Jo Lawson-Tancred

The Frank Gehry-designed behemoth is finally opening its doors, two decades after it was first announced.

Also: what is 'Giallobrutalism' and Joni Mitchell's attempts at Abstract Expressionism.

Known for her Fluxus-adjacent 'Dance Constructions,' Forti rewrote the language of movement.

The 1978 work surfaces as the American abstractionist's shaped-canvas innovations draw renewed interest.

Plus: Paul Durand-Ruel's Monet heads to auction and Detroit Institute of Arts receives a landmark gift.

Museums are increasingly joining forces to acquire art, splitting costs and expertise in a shift away from decades of competitive collecting.

An initiative meant to modernize the museum has become a lightning rod for the U.K.'s right-wing press.

Tracey Emin is going ahead with plans to renovate a dilapidated beachside pavilion in Margate into a $5 million arts and community hub.

In today's bulletin: the late Sarah Cunningham gets her museum debut, antiquities dealers up in arms, and Beryl Cook's birthday celebrations.

Everyone knows Sofonisba Anguissola. Now, her overlooked artist sisters are getting their due at a new exhibition in Oslo.