One of Photography’s Earliest Inventors Had an Ingenious Trick to Stop His Images From Over-Developing, Scholars Say

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One of Photography’s Earliest Inventors Had an Ingenious Trick to Stop His Images From Over-Developing, Scholars Say

The De Sica Family’s Storied Villa in Capri, Frequented by Artistic Luminaries From Cy Twombly to D. H. Lawrence, Has Found a Buyer

Art Industry News: Switzerland Restitutes a Stolen Fragment Depicting Ramesses the Great to Egypt + Other Stories

See Arnold Schwarzenegger Through the Lenses of Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andy Warhol, and More in a New Book from Taschen

Archaeology & History

Archaeologists in Pompeii Have Discovered a Tasty Fresco Depicting Food That Looks an Awful Lot Like Pizza

Art Industry News: London Mayor Sadiq Khan Says Greece and the U.K. Should ‘Share’ Parthenon Marbles + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Did Membership in a New York Cult Contribute to the Demise of Jackson Pollock? + Other Stories

Beeple’s New—and Very Risqué—NFT Is the Artist’s First Work to Enter a Museum’s Permanent Collection

The World’s Most Creative and Vibrant Timepieces Are Headed to Auction to Benefit Medical Research. See Them Here

A Special Edition of Charles and Ray Eames’s Innovative Shell Chair of 1950 Gets a Reissue—Complete With Its Original Cat Design

Archaeology & History

Archaeologists Found an Ancient Marble Bust That May Have Belonged to Caligula at the Bottom of an Italian Lake

The Back Room: Klimt in Context

Art Industry News: Brooklyn Museum Director Anne Pasternak Claps Back at Critics of the ‘It’s Pablo-Matic’ Show + Other Stories

The Art Angle Podcast: Inside the Controversy Over Hannah Gadsby’s ‘Pablo-matic’ Show

‘I Grew Up in a Very Pungent Home’: Watch Artist Anicka Yi Deep Fry Flowers as Part of Her Multi-Sensory, Biopolitical Practice

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