Governments are increasingly cracking down on money laundering in the art market through stricter transparency requirements for auction houses and other art sellers. But a recent dispute over a nearly …
“Stars‘, an exhibition of works by the late British photographer Terry O’Neill, opens at New York’s Fotografiska in June with one eye on the celestial plane. Or something close: the …
A number of oddities can be found inside Ivy Haldeman’s Brooklyn Navy Yard studio: fake On Kawara paintings, models sporting dramatic shoulder-pad blazers, a small citrus garden on a windowsill. …
Scientists have discovered an extraordinary network of multi-tiered Preclassic Maya cities, towns, and villages that date back to 1,000 BCE in Guatemala. According to a research report published in the …
In 2006, undergraduate art students Steven Peterman and Shane Zucker started the “Sketchbook Project”. Over the next 17 years, the initiative grew into a collection of over 50,000 works by …
There may be many museums and galleries in New York, but they’re far from the only places to see art in the city. Over the next two weekends, several pockets …
LOS ANGELES — What’s broken heals better, or at least more intriguingly. Such is the backdrop of Max Hooper Schneider falling angels at the François Ghebaly gallery, an exhibition that …
LEIDEN, Netherlands — David Bailly (1584–1657) was a prominent Dutch painter of the generation before Rembrandt and Vermeer. A Calvinist, he traveled through Germany to Venice and Rome when he …
The ‘Impossible Statue’ on display in Stockholm (photo by Anna Gerdén, courtesy of the National Museum of Science and Technology, Stockholm) As we collectively accelerate into the era of artificial …
Posted insponsored Event announcement Join the New-York Historical Society on June 9 for a virtual conversation on Asian American art with Aleesa Pitchamarn Alexander, Abby Chen, and Melissa Ho. Melissa …
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