Now that the dust has settled, Artnet News’s crackerjack market team in New York—Annie Armstrong, Katya Kazakina, and Eileen Kinsella—are taking stock of auction week(s) at the Big Three houses. …
It’s a question that has eluded art lovers for centuries. Did Leonardo da Vinci paint another, similar, but slightly younger-looking portrait of the Mona Lisa with her famed, captivating smile, …
In the heart of Amsterdam, Dutch-Italian artist Baukje Spaltro emerges, marked by a fusion of Dutch precision and Italian flair. Her art unfolds in the vibrant strokes and bold palettes …
Ina Marcus, a Dutch artist, centers her artistic focus around the human figure. As a self-taught artist, the enthusiasm radiating from this sweet Dutch lady during our conversation underscored that …
Leonarda Catta, a maestro of movement, transforms the mundane into a symphony through her unique artistry. With an almost symbiotic relationship between her body and the ambient sounds, she dances …
Annie Sliwka, born in Paris in 1946, is a French artist. Her studies at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Appliqués in Paris laid the foundation for her artistic journey, …
Among the most collected artists in the world, Andy Warhol was himself a collector—and an avid one at that. Wristwatches, in particular, were among his obsessions. The king of Pop …
At the top of the art market pyramid, 44 artworks fetched $10 million or more each during the two weeks of marquee sales at Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Phillips. This elite group …
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has invited the public to participate in what the museum describes as “an experiment in collective creativity on blockchain” in a …
The British Museum is lending an ancient Greek water vase known as the Meidias Hydria to the Acropolis Museum in Athens for a temporary exhibition. The news comes just a …
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