Law & Politics Artist Lynthia Edwards Fires Back at Deborah Roberts in Ongoing Copyright Dispute Edwards alleges Roberts "used a barrage of social media posts and private messages to spread her false conspiracy theory." By Adam Schrader, Mar 21, 2024
Archaeology & History A Controversial Paper on an Alleged ‘Prehistoric Pyramid’ in Indonesia Is Retracted Archaeological Prospection has retracted the study for its "major error." By Verity Babbs, Mar 21, 2024
Collectibles A Woman’s Humble Antique Market Find Sells for $15,000 At Auction "You never know what hidden gems could be hiding in your jewelry box!” said the amazed auctioneer. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Mar 20, 2024
Art Fairs In Wake of Frieze Acquisition, Armory Show Director Nicole Berry to Depart She is moving on to a new role at the Hammer Museum. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 20, 2024
Art World What Do Artists Mernet Larsen and Diane Simpson Have In Common? A Fascination With the 45-Degree Angle Two exhibitions at James Cohan Gallery put the artists in dialogue. By Katie White, Mar 20, 2024
Artnet News Pro A Whitney Biennial Buyer’s Guide, From a Pioneering Feminist Painter to a Fast-Emerging Figurative Sculptor We reveal their prices and most coveted works. By Artnet News, Mar 19, 2024
Art World Damien Hirst Backdated Signature Formaldehyde Sculptures, U.K. Paper Reports The artist's team has defended the dates, saying that they correspond to when he conceived the pieces. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 19, 2024
The Appraisal The Market for F. N. Souza and Other Indian Modernists Is Hot. What Is Driving the Surge? A 1990s painting by the artist that would have made $30,000 a few years ago recently sold for half a million dollars. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 19, 2024
Art World FBI Returns Stolen Artifacts Found in Attic to Japan The FBI commended the members of a family who turned over the items, saying they "did the right thing." By Adam Schrader, Mar 19, 2024
Law & Politics A Judge Prohibits Mason Rothschild From Exhibiting His MetaBirkin NFTs Rothschild had previously lost a lawsuit over his violation of Hermès’s trademark. By Adam Schrader, Mar 18, 2024
Law & Politics Andy Warhol Foundation Settles With Artist Lynn Goldsmith After Landmark Ruling The sum includes nearly $11,000 in legal fees and covers a 2016 license to Condé Nast. By Adam Schrader, Mar 18, 2024
The Back Room Paint Drippings: Everything You Missed in the Art Industry Last Week Get caught up on the latest market moves, fast. By Annie Armstrong, Mar 18, 2024
Museums & Institutions Andy Warhol Museum Director Resigns High-ranking staffers have been leaving the museum since Moore announced plans for a "Pop District" in Pittsburgh. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Mar 18, 2024
Law & Politics Artists on TikTok Are Worried a Ban Could Set Back Their Careers The app has given some artists "freedom" to share their work and build a career. By Adam Schrader, Mar 15, 2024
Art & Tech Amid Questions of Authorship, A.I. Determines a Drawing Is by Albrecht Dürer The authorship of the work has been subjected to authentication studies since the 1970s By Adam Schrader, Mar 15, 2024