Interior Design

Last Saturday June 24, 20 environmental activists met To the Metropolitan Museum of Art during a protest against the increasingly harsh penalties facing climate protesters. The group, made up of …

Twenty years ago, John Gerrard photographed an oil spill off the coast of Ireland. Since then, he has been obsessed with the politics, geography and aesthetics of hydrocarbons. In his …

Two years ago, a explosive report revealed that the eminent French sculptor Claude Lévêque, who represented France at the Venice Biennale in 2009, was under investigation for allegedly abused minors …

New to the New York art scene, New York Photography Fairs will kick off its inaugural edition September 8-10 with a VIP preview day on September 7, 2023. Running concurrently …

If “everything must go” was the strategy employed by Christie’s for its 20th/21st Century evening sale in London on Wednesday, it worked quite well. Of the 66 lots on offer …

Two Sotheby’s auctions, held back-to-back on June 26 in London, reflected how nimble houses have become, particularly in the post-pandemic era. Sotheby’s main sale of modern and contemporary art directly …

For Cartier’s grand reintroduction this month of its Coffee bean jewelry collection, the channeled luxury house the golden age of cinema and the chic opulence of Coast of azure in …

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 …

When the Museum of the City of New York decided to mark its centennial with a massive exhibit exploring what the city has meant to artists, let’s just say there …

Frank Frazetta’s painting dark kingdom (1976) fetched some $6 million at the Heritage auction on Thursday, becoming the world’s most valuable work of comic book or fantasy art. It broke …