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When a painting at auction is labeled "follower of Caravaggio" or "studio of Rembrandt" or even "attributed to Caneletto," here's what you're actually buying.
A great admirer of Matisse and Cézanne, this artist seemed to reinvent both.
Many have called him boring, a peddler of simpleminded beauty. At the Met, a blockbuster exhibition restores his standing.
“Perhaps he is tubercular as well as blind. Certainly he is poor.”
At both miart and Paris Internationale, next-generation talents pushed painting, sculpture and installation art into unstable yet compelling territory.
“All this is hard to sort out, and two more pieces on the right—a green blob beside a black one—only add to the puzzle.”
Art historians are forensic investigators of human consciousness
After making space for herself in art, O'Grady wants to make space for the rest of us.
This career-spanning exhibition in Venice was inspired by the role religion played in classical art history.
No living sculptor navigates material beauty and political weight with quite the same restraint.
Morgan Meis’s Three Paintings Trilogy is the most exciting new writing about the visual arts to appear in a generation.
Across evening sales at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, the appearance of a tightly curated group of major works—from Pollock’s monumental drip canvas to Richter’s luminous 'Kerze'—signa...
“This is a river you can’t step in even once.”
A fascinating art social experiment unfolded on social media this week after someone shared an actual Monet painting as an AI-generated artwork and asked people to explain what mak...
A new exhibition explores how the art world’s most transgressive misfits are being celebrated, caricatured and commodified.
Artworks, she argues, have never been made in a vacuum, and so understanding the market is an essential part of understanding the art.
Duchamp's quotidian and inscrutable objects, once confounding, today no more shock the bourgeoisie or anyone else than do Joseph Cornell's boxed altars of miscellanea.
"The Gift of Drawing" at the Menil Collection paints a more complete picture of an artist who worked by chance and spent a lifetime reaching back toward the origins of art itself.
Judges said the four shortlisted artists presented "a compelling reflection of contemporary British art".
In 2026, one of the most traditional forms of art holds a modern cachet.
This exceptional single-owner collection brings to market works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Calder and Tanguy, among others. Many were acquired directly from the artists and have seldom...
At the Park Avenue Armory, art history was written and recontextualized in real time.
Calling something “didactic” has become grounds for immediate dismissal. But do the merits of works with an educational bent—from “The Pitt” to “Elizabeth Costello”—suggest we shou...
Works made after an artist's death fall into a fascinating gray zone, but that doesn't mean they're not a good buy.
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