Wet Paint tackles art feuds this week. A critic and artist are dueling, critics are dueling, and that is just the start of ...

Hong Kong's fall auctions top $255 million, New York's Salon 94 alights in Paris, Rijksmuseum and Prado team up, and more art industry intel.

A massive zeppelin-like form sets the stage for new work by Lee Bul examining the entangled promises and failures of ...

I’ve been thinking about Andy Warhol and what an impact he had on my life. Andy was the master of blurring the line between art and commerce. His art played with the conventions of commerce—marketing, ...

Luhring Augustine is closing its six-year-old Tribeca branch amid a leadership transition and broader cost-cutting across the ...

Six decades after Andy Warhol created his first art book, Index, the chaotic, interactive object is now back in print, courtesy of Phaidon ...

Sotheby’s will auction 12 works from the Blaquier collection in November, led by a $180 million Van Gogh and a $120 million ...

The one-bedroom apartment Jackson Pollock shared with his brother and sister-in-law in 1932 is priced at $1.9 million.

Tokyo Jazz Club aims to offer being the buoyant energy of Basel Social Club to the Japanese capital during Art Week Tokyo.

A mighty Calder masterpiece undergoes a $12 million restoration, a landmark policy decision for U.K. museums, and more.

Botogá's Artbo fair has embraced the need to downsize with a more regional focus. But Colombian art is still going global.

A quarterly ranking of living artists with the most U.S. museum shows—led by Jeffrey Gibson and Kara Walker this round.