Only one in around every 100 pictures in the National Gallery’s collection of approximately 2,400 works of art – some postcard-sized, others vast – is by a woman.

Creating art has helped prolific Adelaide painter Jungle stay alive. The iconic artist has painted thousands of works, brimming with colour and words of positivity.

The viral video was not, in fact, the discovery of a painting which was stolen in the still-unsolved Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist in 1990.

Black art is largely absent from the world's largest museums. Now, African American artists and curators are working to change that.

Artwork from the 13th International Art Competition of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be displayed in a Church History Museum exhibit until Jan. 3, 2026.

The painting in question is a white canvas featuring abstract lines in off-white shades; depending on which friend you ask, it’s either a masterpiece by a modern genius or just a white rectangle.

The ‘FBI’ Seized a Stolen Rembrandt in a Gallery Raid; It Was a Movie Promotion Stunt This stunt, as absurd as it was, raises questions about the increasingly entangled relationship between ...

The Art Gallery of South Australia has unveiled a major new acquisition, Full length portrait of a woman in a landscape (Portrait en pied de Mlle. D.M.), thanks to the generosity of the visionary ...

An abstract painting thought to be worth millions of pounds has been damaged by a child at a gallery in the Netherlands. The painting “Grey, Orange on Maroon, No. 8” by artist Mark Rothko was ...

Jack B Yeats’s painting, Singing The Dark Rosaleen, Croke Park, has been acquired for the nation. Photograph: National Gallery of Ireland ...

The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts loaned a painting to the Wallach Art Museum and required a courier to accompany it on the return trip. Couriers advocate for the safety of artwork during ...

With it comes a rehang, and effective relaunch of the National Gallery ’s entire collection, under the title The Wonder of Art. Let’s not be snobbish.