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Robert Mnuchin’s monumental Mark Rothko painting sold for $TK million at Sotheby’s, kicking off New York’s high-stakes May auctions.

An iconic self portrait by famed British Romantic painter JMW Turner may actually have been authored by another artist.

This week, L.A.-based culture critic Carolina Miranda joins Ben Davis to talk about the newly revamped LACMA museum.

After coming of age in the Civil Rights movement, Lovelace O’Neal forged a singular path in American painting that belatedly saw recognition.

Nicole Kidman stars in a Christie’s campaign promoting "Danaïde" by Constantin Brancusi from the collection of S.I. Newhouse.

The Met museum and Neue Galerie—two of the most respected arts institutions on New York's Upper East Side—will officially merge in 2028.

Ahead of Art Busan 2026, looking at the editions of the fair to now points to intriguing shifts in the Asian art fair landscape.

At Alisan Fine Arts, new paintings by actor and artist Lucy Liu fill a solo show with murky memories of her family's past.

New York's Gratin gallery continues its expansive trajectory by christening its new Tribeca space with the first U.S. show by Monica Mays.

The Cultural Landscape Foundation has filed a lawsuit claiming that painting the Reflecting Pool vivid blue is illegal under federal law.

In Frieze New York's opening hours, Leonardo DiCaprio stopped by, and business was getting done in the six figures.

New York's groundbreaking Performa biennial is staging a first of its kind variety show on a Broadway this June.

A painting of Friedrich III, who famously protected Martin Luther, has been returned to the State Art Collections of Dresden after 80 years.

Rago/Wright is set to stage two major spring sales this month, bringing together an unprecedented breadth of Modern and contemporary art.

Anouska Samms and Yoav Hadari are currently sparring behind the scenes over credit for a dress that appears in "Costume Art" at the Met.

The British Museum installation, which will run through June 2, includes 37 trees, precisely the number found in the Bayeux Tapestry.

In her solo at Night Gallery, Michelle Blade transforms domestic vignettes and local landscapes into studies of time and presence.

Find out which category performed best at auction in 2025, according to the Artnet Intelligence Report, Year Ahead 2026.

The Institute for Primary Facts—a new, enigmatic nonprofit—just turned a Tribeca gallery into a complete Epstein files reading room.

A collection of eight letters from John Keats to Fanny Brawne that were stolen in the 1980s are heading to Sotheby's New York this June.