Pierre Soulages Painting Lawsuit Raises New Questions About Provenance After Christie's Auction
The Pierre Soulages painting lawsuit centers on a disputed ownership claim following Christie’s multimillion-dollar auction of a 1958 abstract work.
Kelly Reemtsen Lawsuit Against David Salle Over ‘Hatchet’ Painting
The Kelly Reemtsen lawsuit against David Salle has placed a 2025 painting titled Hatchet at the center of a copyright dispute involving allegations of artistic copying and AI-assisted creation.
Baltimore Museum of Art Acquisitions Expand Global Collection With 118 New Works
A major gift and new purchases are transforming the Baltimore Museum of Art collection with works spanning contemporary and historical art.
Douriean Fletcher Exhibition at Walters Art Museum Brings Afrofuturist Jewelry Into Focus
The Douriean Fletcher exhibition at Walters Art Museum showcases jewelry from Black Panther alongside original works exploring Afrofuturism, identity, and artistic storytelling.
Jeff Koons Copyright Lawsuit Dismissed by Federal Appeals Court
The Jeff Koons copyright lawsuit has been dismissed again after an appeals court ruled the copyright claims were brought too late.
On wheels and screens, these thrilling rollerblade movies are a must-watch for lovers of rollerblade culture and thrill-seekers who love adrenaline-pumping stunts.
An evocative oil on linen painting titled Life by Shiqing Deng wins the prestigious Bennett Prize and $50,000 for a solo exhibition to showcase her work nationally and connect with a broader audience.
The menu your restaurant displays and relies on has a bigger impact on profit than you might realize. This focus on menu design reveals its impact on overall profitability.
Uncover the ways public art benefits the community, enriching lives through cultural expression, community engagement, and revitalizing urban landscapes.
Deaths of Artists, by former Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum archivist Jim Moske, compiles macabre and often hilarious tales of artist obituaries from 1906 to 1929.
Taiwanese artist and filmmaker Chia-Wei Hsu has been awarded the Eye Art & Film Prize for 2024, which comes with a cash prize of €30,000 and a joint exhibition.