Información sobre mercados, museos, colecciones, patrimonio e instituciones que dan forma al arte, conectada al registro verificado RELICT.
Barbara Takenaga: Awestruck brings 40 paintings to the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City through April 11, 2027. The survey, the artist's first comprehensive look back in nearly a decade, traces her approach to abstraction since the early 2000s.
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The Louvre has signed an agreement with unions after strikes that closed the museum for four days and partially for four more. The deal includes new security hires and pay raises, but renovation oversight remains contested.
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The Guggenheim Fellow and longtime Oberlin professor was found fatally shot in an off-campus home. His son has been charged in connection with a double homicide.
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In a Hyperallergic opinion piece, survivor Danielle Bensky argues that MoMA must drop trustee Leon Black, warning that institutional prestige can legitimize conduct that warrants serious investigation.
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Ukraine's prosecutor general has charged a Russian lieutenant general in absentia for ordering the 2022 missile strike that damaged the Hryhoriy Skovoroda National Literary Memorial Museum in Kharkiv region.
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Italy’s Carabinieri art crime squad uses the SWOADS algorithm to identify stolen artworks and artifacts, recovering over $200 million in objects since 2023.
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The UK artist is presenting new works inspired by Laure, the Black model painted by Édouard Manet, at the Pinacoteca Agnelli in Turin.
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Estate planning for beneficiaries outside the immediate family can leave plans exposed to disputes when relatives' expectations diverge from stated intentions, according to commentary from Nina Dow.
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A Preqin five-year outlook projects global private capital AUM surpassing $34tn by 2031, with private equity at $11.6tn and private credit above $5tn. Evergreen structures are named the fastest-growing vehicle format.
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Sascha Gruber will succeed Roberto Paganoni as CEO of LGT Capital Partners on 1 January 2027, subject to regulatory clearance. Gruber has built the firm's private markets and secondaries operations since joining in 2002.
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Institutional investors are entering sports through private equity consortiums, minority stakes and direct bids, as league valuations rose 14% annually from 2020 to 2025. The global sports market is projected to grow 44% from 2025 to reach $602bn by 2030.
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A Dutch billionaire and his family office have invested alongside a Ukrainian entrepreneur in a derivatives platform, linking private family capital to a trading venture.
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Austria, the Albertina and the Leopold Museum Foundation have replied to US senators' briefs defending the HEAR Act, repeating their claim that the law is unconstitutional. The case concerns Egon Schiele works sought by a descendant of Fritz Grünbaum.
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Roughly thirty works by sculptor Alma Allen shown at the U.S. Pavilion at the Venice Biennale could be stranded in Italy after a funding shortfall. The Pavilion Commissioner has issued a call to donors to cover dismantling and shipping costs.
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A citywide slate of exhibitions traces sculpture from 15th-century Sienese bronze to Beverly Buchanan's marshland memorials and Thaddeus Mosley's early wood carvings. Galleries and museums across New York open their sculpture holdings during Art Week NYC.
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A governor-appointed commission has barred funding for work promoting "any ideology" and denied grants to an immigration-focused artist and two LGBTQ+ performing arts groups. The National Coalition Against Censorship warns the vague rule threatens artistic freedom.
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Three artists unveiled works created during an 18-month residency with the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Vacheron Constantin. The program, launched in May 2025, is the watchmaker's third museum partnership.
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A tomb painting's canine has a name with a unique link to the god Anubis. The dog's coat echoes its owner's clothing, pointing to the role dogs played in Ancient Egyptian society.
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Hong Kong's M+ Museum is launching an alliance with the Centre Pompidou and MoMA as part of its fifth anniversary celebrations. Board chairman Paulo Pong discusses the partnership and plans including a new M+ Academy.
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New York's Socrates Sculpture Park is rebuilding for resilience and expanding on the Astoria waterfront, adding a one-acre area featuring three large-scale works by founding artist Mark di Suvero.
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A family-business podcast weighs stewardship against ownership, independent directors against inherited seats. The through-line is governance as the mechanism that lets next generations take measured risk.
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UBS reports third-quarter 2026 pre-tax profit of $3.5bn, up 27% year on year. Global Wealth Management drew $55.1bn in net new assets, with group invested assets at $7.3trn.
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GlobalData ranks Goldman Sachs first by advised M&A value in the Middle East and Africa for Q1–Q3 2026, with Rothschild topping the table by deal count. KPMG, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley follow on value.
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A family-enterprise framework argues that wealth can erase the formative experiences that build judgment and restraint. Governance, philanthropy and trust design, it suggests, can recreate those occasions deliberately.
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