From haze-filled cones to rotating drone-inspired beams, the light sculptures of Anthony McCall come full circle.

Restitution law comes under scrutiny in New York, ownership dispute over Auschwitz art, and Kennedy Center's internal emails revealed.

Fair Warning's first fashion sale nets $3.2 million. Plus, Christie's plans Abu Dhabi auction and more must-know art market news.

The U.K. government is temporarily barring the export of an "exquisite" Renaissance sculpture valued at $6.2 million.

Who should artists be looking to for guidance? The best bet may be Catherine of Bologna, a 15th century nun who was a dab hand with a brush.

A charming John Singer Sargent portrait that remained hidden from public view for nearly 150 years just beat estimates at ...

Christie’s broke the auction record today for Artemisia Gentileschi (1593–1654), selling a rare, early self-portrait in which she’s dressed as Saint Catherine of Alexandria for about $5.69 million.

A British businessman has been fined £28,000 ($37,400) after pleading guilty to breaching U.K. sanctions by attempting to ship four artworks, including a Russian icon, to Russia. It’s the first ...

Represented by Plus One Gallery, British painter Christopher Green transforms everyday objects into meticulously composed ...

Our weekly news roundup is an extension of Paint Drippings, which drops first in The Back Room, a lively recap funneling only the week’s must-know art industry intel into a nimble read you’ll actually ...

Christie’s auction house has agreed to pay $16.7 million to the Manhattan District Attorney for failing to properly collect New York sales tax between 2013 and 2017. The bombshell settlement, which ...

An illuminated folio from the most treasured manuscript of The Shahnameh, Persia’s Book of Kings, will reappear on October 26 alongside ornate texts and artifacts for Sotheby’s London’s latest ...