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Left: Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait, 1978. © The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc., New York. Right: Cover of The Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné, Paintings 1976-1978 - Volume 5, edited by Neil Printz and Sally King-Nero. Courtesy of Phaidon

News — 2 weeks ago

The Transgressive Years: The Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné (1976-1978)

Martin Puryear, Big Bling, 2016. Photo: James Ewing. Courtesy of the Association for Public Art

News — One month ago

Martin Puryear’s Monumental Sculptures to Represent the US at the Venice Biennale

Juergen Teller’s photographs of Rihanna for Vogue Paris. Photo courtesy of Vogue Paris. Images: via artnet

News — August 2018

Juergen Teller, Mickalene Thomas and Christian Jankowski: Appropriation in the Art World

Olafur Eliasson, The unspeakable openness of things, 2018. Photo: Xing Yu. Courtesy of Red Brick Art Museum, Beijing. © 2018 Olafur Eliasson

News — July 2018

Unmissable Art Shows Around the World This Summer

Pablo Picasso par Christian Zervos, Catalogue Raisonné, Re-print 2013, in the Cahiers d’Art office in Paris. Courtesy of Cahiers d’Art

News — May 2018

The Picasso Catalogue Returns—A Masterpiece by Christian Zervos

View of an art fair. Image: via Wikimedia Commons

News — March 2018

The Online Art Market On The Rise—Shifting Focus From the Storefront to the Homepage

Left: Eduardo Paolozzi. Image: © Ulrich Mack. Right: Eduardo Paolozzi, The Head of Invention, James Watt, London

News — February 2018

Eduardo Paolozzi and The Rise of the Machines

J.W. Waterhouse, Hylas and the Nymphs, 1896. Via: Wikimedia Commons

News — February 2018

The Removal of a Pre-Raphaelite Masterpiece from Public View

Banksy’s Unofficial Collaboration with Jean-Michel Basquiat. Via: Banksy.co.uk

News — 1 year ago

Banksy’s Snarling Collaboration with Jean-Michel Basquiat

Serpentine Pavilion 2017 designed by Francis Kéré. Kéré Architecture, Image © 2017 Iwan Baan

News — 1 year ago

Ex-Tate Director Chris Dercon And Burkina Faso Architect Francis Kéré Are Joining Forces

Anish Kapoor, Descension, 2014, Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York, 2017. Photo: James Ewing, Public Art Fund, NY, © Anish Kapoor, 2017

News — 1 year ago

Out in the Open: Public artworks not to miss in 2017, and why

Carolee Schneemann, Eye Body: 36 Transformative Actions for Camera, 1963. VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2017, Courtesy: Carolee Schneemann, Erró (*1932)

News — 1 year ago

Carolee Schneemann: The “Cunt Mascot on the Men’s Art Team”

Shepard Fairey, We the People, 2017. Courtesy: Obey Giant

News — 1 year ago

Shepard Fairey’s Women—Forging the Trump Protest

Donald Trump owner of New York’s Trump Tower, holds the bridle of a polo pony while talking to Andy Warhol. Image: Mario Suriani

News — 1 year ago

A Glimpse Inside Donald Trump’s Art Collection

Edvard Munch, Angst (Woll 63; Schiefler 61). Courtesy: Sotheby’s

News — 1 year ago

Sotheby’s New York Prints and Multiples Auction was a Fine Day for Blue Chip Artists

Left: Max Beckmann, Self-Portrait in Blue Jacket, 1950. Right: Max Beckmann, Quappi in Grey, 1948. Images: © 2016 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn

News — 1 year ago

Max Beckmann’s Life and Works Are Still Plagued by the Ghosts of Nazi Oppression

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

News — 1 year ago

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

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 — 2 years ago

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

David Shrigley, Really Good, 2016. © Oldkingjames, Alexander McMillan. Source: Wikimedia Commons

News — 2 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 — 2 years ago

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

Lord Attenborough’s collection of Pablo Picasso limited edition ceramics. Courtesy: Sotheby’s, London

News — 2 years ago

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

Left: Peter Doig. Source: Wikimedia Commons. Right: The painting allegedly produced by Peter Doig. Source: Twitter

News — 2 years ago

Peter Doig’s Trial of Authenticity—If he is Proved Wrong it would Send Shockwaves through the Art Community

Robert Rauschenberg, Monogram, 1955-59, Combine. Courtesy: Moderna Museet, Stockholm

News — 2 years ago

Robert Rauschenberg’s Most Outlandish Work Monogram to be Shown at Tate Modern

Left: Christian Marclay at Hallwalls in Bufalo, NY, 1985. © DanKassem, Source: Wikimedia Commons. Right: Christian Marclay at the 2012 Time 100 Gala. © David Shankbone, Source: Wikimedia Commons

News — 2 years ago

Christian Marclay Awarded San Francisco MoMA’s 2016 Contemporary Vision Award

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