Author Isaac Butler discusses his book on the 1980s culture wars and what that history reveals about today’s battles.

A 1st century C.E. marble of a Roman emperor sold for $34.3 million on Oct 21 in a white glove sale that netted $63 million.

"Betonte Ecken," painted shortly after Kandinsky joined the Bauhaus in Weimar has been given an estimate of $60 million to $80 million.

Monet's ‘Iris’ carries the highest estimate ever set for a painting at auction in France as major auction houses up their ...

Robert Rauschenberg archive goes online, an Elizabeth Murray painting is restored, the NFL makes art in Paris.

Will Paris art fair's close early in advance of Saturday's demonstrations? Most are taking a wait-and-see approach.

With the same team behind Scope Art Show, InScope reimagines Miami Art Week as a continuous experience rather than a string ...

The planetarium, one of 13 buildings Frank Lloyd Wright designed for Florida Southern College, has undergone a major ...

Kim Córdova writes about power, tech, and geopolitics through art and cultural institutions. An editor at the Boston Review, she has written for the New York Times, El País, ArtForum, and other ...

In today's Artnet Bulletin: a Bacon / de Kooning exhibition, a massive Beatles museum, and a large Anselm Kiefer work finds a ...

Colombia’s new government removed dozens of objects from the Museo Nacional, sparking protests. A judge has halted further ...

Retrospective show traces how Gershon Iskowits went from figurative painter processing Holocaust trauma to pioneer of ...