Auctions Which Artists Conquered the Market in 2014? After a year of record highs, artnet News analyzes the auction data. By Brian Boucher, Jan 26, 2015
Auctions Will Bronzino and Caravaggio Demolish Auction Records at Christie’s? Two very rare works by the Italian masters go to the auction block Wednesday. By Brian Boucher, Jan 26, 2015
Shows & Exhibitions Is Creative Time Heading to the Venice Biennale? Something bigger than its Kara Walker blockbuster may be in store. By Brian Boucher, Jan 23, 2015
Analysis Instagrammers Step on Oscar Murillo at MoMA Will his manhandled canvases set even more auction records? By Brian Boucher, Jan 17, 2015
Market New York Representative Jerrold Nadler Slams Christie’s and Sotheby’s The Congressman claims the auction houses are giving him the runaround. By Brian Boucher, Jan 17, 2015
Art World Will Andres Serrano Sue Over Theft of ‘Piss Christ’ Copyright? He only recently found out the AP was selling the image, and he's pissed. By Brian Boucher, Jan 16, 2015
People ‘New York Times’ Critic Karen Rosenberg to Artspace as Deputy Editor By Brian Boucher, Jan 15, 2015
Shows & Exhibitions Ai Weiwei, CIA? BuzzFeed User’s Outrageous Claim But seriously: C-Ai-Wei? By Brian Boucher, Jan 15, 2015
People The 10 Craziest Search Terms That Led Readers to artnet News Yes, someone looked up "model vagina," "Pablo Picacssi," and "satanic coloring book!" By Brian Boucher, Jan 15, 2015
Shows & Exhibitions Titus Kaphar Takes On Ferguson, Takes Over Jack Shainman What does Titus Kaphar think of the art world's response to Ferguson? By Brian Boucher, Jan 14, 2015
Galleries Titus Kaphar Wore What?! And which country would he move to tomorrow (if he had to)? By Brian Boucher, Jan 13, 2015
Shows & Exhibitions How Erotic Can Fine Art Get Before it Becomes Pornographic? Women get off in Clayton Cubitt's Videos at MASS MoCA. By Brian Boucher, Jan 13, 2015
