Artnet specialists Jason Rulnick and Sylvie François Sturtevant discuss the nuances between "scarcity" and "rarity" in the market.

A new show at MASS MoCA delves into technology and A.I. but urges viewers to think beyond all good or all bad.

Projecting Democracy" at Nancy Hoffman Gallery is the feminist activist artist's warning about the threats to women's rights.

Following the success of its inaugural edition, Scottsdale Art Week welcomes a diverse range of both international and regional exhibitors.

This Fall, Sofia Coppola returns to the Palace of Versailles for an exhibition marking 20 years of her legendary biopic on Marie Antoinette.

The sum of three sales took place at the house's King Street premises was more than 50 percent up from the same sale last ...

A tranche from the late S.I. Newhouse's collection is in play for May auctions, according to sources. It includes works by ...

Cosima von Bonin fills Loewe’s Fall/Winter 2026 runway with plush sea creatures, turning the Paris Fashion Week show into a surreal kingdom.

Phillips saw a dip in overall volume from a year-ago sales and notched a new record for Danish painter Anna Archer.

Taína H. Cruz, star of the Whitney Biennial and Greater New York, reflects on the path of an emerging artist now.

Even 550 years after his birth, Michelangelo Buonarroti’s body of work appears to keep growing, with two works newly linked to his name.

The Whitney Biennial's breakout star, 92-year-old Carmen De Monteflores, is showing alongside her daughter, Andrea Fraser.