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Will Mamdani’s Tax the Rich Plans Send New York’s Art Money Packing? London’s Own Millionaire Flight Offers Some Clues

Against a backdrop of insane auction results in New York, the city’s mayor Zohran Mamdami has been meeting with top financial executives this week

George Nelson

A vibrant rainbow arcs across a purple and orange sunset sky over the modern, glass-fronted Sainsbury Centre, with abstract outdoor sculptures scattered across the surrounding green lawn.

The £91.2m Question: What the Sainsbury Centre Gift Reveals About British Museums

A huge donation will future-proof the building, but also highlights the growing importance of mega donors within Britain’s cultural sector

Simon Bainbridge

CHANEL and Centre Pompidou Renew Partnership for Five Years

This collaboration will provide financial support to the museum as it undergoes extensive renovations, expected to be completed in 2030

The Art Journal

An expansive aerial view of the Louvre Museum in Paris shows the grand palace complex and its courtyards alongside the Seine River, with the Eiffel Tower and city skyline visible in the distance under a cloudy sky.

Louvre Announces Architects for $1 Billion Transformation

The restoration and expansion will be led by New York’s Selldorf Architects and STUDIOS Architecture Paris

The Art Journal

A group of musicians performs on a patterned pink platform under a large, matching pink canopy, surrounded by a gathered audience within an open-air pavilion.

Qatar Bought its Way to the Venice Biennale. Does it Matter?

Qatar’s presence in Venice's Giardini reveals how national pavilions increasingly function as tools of global cultural branding

Tien Albert

Two people view an art exhibit featuring a large wall installation made of draped black hair, while a tiered white pedestal displays small dark sculptures against a blue-and-white background.

“You Need a Delusional Brain to Run a Gallery These Days”

New York Art Week delivered its strongest auction numbers in years. But for gallerists selling work at the $10,000 mark, the mood was complicated

Jeni Fulton

New York Fair Week, a “Feast During a Plague”

Burnt out gallerists, branding exercises and whispered Venice scandals ended with foraged soup and guided meditation at Storm King Art Center — a fitting coda to a New York circuit oscillating between exhaustion, commerce and genuine encounters with art

Gabriella Angeleti