sisters’
Nan Goldin’s new photobook *Sisters, Saints and Sibyls* revisits her early life through a collage of hospital reports, family snapshots and her own images. The work serves as an origin story, honoring her elder sister Barbara, who was institutionalised at...
By Dazed – Art & Photography
News•Mar 11, 2026
Indonesia Returns to Venice Biennale for 2026 Edition
Indonesia will re‑enter the Venice Biennale for its 61st edition in 2026, ending a six‑year absence since the 2019 "Lost Verses" pavilion. Curated by art critic Aminudin TH Siregar, the show – titled "Printing the Unprinted" – will juxtapose historic...
By ArtAsiaPacific
News•Mar 10, 2026
At Making Their Mark Forum, Art Figures Debate Gender Inequities in the Market and the Museum
The Making Their Mark forum gathered 350 art professionals to confront persistent gender inequities in museums and the market. Data presented showed women accounted for only 11% of museum acquisitions from 2008‑2022 and sold at 19‑42% discounts compared with male...
By ARTnews