Damien Hirst has been left with a bitter pill to swallow after being sued by Canadian artist and jewelry designer Colleen Wolstenholme for allegedly plagiarizing her pill charm bracelets. In a suit ...

On Sunday, April 9, the public gets a chance to see what Damien Hirst has been dreaming up for the past decade. Widely viewed as the erstwhile British bad boy’s attempt at a comeback, “Treasures From ...

Acclaimed and controversial British artist Damien Hirst is in deep water… or perhaps deep formaldehyde, as he has been accused of misrepresenting the dates he created famous artworks. A Guardian ...

English artist Damien Hirst (b. 1965) first rose to fame in the late 1980s and early 1990s as part of the Young British Artists (YBAs), a loose group of artists operating in London, many of whom ...

Damien Hirst is famous for submerging a dead shark and a bisected sheep in tanks of formaldehyde, but he says his new NFT project is his “most exciting by far.” “The Currency,” as it is called, will ...

There’s apparently something about great power and wealth that makes men (it’s always men, right?) want to live forever, or at least keep working into what are normally not expected to be productive ...

Damien Hirst has created the exhibition the post-truth world deserves. “Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable,” showing concurrently at both of the Pinault Foundation’s spaces in Venice, is a ...

Some say Damien Hirst’s latest “Veil Paintings” are strikingly similar to works by Emily Kame Kngwarreye and other female Aboriginal artists. Left, Damien Hirst, Veil of Love’s Secrets (2017).

Damien Hirst’s former manager Frank Dunphy, the mastermind behind some of the artist’s savviest business moves, is putting more than 200 works from his collection on the auction block at Sotheby’s ...

The latest from the artist's Newport Street Gallery. Boo Saville with one of her paintings in the "True Colours" exhibition at Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery. Photo courtesy of the Newport ...

A work by Damien Hirst originally bought for under $800 could fetch more than $2 million when it comes up for auction in London next month. The 1989 piece “Bodies,” which has an auction estimate of £1 ...