
Once dusty dame now tourist temple
Thirty years ago, the Louvre Museum was the Queen Mum of the art world, a genteel, rather fusty storehouse everyone knew was wonderful but few felt compelled to visit.
Thirty years ago, the Louvre Museum was the Queen Mum of the art world, a genteel, rather fusty storehouse everyone knew was wonderful but few felt compelled to visit.
By the end of his career, Turner exhibited less frequently, received fewer commissions, and retreated into his work.
Phoenix palm is threatening the financial viability of the Pah Homestead in Auckland, the permanent home of Sir James Wallace art collection.
An artist has apologised for upsetting the family of a murder victim after the killer's portrait was entered in a national art award.
Sainsbury writes: Given all the moaning and wailing about this election and lack of policy and dirty tricks and bias and influence, I've had a brainwave!
A painting of the coastline around Otago Harbour populated by macabre medieval demons and dragons has won the Paramount Award in last night's annual Wallace Art Awards.
Danielle Wright visits 'Still Life: Inside the Antarctic Huts of Scott and Shackleton', at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
It didn't take a historian to know the painting was of Gallipoli, but it did take a gallery director turned art detective to work out who painted it.
Portraits of well-known New Zealanders painted on to skateboards are fetching up to $10,000.
Thieves have made an audacious attempt to steal a Banksy artwork valued at 1 million ($1.97 million) by removing the bricks it was painted on from the inside of the building.
Seventy-seven works in one of New Zealand's most significant art collections are being auctioned next month partly because Fletcher Building's Penrose offices are going open-plan.
The National Gallery in London is allowing visitors to take photographs of its collection for the first time after staff realised they were fighting a losing battle .
Plans to install a state house as a piece of art on Auckland's waterfront have been called a waste of money, offensive and plain stupid.
Leaked images of the secretive $1.5 million sculpture planned at the end of Queens Wharf show a simple, two-storey weatherboard state house.
The sister of Denali Schmidt, who was killed with his mountaineer father in an avalanche on K2 last year, is fundraising to take her brother's art on a world tour.
A healthy amount of public art tells you a lot about a community, writes Paul Little.