As soon as Richard Grant, executive director of the Diebenkorn Foundation, glimpsed the three drawings in an Upper East Side apartment several years ago, he knew there was a problem...
Long before he appeared in the hip-hop movie “Wild Style” or hosted “Yo! MTV Raps,” Fab 5 Freddy was a teenager in Brooklyn with two main interests: art and Bruce Lee.
The person claiming to have scrawled on a Mark Rothko mural painting over the weekend at London's Tate Gallery says he improved the value of the artwork.
Come November, Martha Rosler's hotly anticipated Meta-Monumental Garage Sale will transform MoMA's second floor atrium into a marketplace for second-hand goods.
A Russian court condemned three members of the Russian feminist punk band Pussy Riot for staging an anti-Putin protest inside a church. Now two other members of the group have fled Russia to avoid persecution.
The Museum of Everything, the largest traveling exhibition of outsider art, is taking its country-hopping roadshow to the streets of Russia for the first time.
Herbert Vogel, a retired New York postal worker who, with his wife, Dorothy, created one of the world’s most unlikely — and most significant — collections of modern art, died July 22 at a nursing home in New York City at 89.
WelcometoCOMPANY has recently checked in with one of our artists Allison Kaufman. She tells us about her inspiration for recent projects and plans for future endeavors.
Hovering in the sky like giant brilliant-colored clouds, artist Janet Echelman brings the public “living” sculptures that have been seen all over the world – literally.
The person who stands to benefit most from The Whitney Museum of American Art’s retrospective on Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is the artist herself. Kusama, 83, owns roughly half the pieces on display.
