Sotheby’s has failed to pay a $10.2 million commission on the sale of its longtime New York headquarters, the real estate ...

Mythos, the not-yet-released A.I. tool developed by Anthropic, is so ominously potent that the company decided to provide it ...

The Fine Art and Design sale at New Orleans Auction Galleries brings together work from blue-chip masters to contemporary ...

A trove of exceptionally rare Stanley Kubrick photos is set to make its debut at The Photograph Show in New York this month.

Said in Stone" at the Peabody Essex Museum revisits the career of the once-famed Black and Indigenous American sculptor ...

A 3,300-year-old stele that once belonged to the man who discovered Arnold Schwarzenegger will appear in New York this May.

Nearly two dozen Impressionist paintings owned by Gabrielle Renard, muse to Pierre-Auguste Renoir, are heading to auction ...

The United States, United Kingdom, and France all saw growth in their respective art markets, while China's continued to ...

The government has settled in the IMLS lawsuit, and will not dismantle the agency—but President Trump still seeks to ...

As Bangkok and Hanoi gain momentum, Asia’s art future may lie not in new hubs but in how local ecosystems take shape beyond ...

A new fundraiser for the Château de Chambord renovation also raises one question—why does France's second-most visited castle ...

The 45-second Georges Méliès film, "Gugusse and the Automaton", was donated to the Library of Congress last year.