Author: Art News

How Romare Bearden’s Estate Is Bringing the Artist’s Work into the Digital Realm

How Romare Bearden’s Estate Is Bringing the Artist’s Work into the Digital Realm

Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion Members Turn Venice’s Canal Green to Protest COP30 Outcome

Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion Members Turn Venice’s Canal Green to Protest COP30 Outcome

Bob Ross Painting Breaks Record at John Oliver’s Public Media Benefit Auction

Bob Ross Painting Breaks Record at John Oliver’s Public Media Benefit Auction

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Collection Will Place Titans Like Basquiat and Warhol Next to Under-Recognized Artists

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Collection Will Place Titans Like Basquiat and Warhol Next to Under-Recognized Artists

Last-Minute Art Basel Miami Lineup Change: Ross + Kramer Is Out and Ross + Co. Is In

Last-Minute Art Basel Miami Lineup Change: Ross + Kramer Is Out and Ross + Co. Is In

In New Filing, Philadelphia Art Museum Accuses Ex-Director Sasha Suda of Theft

In New Filing, Philadelphia Art Museum Accuses Ex-Director Sasha Suda of Theft

25 Native American Artists to Know

25 Native American Artists to Know

American Artist Llyn Foulkes Dies at Age 91

American Artist Llyn Foulkes Dies at Age 91

Michael H. Smith, Dealer and Curator Who Prized Experimentation, Dies at 80

Michael H. Smith, Dealer and Curator Who Prized Experimentation, Dies at 80

Palm Springs Art Museum Refutes A Report Calling its Finances Into Doubt

Palm Springs Art Museum Refutes A Report Calling its Finances Into Doubt

Dealers Tout ‘True Year-End Rebound’ at Shanghai’s Art Week Despite China’s Ongoing Economic Slowdown

Dealers Tout ‘True Year-End Rebound’ at Shanghai’s Art Week Despite China’s Ongoing Economic Slowdown

Met to Open New Condé M. Nast Galleries with Exhibition About ‘Costume Art’

Met to Open New Condé M. Nast Galleries with Exhibition About ‘Costume Art’

Judge Approves B. Purdue Pharma Settlement, Potentially Ending Years-Long Legal Saga

Judge Approves $7 B. Purdue Pharma Settlement, Potentially Ending Years-Long Legal Saga

Sotheby’s CEO Says Supply Is ‘Catching Up With Demand’ as Fall Auctions Target .4 Billion

Sotheby’s CEO Says Supply Is ‘Catching Up With Demand’ as Fall Auctions Target $1.4 Billion

Massive 40-Year-Old Sculpture Demolished for Battery Park City Resiliency Project

Massive 40-Year-Old Sculpture Demolished for Battery Park City Resiliency Project

Artist Secretly Hangs AI Work in Welsh Museum, Calling It ‘Participation Without Permission’

Artist Secretly Hangs AI Work in Welsh Museum, Calling It ‘Participation Without Permission’

An 18th-Century Painting of St. Francis Is Returned to a Mexican Church, 24 Years After a Nighttime Heist

An 18th-Century Painting of St. Francis Is Returned to a Mexican Church, 24 Years After a Nighttime Heist

Protesters Storm Campus of Nigeria’s Museum of West African Art, Forcing Abrupt End to Preview

Protesters Storm Campus of Nigeria’s Museum of West African Art, Forcing Abrupt End to Preview