A Tiny Art Fair Takes Over the Chelsea Hotel—and More Juicy Art Gossip

Art & Exhibitions

Art Deco Star Tamara de Lempicka Has Never Been More Popular. Here’s Why

Furio Rinaldi, co-curator of the De Young's major retrospective, explains what has made Lempicka's art last.

by Adam Schrader

The Art Detective

What Does the Art Market Want Right Now? Reading the Tea Leaves of the $1.2 Billion New York Auction Week

Katya Kazakina's latest column tackles the highlights, trends, and record-breaking sales from New York’s $1.2 billion auction week.

by Katya Kazakina

A Historic Portrait Recovered by Monuments Men Trounces Estimate, Fetching $550,000 at Auction

The painting was looted from Baron Philippe de Rothschild in 1940 and memorialized in an iconic photograph.

by Adam Schrader

Streetwise: Artist Peter Doig on the Thrilling Show He’s Organized at Gagosian in New York

Peter Doig's thrilling new curatorial effort at Gagosian in New York brings together some two-dozen works about the street.

by Andrew Russeth

A Speech Heard Around the World: How Nan Goldin’s Retrospective Became a Stress Test for the German Art Scene

A New Genre of Bad A.I. Art Takes the Stage: Nature Slop

Who Were the Women Who Pioneered Early Computer Art?

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Here’s What Bothers Me About How ‘Paris in Ruins’ Rewrites Impressionist History

by Marjorie Heins

Art World

Here’s What Bothers Me About How ‘Paris in Ruins’ Rewrites Impressionist History

by Marjorie Heins

Gallery Network

Spotlight: Hisashi Tenmyouya Melds Traditional Japanese Painting with Contemporary Artistic Expression in First Hong Kong Solo

by Artnet Gallery Network

Bottega Veneta Translates Iconic Children’s Literature Into Woven Luxury

by Vittoria Benzine

A Las Vegas Gallery Is Selling a Bronze Cast of a Leonardo Wax Sculpture for $100 Million

by Adam Schrader

U.K. Artists’ Earnings Dropped 40 Percent Since 2010. Will They Stick Around?

by Sarah Cascone

Market

A Tiny Art Fair Takes Over the Chelsea Hotel—and More Juicy Art Gossip

by Annie Armstrong

Frieze L.A. Selects 101 Exhibitors for its 2025 Edition—and More Art Industry News

by Annie Armstrong

How Rembrandt’s Landmark ‘100 Guilder Print’ Outsold Its Namesake Price

by J. Cabelle Ahn

By the Numbers: A Breakdown of Results from Phillips’s Modern and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York

by Annie Armstrong

Podcast

Art Market Minute

Beyond the Banana at New York’s Auctions

by Sonia Manalili & Margaret Carrigan

What Is Orphism, History’s Most Enigmatic Art Movement?

by Sonia Manalili

Art Market Minute

Listen: What Does the Crypto Rally Mean for the Market?

by Sonia Manalili & Margaret Carrigan

A Famous Novelist’s Alternate Art World

by Sonia Manalili

Latest Articles

A Tiny Art Fair Takes Over the Chelsea Hotel—and More Juicy Art Gossip

by Annie Armstrong

Gallery Network

Spotlight: Hisashi Tenmyouya Melds Traditional Japanese Painting with Contemporary Artistic Expression in First Hong Kong Solo

by Artnet Gallery Network

Bottega Veneta Translates Iconic Children’s Literature Into Woven Luxury

by Vittoria Benzine

A Las Vegas Gallery Is Selling a Bronze Cast of a Leonardo Wax Sculpture for $100 Million

by Adam Schrader

U.K. Artists’ Earnings Dropped 40 Percent Since 2010. Will They Stick Around?

by Sarah Cascone

Climate Activists Who Vandalized National Gallery of Art Sentenced to Prison

by Adam Schrader

Archaeology & History

Crypto Investor Buries 5 Treasure Chests Filled With Rare Artifacts Across the U.S.

by Verity Babbs

Frieze L.A. Selects 101 Exhibitors for its 2025 Edition—and More Art Industry News

by Annie Armstrong

Art Market Minute

Beyond the Banana at New York’s Auctions

by Sonia Manalili & Margaret Carrigan

How Rembrandt’s Landmark ‘100 Guilder Print’ Outsold Its Namesake Price

by J. Cabelle Ahn

A New Exhibition Plunges Visitors Into the History of Notre Dame, Thanks to Augmented Reality

by Richard Whiddington

Gallery Network

In Miami, Untitled Art Will Explore ‘East Meets West’ Themes. Kathy Huang and Jungmin Cho Tell Us How

by Artnet Gallery Network

By the Numbers: A Breakdown of Results from Phillips’s Modern and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York

by Annie Armstrong

Archaeology & History

A 2,000-Year-Old Roman Soldier’s Shoe Just Turned Up in Germany

by Vittoria Benzine

Marc Jacobs Unveils His Restored Frank Lloyd Wright House

by Vittoria Benzine

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