Even if sales have flagged for the upper segments, enthusiasm among art appreciators has not, with more than 91,000 attendees ...

“It looks like it will die,” Nishibori said of the cherry tree, “but it’s not going to die. The next spring, there will be ...

Nicolas Niarchos writes about finding the joy of Japan in the unexpected in this feature, first published in the August 2019 ...

Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is a cohesive survey exhibition that points to the strong relevance of photographic mediums ...

Celebrates the world’s most unique tea houses, from Melbourne to Stockholm, with a new book by Wallpaper’s Léa Teuscher ...

Last year Charlie Porter came out with ‘ What Artists Wear ’ and Ténèze reads it a lot, she admits. “He says that he’s a ...

In 2024, sales of contemporary artworks fell 27 percent, to $698 million in 2024. That figure is down from the $956 million ...

A new mentorship program offers Filipino designers an opportunity of a lifetime to showcase their talent on the global stage.

Sky-high valuations and speculative wet paintings are fading from the spotlight; what’s left is a market defined by serious collectors instead of flippers.

When registered arts therapist Terrence Zee led a workshop at the M+ museum last month, he noticed that most participants were anxious at first. “The first thing they’re worried about is ...

The co-authors of 'The Making of Modern Korean Art,' artist Lee Ufan, critic Andrew Russeth, and Asia Society Museum Director Yasufumi Nakamori discuss this new milestone publication in the field of ...