Today’s Google Doodle Honors Educators for U.S. Teacher Appreciation Week
Especially in a pandemic, American educators have proven themselves to be almost relentlessly adaptable and dedicated to their students.
View ArticleArtist Yulia Tsvetkova, Accused of Distributing Pornography, Begins Hunger...
"And here's the big question, am I ready to die? I don't know," Tsvetkova wrote on Facebook.
View ArticleToday’s Google Doodle Celebrates Japanese-American Writer Hisaye Yamamoto
Yamamoto survived being detained at a Japanese internment camp and went on to have a long career as a journalist and short story writer.
View ArticleSotheby’s Will Now Accept Bitcoin and Ether as Payment for Physical Art
Sotheby's is highlighting this change with the upcoming sale of the Banksy piece "Love is in the Air."
View ArticleCy Twombly’s Gray-Hued Take On Ancient Vandalism is Coming to Sotheby’s
Another Twombly painting from the same series sold for $70.5 million at auction in 2015.
View ArticleA Lithograph of Andy Warhol’s Iconic Campbell’s Soup Can Was Stolen in Manhattan
The lithograph and another painting by Jules Perlmutter were snatched from the back of a parked Porsche.
View ArticleDavid Zwirner Will Launch ‘Program,’ a New Livestreaming Event, in June
The launch will coincide with the debut of previously unseen work by Wolfgang Tillmans, Kerry James Marshall and others.
View ArticleOutsider No More, Niki de Saint Phalle’s First NYC Exhibition at MoMA PS1...
On till September 6th, 'Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life' dives into the prolific yet under-appreciated Saint Phalle's career.
View ArticleKim Kardashian Has Been Asked to Turn Over Ancient Art That Was Looted from...
A sculpture Kardashian acquired from Axel Vervoordt Gallery in 2016 was illegally smuggled out of Italy, officials determined.
View ArticleDisabled Artists in New York City Can Now Apply for $1,000 Grants
The grants come at a time in which Mayor de Blasio is investing $25 million in employing NYC artists.
View ArticleThe Return of Frieze New York at the Shed Proves That Nature is Healing
On Saturday, the Winklevoss twins could be seen appreciatively appraising the offerings at the Gagosian booth.
View ArticleA 2,000 Year Old Looted Statue of a Greek Goddess is Being Returned to Libya
Officials from the British Museum were asked to help identify the statue when it was seized at Heathrow in 2013.
View ArticleAt Frieze New York 2021, Several Booths Sold Out Completely
In addition to sold-out tickets, David Zwirner was cleaned out of paintings by the artist Dana Schutz, and Canada also sold out completely.
View ArticleKatherine Bradford Tackles Motherhood With ‘Mother Paintings’ at Canada Gallery
The physical tax of caregiving is viscerally present in Bradford’s contorted forms: to care is to commit a feat of acrobatic and emotional prowess
View ArticleLeonardo da Vinci’s ‘Head of a Bear’ Could Break an Auction Record for the...
Da Vinci created many animal sketches in his lifetime, but this bear in particular comes off as touchingly vulnerable.
View ArticleChristie’s Scores Another Huge NFT Sale With Larva Labs CryptoPunks
The CryptoPunks were first manufactured in 2017, long before NFTs became the hottest commodity on the art market.
View ArticleRashid Johnson’s ‘Red Stage’ Is Coming to Astor Place, With Creative Time’s Help
The sculpture will be made available for artists and passerby to activate it in whichever way they see fit.
View ArticleDavid Hockney’s New Piccadilly Circus Artwork is Getting Dragged Online
Like with many things he's done recently, Hockney is believed to have made the latest design on his iPad.
View ArticleThe Metropolitan Museum of Art Installed a Plaque Honoring the Lenape People
"We respectfully acknowledge and honor all Indigenous communities," the plaque reads in part.
View ArticleAlice Cooper is Auctioning Off an Andy Warhol Silkscreen He Forgot About for...
The Warhol was given to Cooper by his girlfriend Cindy Langa in the 1970s.
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