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A New York judge ruled recently that Art Institute of Chicago has to surrender a contested Schiele artwork that the Nazis allegedly looted, but an appellate judge issued an emergency stay this week, ...

Grab your tools, we’re going digging. The May issue of ArtReview seeks out the in-betweens, the what-ifs and the all-at-onces: the spaces that can be carved out to make way for creative reimaginings.

Never before seen at auction, Nesterov’s haunting painting of a novice nun was produced under Soviet rule — during which, of course, religion was strictly suppressed.

David Zwirner will open Circa 1995: New Figuration in New York at the gallery’s 537 West 20th Street location in New York.

It was a perfect cosmic alignment across decades and desires as the Menil Collection’s magnificent abstract expressionist painting PH-222 by Clyfford Still became the silent.

Korean artist Joung Young-ju, known for paintings of fast-disappearing old shantytowns in Korea, is having her first solo exhibition in London at Almine Rech through Dec. 20. After running spaces ...

“There’s no getting around it,” one exhibitor said. “More people will see a work at a fair in three or four days than will come into your gallery in 10 years.” ...

“When Time Matters” is the title of one of three Photographic Resource Center shows currently hanging. It’s at fp3 Gallery, in Fort Point, through June 29. On Tuesday, the Museum of Science in Boston ...

Sotheby’s three-part evening sale on Thursday in New York generated a total of $186.1 million on 68 lots, coming towards the high end of its $141 million to $204.9 million estimate. From Barbara ...

The Bowman Sculpture Gallery stand at Frieze Masters will feature works by sculptors from 1833 to the present day, encapsulating approximately 200 years of sculptural innovation and excellence.

This December, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York will showcase the role of Supremacism and Constructivism in Russia’s art world between 1912 and 1934. The emphatically titled exhibit, A ...