Billy Al Bengston’s Proto-Pop Art Lights Up Franklin Parrasch Gallery

"Transcendental Bengston-tation" opens May 1 with paintings spanning a half-century.

Johnny Depp to Play Art Dealer Hunting Nazi Loot Opposite Gwyneth Paltrow

In "Mortdecai," Depp will play a sleuthing gallerist searching for Nazi gold.

James Franco’s Terrible Nude Paintings of Seth Rogen Get Gallery Show

China’s Exporters Smuggle Antiquities as Cheap Knockoffs

31-Year-Old Artist Ran Huang Selected for Cannes’ Palmes d’Or

Bill Viola Takes Over St Paul’s Cathedral

The Real Unreal Dazzle of Francesco Vezzoli at MOCA LA

The Italian master of high and low culture continues to shock and enthrall.

artnet Asks: Photographer, Filmmaker, and Author Lucien Clergue

The legendary photographer on his inspirations, his breakfast, and Picasso.

The Met’s Roof Opens for Summer With Mirrored Dan Graham Pavilion

The collaborative work is titled "Hedge Two-Way Mirror Walkabout."

Renaissance Masterpieces by Donatello to Make Rare New York Appearance

Deposed Ukrainian President’s Outrageously Tasteless Art Collection Goes on Display

Viktor Yanukovych's kitshy collection is on view at Kiev's National Art Museum.

Stolen 18th-Century Jesus Painting Turns Up on eBay

Hollywood’s Secret Art Forgery Operation

From Pollock replicas to faux Vermeers, how to get convincing art for your art movie.

Paris Photo LA Taps the West Coast’s Emerging Art Market

Tacos and ice cream, a low-key ambiance, and plenty of sales.

Lorcan O’Neill Opens New Gallery In 17th-Century Roman Palazzo