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Can Art Cost You Asylum? Ask Pyotr Pavlensky

New Research Shows Increase in Price for Chinese, Contemporary and Impressionist Art
The research demonstrates that Chinese, Contemporary and Impressionist art have all increased in price during the Spring 2026 auction season

Help! I Hate... Their Relationship
The Art Journal’s resident artworld Agony Aunt counsels a dinner guest who fears they are becoming the relationship police

The Next-Gen Collectors: Joseph Clark
The young collector tells The Art Journal how he has built an art collection encompassing work by Dana Schutz, Phyllida Barlow and Louise Bourgeois

SMAC Gallery Accused of Delayed Payments and Missing Artworks
Kate Gottgens has accused her former Cape Town gallery of withholding payment and artworks in a now-deleted post on Instagram

Zimmerli Art Museum in New Jersey Receives 70 Work Gift
The gift is from the collectors Anne and Arthur Goldstein, and includes work by the likes of Nicole Eisenman, Tauba Auerbach and Mark Bradford

The Artist: Avery Singer’s War of Images
Raised in Lower Manhattan and witness to the attacks on the World Trade Center, Avery Singer has spent her career exploring how media reshapes history
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British Council to Shut Offices in Nine Countries
The Council is integral to the UK’s international cultural influence, through cultural exchange, education and language programmes

The New Auction House: Where Luxury Rivals Fine Art
Luxury, finance, hospitality and private sales are increasingly reshaping the auction house business model

New Merit-Led Fair Play Art Fair Launches in London
The fair will take place at One Marylebone from 15–18 October 2026

Three Robert Rauschenberg Sculptures Donated to Shared Tate and National Galleries of Scotland Collection
The works will be displayed next year at Tate Modern from 20 September–December 2027

Platform Dalí Extends the Artist’s Legacy Through Art and Science
The programme’s success depends less on the rehabilitation of Dalí’s controversial history than allowing contemporary artists to complicate it
