The top drivers included a $2.2 billion auction week in New York and strong fall fairs, according to the annual Art Basel and ...
David Hockney has unveiled new works, including a 300-foot frieze created on iPad, at Serpentine North in London.
Cities across the U.S. are renovating attractions, unveiling museums and celebrating anniversaries. Whether you want to drive around LA in a classic car or beatbox in the Bronx, these tours reveal ...
A 164-foot Dutch tall ship, named the Oosterschelde, will sail into Greenwich Harbor and dock at the Delamar Hote.
The message behind today’s Thought of the day reflects the essence of his life and work. Through patience, perseverance, and countless small steps, van Gogh created a legacy that continues to inspire ...
The British art historian John Golding regarded Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) as having a restless mind. The French artist was also someone who knew how to hustle. In his History of Impressionism, ...
Two local museums will be included in "Season 7" of "Treasures Inside the Museum" when the Emmy-nominated television series returns on March 15.
Hosted on MSN
Art market had 'uneven' rebound last year
The art market is back in growth mode, but it's a narrow rebound led by the ultra-wealthy. A new Art Basel and UBS report pegs 2025 global art sales at $59.6 billion, up 4% after two down years but ...
David Hockney’s new exhibition opens at Serpentine North Gallery, Kensington, on 12 March, showcasing A Year In Normandie and new portraits and still lifes.
David Hockney’s new exhibition opens at Serpentine North Gallery, Kensington, on 12 March, showcasing A Year In Normandie and new portraits and still lifes.
A new body of work from David Hockney, which features portraits depicting members of his inner circle including his family and carers, is to go on display in London.
New David Hockney paintings depicting members of inner circle to go on display - Works by the Bradford-born artist will go on display at the Serpentine North Gallery.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results