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.
Step into China’s past with the Terracotta Warriors exhibition at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, featuring over 110 newly discovered archaeological treasures.
The Everyman Theatre 2026 season brings together classic and contemporary productions, a world premiere, and community-focused programming to Baltimore.
The tattooing world is increasingly saturated with artists from all kinds of mediums who are exploring this practice for the first time—should you join them?
The European Fine Art Foundation confirms the departure of its managing director after just over a year, highlighting ongoing leadership instability at TEFAF.
Inclusive architecture brings communities together. See how flexible layouts and cultural sensitivity transform public areas into hubs for global celebration.
Learn how two extraordinary artists with disabilities, Nnena Kalu and Judith Scott, challenged perceptions and created a lasting legacy with fiber art.
Talent is just the start. This guide breaks down the strategy, business acumen, and mindset that truly define how artists succeed and build lasting careers.
The Turner Prize winner, Nnena Kalu, is the first learning-disabled artist to win the coveted award. Her powerful, tactile, colorful abstract sculpture was the key to her success.
Master Simple Steps to Art Business Funding. Get expert tips on application strategies and finding non-repayable grants to make your creative business sustainable.