Eight of the Zaniest Artworks to Show at Frieze London Over the Past 20 Years
A look at some of the most unconventional, groundbreaking artworks that have debuted at the fair over the last 20 years.
MoMA Acquires Refik Anadol’s Popular Generative Artwork ‘Unsupervised’
The Anadol piece has drawn crowds since going on view last year—and polarized critics.
Investment Firm Founder’s Trust Seeks Payment for Monet Paintings Burned in Fire
A lawsuit claims that the insurance company Hiscox has “refused” to pay in full for the works.
Kim Kardashian and Tom Brady Vie for George Condo Work at Charity Auction
When Kardashian lost, Condo offered to make her a matching work that was also valued at $2 million.
Nearly A Year After Carlson Baker Arts Closed, Art Fabricators Continue to Face Challenges
Art fabricators continue to suffer complications related to business structure, material goods, and labor since the pandemic.
Damaged Banksy Mural in Venice Will Be Restored, Defying Local Critics
An undersecretary in Italy’s culture ministry said that the restoration will be funded by an “important bank.”
‘Rediscovered’ Rembrandt Painting Could Sell For $18.4 M. at Sotheby’s
The house said it had spent 18 months researching the painting, at one point scanning it to determine its true author.
Gagosian to Leave Historic Madison Avenue Space Amid New York Real Estate Upheaval
The building’s managers have proposed leasing most of the building to Bloomberg Philanthropies, the philanthropic arm of billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
After Two Decades as an Art World Outlier, Marc Dennis’s Time Has Come
Marc Dennis still doesn’t have a New York gallery. It still doesn’t matter.
Sophie Calle Empties the Musée Picasso for an Eerie Exhibition in Which Both Artists’ Presences Haunt the Institution
Opening this week, the show takes over all of the museum’s four floors and is her most ambitious to date.