The United States will join UNESCO, a scientific and educational organization created by the United Nations in 1945 to safeguard cultural heritage, and pay more than $600 million in arrears. …
Every month hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet gallery network – and every week we shine the spotlight on an artist or …
A Florida judge threw out artist Joe Morford copyright infringement lawsuit against Maurizio Cattelan, in which Morford claimed to have had the idea for an artwork featuring a taped banana …
Although essentially synonymous with the New York underground scene of the 1980s, Jean-Michel Basquiat also travels frequently across Asia and Europe. On a trip to Modena, Italy in 1982 he …
It may be 30 degrees outside, but the sweatiest attendees at the Unlimited opening at Art Basel were surely the performers of Augustas Serapinas Ciurlionis Gymnasium (2023). For the piece, …
Kanagawa-born artist Yuko Mohri, known for her installations and sculptures centering on “phenomena” that continually change depending on various conditions such as their environment, was chosen to represent Japan at …
A sculpture that was stolen from the North Dakota Museum of Art seven months ago was found next to a dumpster at the nearby Southgate Casino, Bar and Grill. Luckily …
Nine years after the launch of the second generation of blockchain, the technology has found new life as a home for digital contracts. Artists and the art market have begun …
Silvio Berlusconi, the controversial and outspoken media mogul and populist politician, who led three Italian governments between 1994 and 2011, has died aged 86. Berlusconi, who had been known for …
Emmanuel Perrotin is in the process of selling 60% of the shares of his eponymous gallery to Colony Investment Management (Colony IM), a French real estate, credit and private equity …
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