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.
From Medicine Cabinets to Pill Cabinets, Damien Hirst’s Cathedrals Built on Sand is a reminder of Drug Addiction and an unconventional artistic practice.
Helga Stentzel’s Household Surrealism Style allows her to turn almost every household item into art. Her innovative use of old clothes and household materials articulate her creativeness and humorous personality
Honoring Jackson Pollock is a major commitment for Fayez Barakat. In his new works, the artist continues the aspiration of the famous member of the abstract expressionist movement.
Kate Middleton visits the National Portrait Gallery where she launched Hold Still, a photography book documenting the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
A new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art interrogates how different generations of artists use unexpected surfaces and unorthodox materials for visual effects and meaning.
As the COVID-19 vaccines and vaccinations continue to make an impact across the country, many places are opening up. One of them is the National Building Museum which will reopen in April. The museum has several offerings for visitors as it awaits the arrival of its President and Executive Director.
A Winston Churchill painting from Angelina Jolie collection set a new auction record at Christie’s Modern British Art Evening Sale in London Fetching $11.5M
Retirement Wishes pour in for Elisabeth Fairman, Chief Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts at the Yale Center for British Art as she retires from the Center after almost forty years.
If you end up staining your drawings or drawing tablet with grease or sweat from your hands, you need a drawing glove! What are drawing gloves? A drawing glove also called an artist glove or two-finger glove, is a glove that prevents your drawing from getting stained on traditional media like paper. The glove also…
Would you pay $1.5 million for a COVID-19 face mask? A COVID-19 face mask made from pure 18k gold and natural black and white diamonds, with a total weight of about 210 carats, is the most expensive face mask in the world. It will be on display at the Palm Beach Show in Florida.
Westmont Contemporary Art Collection now on display online showcases the museum’s rich permanent collection enhanced by donations from artists and collectors