Daniel Cassady

There's a moment inside Nick Doyle 's new show at Perrotin when his AI oracle Ava stops feeling like a gimmick and starts sounding uncomfortably

ARTnews asked five advisers for their takes on the sales, from the abundance of high-profile consignments to what we can expect from the art market's “new normal.”

A Cézanne watercolor recently shown at the Fondation Beyeler in Basel may have been lost by its Jewish owner as a result of Nazi persecution, according to a provenance researcher working for the man's heir.

Donald Newhouse, the billionaire newspaper publisher who helped oversee one of America's most powerful media empires and whose family name remains synonymous with Condé Nast, has died at 96.

What, exactly, defines America? It's a question that's been asked for more than two centuries, and it's one not likely to be conclusively answered anytime soon.

The Trump administration 's overhaul of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has become even messier, with newly obtained federal documents showing

Dinosaur fossils are becoming the latest trophy asset as wealthy collectors move beyond art, watches, and sports memorabilia.

Art critic Anthony Haden-Guest claims Libbie Mugrabi has held 97 of his cartoons for 15 years and failed to pay for design work.

House Democrats unveiled legislation to stop and defund Trump’s proposed triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery.

Julio Le Parc, the Argentine kinetic art pioneer and 1966 Venice Biennale winner known for his immersive light installations, has died at 97.