Min Chen is the Art & Pop Culture Editor at various esteemed publications. With a focus on the intersection of arts and sciences, Min explores themes in fine art, digital art, and the fashion industry, while also delving into topics such as chemistry and luxury goods. Min's work has been featured in notable outlets including BMJ, Dove Medical Press, and artnet.
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Now hanging at Schoelkopf Gallery in New York is a sensual nude by American painter Ben Johnson, which once scandalized a Texas town.
This month in collectibles: hundreds of animation artworks hit the block, as well as Boy George's stuff, Pele's shirt, and a dinosaur skull.
By: Min Chen
A life-sized bronze cast of Laocoön and his Sons hit the block at Sotheby’s London today, bringing in a handsome $18.1 million.
A new Frank Gehry retrospective in Porto reveals the sketches, models, and ideas behind the architect's most iconic cultural landmarks.
A seven-foot, 50-year-old animatronic bear that might have inspired Jeff Koons is heading to auction at Roseberys London.
Daniel Arsham is parting with the converted firehouse he has called home and studio, listing it with Compass for $8.9 million.
A new exhibition on Fernando Botero is uncovering how his New York years helped cultivate the visual language that would become his signature.
By: Min Chen
Heritage Auctions has just posted more than $1.4 billion in mid-year sales, marking the highest such total in the company’s 50-year history.
A new exhibition at S.M.A.K. explores the decades-long conservation of Wirtschaftswerte, an installation by Joseph Beuys.
Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is going global with a new outpost in Thailand, slated to open in 2029.
