Legislative bid to save Â£1bn art show
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Arts & entertainment: Government bringing forward new laws in effort to save exhibition put at risk by row with Russia
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A painting stolen 20 years ago was found lying in trash along a street, and now it could fetch up to $1 million at auction.
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In a boom market, a P.S. 1 show focuses on the unthinkable: artworks their creators wonât sell.
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Britain may have only two weeks to save a major Russian art exhbition in London from being cancelled, a representative of Moscow's Tretyakov Gallery said Sunday, Interfax news agency reported.
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One of the world&#39;s greatest art museums, the Uffizi gallery in Florence, may be forced to close by huge government spending cuts, the Italian heritage minister said yesterday.
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The nationÂs top art museums are preparing a major lobbying effort to reverse a federal tax provision approved last month that they say will significantly harm their ability to acquire new artworks.
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Britain's prestigious Tate galleries are  so short of money to buy new acquisitions that they have  persuaded several leading artists to hand over their works for  free to maintain the collections.
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Media group Emap has agreed to sell its trade magazine and exhibitions businesses for Â£1bn.
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Part of the Dutch national art collection featuring some 1,000 paintings, statues and other objects has gone on sale through Internet auction site eBay, officials said Friday.
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Russia will permit paintings from its museums to go to London for a major exhibition after British legislation protecting art from seizure in lawsuits comes into force, the government culture agency said Friday.
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The price of this painting at auction was Â£205,000 - but its real market value is likely to be Â£5m.
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An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York will feature political paraphernalia, much of it from the collection of a New York lawyer who has amassed over one million pieces of ephemera.
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Claude Monet's masterpiece Nympheas is expected to fetch up to Â£15m at auction.
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SEATTLE - An art lover left his hometown about $1 million to buy a new fountain. But not just any fountain.  The late Stu Smailes made clear the work must include the figure of at least one life-size naked man.
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Â· Series of cinema adverts aims to reach 1m people  Â· Labour MPs criticised for joining campaign
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An exhibition of art treasures which was almost prevented from going ahead opens its doors in London.
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A Russian art exhibition will be one step closer to opening in London when a law to protect the works comes into force.