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Top Stories from the Contemporary Art Scene

Jean-Michel Basquiat, Dustheads, 1982. Source: Christie’s Images Ltd. 2013
Review — 9 years ago

Mega-Collector Tiqui Atencio Reveals the Secrets and Desires of the World’s Top Art Collectors

Left: Salvador Dalí and Edward James, Lobster Telephone, (white aphrodisiac), 1938. Courtesy: Christie’s London. Right: Salvador Dalí, 1939. Source: Wikimedia Commons
News — 9 years ago

Salvador Dalí’s Lobster Telephone—one of Surrealism’s Greatest Works—is up for Auction

Louise Bourgeois inside Articulated Lair, 1986, From the MoMA Collection. Photo: © Peter Bellamy. © The Easton Foundation / Licensed by Copydan
Review — 9 years ago

Louise Bourgeois’ Child Abuse—The Rise of Spider-Woman

Shepard Fairey, Idiocracy, 2016. All proceeds made from the sale of the limited edition poster benefit the League Of Women Voters. Source: Instagram #obeygiant
News — 10 years ago

Shepard Fairey’s Artwork Idiocracy Captures the Spirit of the American Presidential Election

Bruce Nauman, Malice, 1980, Lithograph, Edition of 75. Courtesy: Brooke Alexander, New York
Famous Multiples — 10 years ago

Masterpieces #14 Bruce Nauman, Malice, 1980

David Shrigley, Really Good, 2016. © Oldkingjames, Alexander McMillan. Source: Wikimedia Commons
News — 10 years ago

David Shrigley’s Thumbs Up is Anything but Optimistic

Sol LeWitt, Bands of Equal Width in Colour 3, 2000, Linocut. Courtesy: Bernard Jacobson Gallery, London. Benedict Cumberbatch, 2014. Source: Wikimedia Commons
News — 10 years ago

Watch Benedict Cumberbatch’s Letters Live Performance Reading Sol LeWitt’s Astonishing Words to Eva Hesse

Jackson Pollock, Blue poles, 1952, Enamel and aluminium paint. © The Pollock-Krasner Foundation ARS, NY and DACS, London
Exhibition — 10 years ago

The Abstract Expressionist Artists were Decisive in Making New York City the Capital of Western Art

Stephanie Moeller. Image: © Juliane Spaete
Collector Interviews — 10 years ago

Stephanie Moeller

Damien Hirst, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living, 1991, Lenticular print. Courtesy: Paul Stolper, London
Famous Multiples — 10 years ago

Masterpieces #13 Damien Hirst, The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living, 1991

Simon Denny in his studio. Image: © Petrov Ahner
Studio Visit — 10 years ago

Simon Denny

Mathieu Mercier, Journal, 2015, (A great example of Affordable Art available on fineartmultiple). Courtesy: mfc-michèle didier, Paris
Curator's Choice — 10 years ago

Affordable Art—Where To Start!

Lord Attenborough’s collection of Pablo Picasso limited edition ceramics. Courtesy: Sotheby’s, London
News — 10 years ago

Pablo Picasso’s Limited Edition Ceramics at Sotheby’s, London

Daniel Richter. Courtesy: Louisiana MoMA, Denmark
Exhibition — 10 years ago

Daniel Richter’s Artworks—Nightmare Scenarios Stitched in to Reality

Kai Loebach sitting on a sofa in his living room
Collector Interviews — 10 years ago

Kai Loebach

Tacita Dean, JG (offset), 2013, 8 of 14 offset lithographs. Courtesy: Niels Borch Jensen Gallery and Editions, Copenhagen
Review — 10 years ago

Tacita Dean’s Film JG—A Remarkable Exploration into the Desert Landscapes Around Utah

Martin Kippenberger, Greetings from the Mother Rehabilitation Center Massacre, 1994, Edition of 20. Collection Ivo Wessel. Image: © Petrov Ahner
Famous Multiples — 10 years ago

Masterpieces #12 Martin Kippenberger, Greetings From Mother Rehabilitation Center Massacre, 1994

Ludwig Cramer-Klett at home. Image: Juliane Spaete
Collector Interviews — 10 years ago

Ludwig Cramer-Klett

Richard Serra. Courtesy: Stanley Felsen
Review — 10 years ago

The Monumental Presence of Richard Serra’s Prints

Thomas Ruff, Porträt (P. Stadtbäumer), 1988, C-print. © Thomas Ruff / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, 2016
Review — 10 years ago

Thomas Ruff’s Jpegs and Portraits Print Series Encapsulate his Radical Explorations into Image Making

Todd von Ammon. Image: © Linda Green
Collector Interviews — 10 years ago

Todd von Ammon

Left: Martin Kippenberger, Hinter, 1996, Aquatint etching. Right: Martin Kippenberger, Hinter, 1996, Aquatint etching. Courtesy: Niels Borch Jensen, Copenhagen
Review — 10 years ago

Martin Kippenberger’s Etchings Express his Explicitly Sardonic Approach to Life, Art and the World

Left: Mel Bochner. Right: In the studio. Courtesy: Two Palms, New York
Exhibition — 10 years ago

Two Palms Showcases its Brilliance at Berlin’s Contemporary Fine Arts

Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud. Source: YouTube
Review — 10 years ago

The Greatest Frenemies in Modern Art—A New Book Details the Uproarious Relationships of Legendary Artist Friends including Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and Pablo Picasso

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