Five men from a Berlin family were sentenced to prison yesterday for committing a spectacular theft of priceless Baroque jewels from the historic Green Vault in Dresden three and a …
Throughout the 2010s, Malcolm Jenkins established himself as one of football’s greatest defensive players. He won two Super Bowl championships during his 13-year NFL career, first in New Orleans when …
Someone dropped their dagger in Norway at the end of the Stone Age. More than three millennia later, eight-year-old Elise took it over. A announcement by the county of Vestland, …
A shimmering landscape by Gustav Klimt fetched $53.2 million at Sotheby’s on May 16, leading a three-hour nightly bidding marathon that kept turning with last-minute withdrawals, additional irrevocable bids and …
Sotheby’s double sales in New York on Tuesday (May 16) totaled $363.9 million ($427 million with fees), with works by Gustav Klimt and Rene Magritte fetching the highest prices. The …
Prominent art adviser Lisa Schiff is said to have closed her business, SFA Advisory, after long-time clients accused her of using sales proceeds to defraud them as part of a …
Touch Nothing is a column in which William Van Meter takes a fabulous person into a remarkable exhibit to talk about the show and his ongoing projects. It was a …
Verteba Cave in Ukraine has recently provided ambiguous but promising information about the time of the dawn of agriculture in Eastern Europe, around 5,000 years ago. Led by Sokhatskyi Mykhailo, …
Who remembers playing Exquisite Corpse as an icebreaker during summer camp crafts or the first day of elementary school? You may not remember it by name, but it’s the group …
Left: Rembrandt van Rijn, “Self-Portrait in Bonnet, Wide Eyes and Open Mouth” (1630), etching (via Staedel Museum); right: Tattoo by Timothy Englisch, design by Rupa van Tenglingen (photo courtesy of …
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