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Through the Notre-Dame restoration, Eugène Viollet-le-Duc has now become ‘untouchable’. But at what price?

The five-year restoration of the cathedral has cemented the reign of the 19th-century architect, but his methods may not meet modern standards [...]

Shanghai’s ‘Meowseum Nights’ a sell-out hit with cat owners (and cats)

Events encouraging visitors to bring feline companions highlighted Ancient Egypt show [...]

Remembering Marc Camille Chaimowicz, the godfather of contemporary conceptual art

The French-born London-based artist merged the once-siloed worlds of art and design to create inimitably intimate participatory experiences [...]

Dina Danish’s tapestries at Art Basel Miami Beach depict current events

The artist’s textile works depict important events from recent years, including the assassination attempt on the US President-elect [...]

In pictures: giving overlooked artists their due at Art Basel Miami Beach

Curator Amy Smith-Stewart of Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum chooses standout works by emerging and lesser-known artists [...]

Cellblock embroidery set artist free to sew new scenes—now on view in Miami

Ray Materson continues to stitch the miniature images he once made for himself and other inmates, currently for sale by Andrew Edlin Gallery as part of Art Basel Miami Beach [...]

Miami exhibition explores Harlem Renaissance artist William H. Johnson’s final series of paintings

Artist’s portraits of people like Harriet Tubman and Mahatma Gandhi are a tribute to the many figures who battled discrimination [...]

Your body is a battleground: reproductive rights art show on wheels rolls into Miami

A truck emblazoned with Barbara Kruger’s famous text has arrived in Miami Beach after a cross-country tour, [...]

In Miami, Nada’s intimate moments promote a closer look

The 22nd edition of satellite fair New Art Dealers Alliance features many works that encourage quietude and connection [...]

Trump ‘bump’ or Trump ‘slump’? What dealers expect from the next four years

On the second day of Art Basel Miami Beach, leading dealers, advisers and market experts are split on the US president-elect’s tax and tariff plans [...]

Art Basel Miami Beach Diary: leathermen cause a stir, a brazen blazer and British comfort foods

Plus, top tips for dealing with fair-and party-weary feet [...]

Miami Advice: Reginald O’Neal on the Purvis Young mural that has always stayed with him

Continuing last year’s popular series, throughout Art Basel Miami Beach we are speaking to members of the local art scene about their favourite cultural destinations around Miami [...]

'A wider framework for identity': Miami exhibition brings visibility to the Spanish-speaking diaspora

An exhibition at the Pérez Art Museum explores the range—and limitations—of organizing terms like Latinx and Chicanx [...]

‘Everybody’s capable of time travel’: Virgil Ortiz on marrying craft traditions with science-fiction

The Cochiti Pueblo artist, who has an exhibition at the Lowe Art Museum in Miami, discusses educating people about the little-known 1680 Pueblo Revolt—and his love of Star Wars [...]

‘I would love to have a Louise Bourgeois spider in my garden’: Ariel and Daphna Bentata on their adventurous collection

The Miami-based couple started their collection 31 years ago with a taste for contemporary art and the local flavors of Miami [...]

Pérez Art Museum Miami's splashy acquisition at Nada fair

The museum acquired a canvas by the Jamaican artist Simon Benjamin from the stand of New York's Swivel Gallery [...]

In pictures: the best of Design Miami

Our picks from the decorative art and furniture design fair [...]

‘I never pursued the big four or five galleries, they always scared me’: Joan Snyder on her first blue-chip show, roses, and the glass ceiling

The American artist is having her first solo exhibition at the London outpost of Thaddaeus Ropac gallery, which now represents her [...]

Power shift: Hoor Al Qasimi tops Art Review’s list of movers and shakers

The founding director of the Sharjah Art Foundation is one of several art worlders from the Gulf on this year’s list [...]

£10m Botticelli leads London's pre-Christmas Old Master sales

Nine bidders competed for the 15th century painting of a Virgin and child at Sotheby's, while Zoffany, Tiepolo and Van Dyck topped auctions at Bonhams and Christie's [...]

‘One of a kind’: Barbican and Fondation Giacometti to collaborate on 2025 exhibition series

Historic pieces by the acclaimed Swiss sculptor Giacometti will be brought together with works by three leading contemporary artists at the Brutalist London venue [...]

National Portrait Gallery partners with immersive institution to tell the human stories behind its collection

New experience produced by Frameless Creative with London museum to launch national and international tour at MediaCity, Salford, in May 2025 [...]

Paris heralds the return of Notre-Dame’s bells

The northern belfry’s mighty bells—the oldest having survived the French Revolution—have been restored in Normandy and reinstalled in the bell chamber, from where they will once again ring out [...]

Vancouver Art Gallery scraps plan for new, $444m Herzog and de Meuron-designed building

The institution ended its partnership with the Swiss firm, begun nearly a decade ago, as it reassesses its plans [...]

Posthumous triumph for Japanese Pop maximalist Keiichi Tanaami at ICA Miami

The artist and former Playboy Japan art director, who died in August, has his first solo show in the US [...]

At Miami Beach's Untitled Art fair, three artists win Vortic prize

The digital art platform bestowed its top prize on a decidedly analogue work [...]

Seven-figure works by Hammons, Kusama and others among first sales at Art Basel Miami Beach 2024

Dealer Larry Gagosian said "colllectors are taking their time" on the fair's first day [...]

Best of the bunch: sale of duct-taped banana sparks trend across Miami fairs

The lasting ap-peel of Cattelan’s infamous conceptual work seems confirmed [...]

Free artist-designed Narcan and safe-sex kits aim to break taboos

The kits, custom-designed by artist Shaina Kasztelan, are being distributed to visitors at the Nada Miami fair [...]

Art Basel Miami Beach Diary: stars convene with beached elephants, painting chimps and dancing hippos

Plus: Hassan Hajjaj’s eye-popping Moroccan pop-up [...]

TikTok sensation Vita Kari weaves new story at Miami's Untitled Art fair

While presenting textile works in their debut solo stand, the artist has not totally abandoned their viral video stunt habit [...]

Venice Biennale is over, but its stars can be found in Miami

South American artists from the Adriano Pedrosa-curated Bienniale figure prominently at Art Basel Miami Beach [...]

‘Our collection has an emphasis on psychological forces and on gender’: Maky Hinson on inspiration, recent buys—and the work that got away

The art collector and wellness brand founder hosts friends and the launch of Au Départ’s Art Collective over Miami Art Week [...]

Miami Advice: Marie Vickles on the independent photography organisation that offers an invaluable open platform

Continuing last year’s popular series, throughout Art Basel Miami Beach we are speaking to members of the local art scene about their favourite cultural destinations around Miami [...]

More than a million ancient Tequesta relics were discovered in Miami—but can their future be secured?

As Jorge Pérez’s Related Group real-estate company breaks ground, local residents and Indigenous groups are concerned about how—or whether—items buried there for thousands of years will be preserved [...]

‘Everything had a huge impression on me’: Rachel Feinstein on her latest exhibition, inspired by her childhood in Miami

The artist’s solo show at The Bass in Miami Beach includes new commissions reflecting her nostalgia for the city in the 1970s and 80s [...]

Nina Surel’s ceramic symbol of Florida acquired for Miami Beach’s collection at Art Basel

The acquisition is the latest in the city’s annual Legacy Purchase programme [...]

Five years after the banana frenzy, Maurizio Cattelan takes aim at gun violence at Art Basel Miami Beach

The artist is debuting a new work, intended as a statement on gun violence, at Gagosian’s stand [...]

Small but mighty: sales under $10,000 defy market

The lower-priced sector is also the fastest growing, doubling over the past decade [...]

Restorers return La Scala’s coloured facade to former glory—in baby blue and pink

The exterior of the famed Milan opera house underwent its first clean-up in 20 years [...]

Influencers: is it time for museums to go all in?

As an advertising agency pays Instagram influencers to promote museums, is it really worth shelling out thousands of dollars for added publicity and to reach new audiences? [...]

Remembering Elizabeth Esteve-Coll, groundbreaking director of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London

Charismatic leader who steered the museum through a difficult period in the 1980s, and later became a university vice-chancellor [...]

A brush with… Hank Willis Thomas — podcast

An in-depth interview with the conceptual artist, Roy DeCarava’s photographs, James Baldwin’s writing, and the way he infuses painting into his own work [...]

How Craig Robins became a collector with an eye to the future, seen through the prism of the past

The Miami-based art lover and real estate developer refined his approach to acquisition and to promoting public art through a four-decade friendship with the conceptual art pioneer John Baldessari [...]

Late Dutch maverick artist Jacqueline de Jong honoured in first US solo show

The artist died in June this year after more than 60 years creating work that was both political and colourful [...]

South Florida, which has been dubbed ‘Wall Street South’, lures—but does not mint—collectors

The state’s finance surge has paid only modest dividends to the art trade [...]

Submerged shipwreck sculpture on Miami beach confronts colonialism

Nicholas Galanin’s work takes the form of a wrecked Spanish galleon, its sails emblazoned with questions the artist says are “a call to awareness and action” [...]

‘Each body of work is exceptional to me’: George Merck on inception pieces and the maquette that got away