Law & Politics Imi Knoebel Issues Warning to Collectors Not to Buy His ‘Star’ at Auction You can get them for much less directly from his charity. By Hili Perlson, Nov 29, 2016
Law & Politics Major Public Sculpture by Eduardo Paolozzi at Risk as Owners Can’t Be Found The privatization of its commissioner Network Rail has created a loophole. By Lorena Muñoz-Alonso, Nov 29, 2016
Law & Politics Imelda Marcos’s Long-Lost Masterpieces Languished in a Brooklyn Warehouse They are the subjects of a three-way battle for ownership. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Nov 28, 2016
Law & Politics Top Collector Robbie Antonio’s Family Has Substantial Business Ties to Donald Trump They are partners on a $150 million tower in Manila. By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 28, 2016
Law & Politics Collector Victor Pinchuk’s $150,000 Gift Revealed in New Trump Foundation Filing Pinchuk's foundation gave Trump's foundation a hefty gift. By Christian Viveros-Fauné, Nov 22, 2016
Law & Politics Sotheby’s Denies Helping Flip Yves Bouvier’s $127.5 Million Leonardo da Vinci The trio of sellers is threatening to sue. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 22, 2016
Law & Politics Alec Baldwin Compares Mary Boone to a Bank Robber The court can't just let her return my money, argues Baldwin. By Brian Boucher, Nov 21, 2016
Law & Politics Richard Prince Slapped With Yet Another Copyright Lawsuit The hits keep coming, but Prince doesn't seem to care. By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 18, 2016
Law & Politics Bjarne Melgaard’s Brush With Customs Officials Helps Change Outmoded Laws in Norway Thanks to his protracted battle, the entire Norwegian art scene is relieved. By Amah-Rose Abrams, Nov 18, 2016
Law & Politics Alphonse Mucha Heir Sues Prague to Prevent ‘Slav Epic’ from Touring Is the city taking proper care of the monumental paintings? By Alyssa Buffenstein, Nov 14, 2016
Law & Politics Austrian Authorities Catch Six Dealers Attempting to Sell Fake Picasso Paintings The suspects maintain they believed the works to be authentic. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Nov 9, 2016
Law & Politics Judge Rules $6 Million Lawsuit by Buyer of Jeff Koons Sculpture Can Proceed A law protecting art buyers is at the heart of the case. By Brian Boucher, Nov 3, 2016
Law & Politics Picasso’s Electrician Back in Court, Admits to Lying at Earlier Trial Pierre Le Guennec now says Jacqueline Picasso may have been hiding artwork from Picasso's son. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Nov 1, 2016
Law & Politics Mary Boone Hits Back at Alec Baldwin—Again Baldwin has accused Boone of making a fraudulent sale. By Amah-Rose Abrams, Oct 28, 2016
Law & Politics Vivienne Westwood Accused of Plagiarizing Artist’s Design The score was settled thanks to outraged posts on social media. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Oct 27, 2016
