For International Museums Day, we talk to four directors about loans, donations, digital innovations, ‘the duty to safeguard great art’ and more
As Christie’s fourth Handpicked sale moves fully online, we speak to a quartet of rising stars about art and inspiration under lockdown
With a prophetic eye for up-and-coming talent, Don and Mera Rubell have been buying art for more than 50 years. In 2015, Jonathan Bastable went to meet them
From the National Gallery of Victoria to the Louvre Abu Dhabi, how the world's great museums are bringing the best of their collections into your home
How the British Museum, the Louvre, the Uffizi and more are bringing their treasures into your home
Now you can find out by taking a live online tour with its curator at 6pm GMT (1pm New York) on 8 April via MFA Ghent’s Facebook page
A look at how The Frick, LACMA, The Met, The Bass, The Guggenheim and others are making their treasures available online
The co-curator of the the German Expressionist’s largest UK show in more than two decades discusses his controversial legacy
You already follow The Met, MoMA and Tate Modern, of course, but what about quality feeds from other galleries, museums and institutions?
From record-breakers to national treasures, a selection of the very best works offered by Christie’s
From 2016, an in-depth interview with collectors, museum founders and city regenerators Eli and Edythe Broad
Andrew Graham-Dixon on the artist who turned her suffering into some of the most dramatic paintings of the Italian baroque
The director of the Michigan museum on its role in supporting young artists in the community, and her urgent quest to acquire works by women and people of colour
The success of the Luxembourg & Dayan gallery is built upon the expertise, trust and mutual affection of its three directors
A curated edit of stories for International Women’s Day
As the National Portrait Gallery prepares to close for a three-year refurbishment, Robert McCrum talks to its director, Nicholas Cullinan
This March sees the first US retrospective of Donald Judd in 30 years, revealing aspects of the artist’s practice that may surprise those who think they know it well
Abu Dhabi is a thriving cultural hub, with a dynamic community of artists, an acclaimed international art fair and world-class museums, including the Louvre
The youngest woman to be appointed director of the 140-year-old institution talks Kandinsky, canoes, monsters and Matisse
After fighting with the French Foreign Legion during World War II, the French-German artist expressed his emotions through abstract works of rare power
Mexico city has long been a centre for art and culture. But now it’s contemporary art market is booming. Alastair Smart explains why
We go inside the foundation created 40 years ago by the printing entrepreneur and collector Daniel Terra
Gerhard Richter in New York, Van Gogh in Detroit and Yoshitomo Nara in LA — our guide to the best exhibitions in America in the coming year
Once-in-a-lifetime Van Eyck in Ghent, the kimono celebrated in London and Christo in Paris — our guide to the must-see exhibitions in Europe in the year ahead
From Arbus in Canada to Doig in Tokyo — our guide to the must-see exhibitions popping up across the globe
As director of the Art Institute of Chicago, James Rondeau watches over icons of painting by the likes of Hopper, Hokusai and Seurat
Grant Wood’s double portrait is arguably the USA’s most famous painting, but what does it mean? Andrew Graham-Dixon investigates
Norwegian entrepreneur and collector Christen Sveaas offers Jonathan Bastable a tour of his sculpture park and new gallery at Kistefos
As the Rijksmuseum marks Rembrandt’s 350th anniversary, Andrew Graham-Dixon ponders the artist’s unruly masterpiece
After three years at the helm, Pasternak talks Matisse, ancient Egypt and Richard Serra