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An early Wassily Kandinsky painting was the marquee lot in Christie's 20th/21st Century sale, which hammered at $235 million.

Frieze London and Frieze Masters opened to invites guests on Wednesday. Jo Lawson-Tancred has the full report.

Timed to “Clockwork,” at the FLAG Art Foundation, Sable Elyse Smith explains why choosing a material is never separate from ...

A rather morbid bidding war broke out today for the rusted-out gun that Vincent van Gogh allegedly used to kill himself. The Paris company AuctionArt–Rémy Le Fur sold the firearm for €162,500 ...

Artnet News is on the hunt for the next journalist who will helm Wet Paint, its long-running weekly gossip column. For now, guests are writing it, and today Sammy Loren is in charge. The insane snow ...

The pen and brown ink drawing is a capriccio, a work imagined buildings, ruins, and scenery perfected by Canaletto.

The bitter dispute between Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin and New York dealer Mary Boone has ended. The actor received a seven-figure settlement from Boone over a $190,000 Ross Bleckner painting he ...

When it comes to prints by women at auction, it appears that the market is still catching up with art history.

Cyndi Lauper is selling pieces from her outrageous wardrobe of singular ensembles, created at a time 'when we did wild things ...

For her first exhibition in Europe, Pippy Houldsworth Gallery brings a selection of paintings Bassi made while in prison.

Surrealism is having a moment in London. From Gagosian’s Magritte survey to Nicole Eisenman and Louis Fratino, see the shows ...