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A little-known Japanese photography collection at the BnF
A little-known Japanese photography collection at the BnF

The BnF in Paris is showing a selection of 250 prints and about fifty books from its Japanese photography holdings. The display spans eight decades, from postwar reportage to contemporary…
The Pinault Collection in Venice
The Pinault Collection in Venice

Le Journal des Arts notes an item on the Pinault Collection in Venice, published on 15 October 2026. The short notice gives no details, but it points to the collection’s presence in the city where it…
Robert Ryman at the Barbican: painting that asks for time
Robert Ryman at the Barbican: painting that asks for time

The Barbican Art Gallery in London is showing Robert Ryman: The Real Thing, devoted to the American artist Robert Ryman (1930-2019), until 28 February 2027. Bringing together works from the mid-1950s…
The Met to Trace Rembrandt’s Dialogue with the Ancient World
The Met to Trace Rembrandt’s Dialogue with the Ancient World

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Louvre are co-organizing Rembrandt and the Ancients, opening in November 2027 in New York before traveling to Paris in 2028. The show will gather more than 125…
At Marmottan, landscape after Monet is shaped by history
At Marmottan, landscape after Monet is shaped by history

The Musée Marmottan Monet presents Histoires de paysages de Monet à Hockney (1890-2026) in Paris until 31 January 2027. The exhibition gathers works that show how landscape art is also built through…
The Moulins Triptych finds its place at Brou
The Moulins Triptych finds its place at Brou

Restored, Jean Hey’s Moulins Triptych is on view at the Royal Monastery of Brou until 3 January 2027. The display reconnects the work with the artistic energy of the Bourbonnais at the end of the…
Pissarro work stays with current holders after court ruling
Pissarro work stays with current holders after court ruling

France’s Court of Cassation has rejected a claim by the heirs of collector Simon Bauer to recover a Camille Pissarro painting they said was looted in 1944. The court’s decision turned on a key issue…
Ann Toebbe turns interiors into places with memory
Ann Toebbe turns interiors into places with memory

In Chicago, Ann Toebbe paints skewed interiors and cropped buildings that carry emotion as much as architecture. Her work is included in a group show at Andrew Rafacz through October 31.
Issy Wood at the National Portrait Gallery: self-portrait as construction
Issy Wood at the National Portrait Gallery: self-portrait as construction

London’s National Portrait Gallery is showing eleven recent self-portraits by Issy Wood to launch Artist Focus, its new strand for contemporary portraiture. The display shows how closely painting can…
Circus rings that shaped modern art
Circus rings that shaped modern art

This autumn, two exhibitions in Paris and Wakefield trace how the circus fed the imagination of major modern artists. They show the ring as a place where movement, light and performance became tools…
Sorolla Museum reopens in Madrid with a new extension
Sorolla Museum reopens in Madrid with a new extension

Madrid’s Sorolla Museum reopens on 15 October after two years of expansion and restoration work. The first phase adds galleries, an auditorium and storage, while the historic house remains closed for…
Saint Simeon reopens from the ruins near Aleppo
Saint Simeon reopens from the ruins near Aleppo

Near Aleppo, the sanctuary of Saint Simeon Stylites has reopened to visitors after more than a decade of closure. The move is an early step in Syria’s heritage restoration policy, also meant to help…