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#ArtnetNews: Small galleries suffer when star artists depart. Has this dealer found a fix? Wendi Norris thinks the cutthroat art industry could learn something from pro sports. bit.ly/40tIucu

#ArtnetNews: Italy’s VAT rates are now the lowest in Europe. Plus, a Bristol museum has raised over $100,000 to buy a rediscovered Turner at auction. bit.ly/4lxJ3Kv

#ArtnetNews: The powerhouse Blum gallery, which has locations in Los Angeles and Tokyo, and which planned to open a new New York space this fall, has laid off most of its staff and plans to cease brick-and-mortar operations. bit.ly/44xzu7r

#ArtnetNews: SuperRare’s new gallery is embracing digital art in all forms—not just NFTs. Dubbed Offline, the new space is just steps away from the New Museum, in a major gallery nexus. bit.ly/4layXPZ

#ArtnetNews: Historic Canaletto masterpiece shatters the painter’s auction record. The 18th-century painting once hung in the offices of the U.K.'s first prime minister. bit.ly/3Tj0Nxh

#ArtnetNews: Senate passes ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ with $40 million for patriotic sculpture garden. Read more: bit.ly/45MMsAw

Catch up with Artnet News… Tate announces Tate Future Fund, the Louvre plans a major renovation, and Picasso’s ceramics studio will reopen as a museum. London auction sales are down, Italy slashed art VAT to 5 percent, and Blum gallery closes its public spaces. Read all these

#ArtnetNews: ‘Canceled’ artist Khaled Sabsabi is reinstated as Australia’s representative for Venice Biennale. The surprise announcement comes after widespread, international controversy over the artist and curator Michael Dagostino's abrupt removal in February.

#ArtnetNews: Paris museum sued for ‘erasing’ Tibet from gallery name. Respected Tibetologists have raised the alarm over the erasure of non-Han cultures in wall texts. bit.ly/4lgu480

#ArtnetNews: The mission to land humans on Mars may remain tantalizingly elusive, but pieces of the red planet have been crashing into planet earth for millions of years. The largest known chunk, a meteorite called NWA 16788, is heading to Sotheby’s where it is estimated to

#ArtnetNews: Billionaire breakup at Glenstone! And José Freire’s latest art-world Mmelee. Our columnist dishes on the private museum world’s most powerful split—and the Team Gallery founder’s latest skirmish. Read more: bit.ly/44Mtzwv Article by Kenny Schachter

#ArtnetNews: A 19th-century villa once owned by the late fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld sold at auction for €4.7 million ($5.5 million) on Tuesday. bit.ly/3IrRnNu

#ArtnetNews: For Asia’s art market, 2025 has been about rapid-fire change. New players, initiatives, and opportunities have emerged. bit.ly/3ZYK1an

#ArtnetNews: Hauser and Wirth owners leave U.K. amid wealth exodus. Plus, Blum gallery abruptly shutters and a rediscovered Man Ray is up for sale. bit.ly/45XGnkU

#ArtnetNews: Romare Bearden’s catalogue raisonné makes digital debut. Not having one "makes artists susceptible to fakes and forgeries," one expert says. bit.ly/44CaFXU

#ArtnetNews: Wael Shawky has been appointed artistic director of the inaugural Art Basel Qatar, launching in Doha in February 2026. The Egyptian artist will shape the fair’s curatorial vision as Art Basel expands its global footprint into the Gulf. The fair has also announced

#ArtnetNews: In a new column for Artnet News, art dealer Adam Lindemann announces his decision to close his New York gallery, Venus Over Manhattan, after almost 14 years in business. He will return to collecting. "I surrounded myself with a great young team who did a lot of the

#ArtnetNews: Indian modernist Tyeb Mehta’s market is soaring. How high will it go? The revered painter's two highest prices at auction have come in just the past few months. Read more: bit.ly/4kzSnwu Article Eileen Kinsella __________ Pictured: Tyeb Mehta, Trussed

#ArtnetNews: Pop art master Roy Lichtenstein and his wife Dorothy lived for years at a five-bedroom home in Southampton, on New York’s Long Island, once a haven for artists that has now become some of the priciest real estate on Earth. Now, items from that home, ranging from a

#ArtnetNews: Jane Birkin’s original Hermès bag just made history at auction. The iconic bag sold at Sotheby's Paris for a whopping $10 million after an intense bidding war. Read more: bit.ly/4lNBxew