A Gauguin in the Tate Britain’s Collection Could Potentially Be a Fake A Tate spokesperson said that the painting will now be placed "under review." By Helen Holmes
William Blake Was Once Ridiculed for His Art Honoring Britain—Now, a Different Perspective Tate Britain reconsiders poet William Blake's pursuits in the visual arts, presenting an idealized version of Britain that seems very far from Brexit. By Kieran James Cunningham
The 51 Artists, Curators, Directors and Dealers Changing the Art World in 2018 Read, enjoy, and by all means, heartily disagree with the choices we’ve made. If there wasn’t debate, it wouldn’t be be art, would it? By Margaret Carrigan, Juliet Helmke, and Guelda Voien
Germany Opens Museum for ‘Degenerate Art,’ UK-US Show for Rachel Whiteread, and More By Alanna Martinez
Climate Activists Stage Tattoo-in at Tate, Politicians Head to Art Basel, and More By Alanna Martinez