During the coronavirus crisis, we will continue to bring you breaking news, analysis and helpful resources from the art world
We are living in unimaginable times, and our thoughts are not only with you, our readers, and the entire arts community—who face unprecedented professional and personal challenges—but also with people across the world who are suffering and affected in so many ways. As the coronavirus pandemic was declared, The Insight Globe like many businesses moved to home working: our daily news coverage and forthcoming April print edition is being produced from the homes of our editorial staff in London and New York, and our reporters and sister network across many countries. We will continue to work in this way for the foreseeable future and provide exclusive stories and in-depth reports. And our monthly edition will also serve as a journal of record, as our industry reels, endures, reimagines and reinvents itself. The UK has now joined several of our European neighbouring nations in a period of lockdown, while across the world museums, galleries, historic sites, fairs, biennales and auctions have closed with many livelihoods put at risk.

We will continue to bring you breaking news in our daily newsletters and on our website. In fact, we are also ramping up our overall digital coverage, not only to keep you fully abreast of developments as they happen, but also to share insights and analysis, give practical support and advice, and provide much-needed inspiration and cultural diversion. We hope to produce more of our acclaimed podcasts, keeping conversations between each other alive and visiting the “lonely” masterpieces now in splendid isolation in museums and galleries worldwide.