The Best Beginner Colored Pencils Are Japanese
The spring weather has made me a little nostalgic for a year ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic was just arriving in the United States and it seemed like it would only be a matter of […]
Monumental Jean Dubuffet Work to Make Auction Debut at Phillips in London
A large-scale collaged canvas by Jean Dubuffet from 1976 will be offered at Phillips in a contemporary art auction in London next month. Titled La féconde journée (1976), which features a blue-and-red palette merging figures […]
The Best Self-Adhesive Vinyl Sheets for Indoor and Outdoor Projects
Want to make your own decals for your office, car, or brand? Self-adhesive vinyl sheets are perfect for creating signs and logos, indoor or outdoor advertising graphics, and wall and window decor. Self-adhesive vinyl can […]
The Best Acrylic Frames for Displaying Your Artworks
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The Best Tape Guns for Sturdy Seals
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Spanish Supreme Court Confirms Picasso Portrait at Center of Botín Case Cannot be Exported
Last year, billionaire banker and collector Jaime Botín, whose family appears on the ARTnews Top 200 Collectors list, was sentenced to 18 months in jail and fined $58.3 million after attempting to smuggle a treasured Pablo […]
What Keeps U.S. Art Museums Running—and How Might the Pandemic Change That?
In the fall of 2020, for a special Museums Issue of the magazine published in February, ARTnews surveyed 50 key collecting art museums across the United States that help shape the culture and market around […]
Gilded Labor
“The Confusion of Tongues!,” Harry Gould Harvey IV’s solo exhibition at Bureau, offers a collection of idiosyncratic objects that feel devotional and also a little diabolical, given their swirling coded texts, barbed gothic embellishments, and […]
Almost 90 Years Out of Public Eye, Rediscovered Portrait by Indian Modernist Amrita Sher-Gil Heads to Auction
Hungarian-Indian painter Amrita Sher-Gil was one of India’s foremost modern artists, even though her career was tragically cut short when she died in 1941 at the age of 28. Because the volume of her output […]
Art, Money & Law: Notes on the Clyfford Still Estate
Ben Heller was a legendary collector of Abstract Expressionism who supported the movement early on, at a time when few other collectors or institutions did. His Central Park West apartment was visited by thousands, who […]