The Art Angle Podcast: Art Critic Jerry Saltz on Why It’s Time to Build a New Art World

The 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Will Go Ahead in October in London, Despite the Cancellation of Frieze

A scaled-down version of the event will return to Somerset House this fall.

Artemisia Gentileschi's 'Judith Beheading Holofernes' Is a Touchstone of Feminist Art History. Here Are 3 Things You Might Not Know About It

The earlier of the Baroque artist's two versions of the scene will go on view this October in "Artemesia" at the National Gallery, London.

A Hard-Hitting New Senate Report Details How Art Dealers and Auction Houses Have Undermined US Sanctions Against Russia

Arkady and Boris Rotenberg spent $18.4 million in art after being put under sanctions by president Obama.

Buoyed by Ronald Perelman’s Meditative Miró, Sotheby’s Cross-Category Hybrid Auction Netted $193 Million in London

The sale included works spanning 500 years of art history.