Damien Hirst's Leonardo DiCaprio Portrait Sells for $1.2M at Benefit Auction
Proceeds went to support amfAR
Glasgow Subway Rejects Ad Featuring Michelangelo's "David"
You can probably figure out why
Amsterdam Museum Offers Visitors Rembrandt-Themed Tattoos
Get ready for the Poor Man's Rembrandt Project
SAIC’s Graduate Exhibition Offers a Primer on Chicago’s Best Emerging Artists
A beautiful, thought-provoking show, up through May 21
Prominent Art Adviser Named in Embezzlement Lawsuit
Proceeds from the $2.5 million sale of a painting are at the center of the lawsuit
Famed Alt-Rock Graphic Artist Frank Kozik Dead at 61
The graphic designer was best known for his work with The Offspring, Soundgarden, Queens of the Stone Age and other alt-rock giants
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This May
From a deep dive into Steely Dan to a journey into the ocean depths
Italy's Venus-Themed Tourism Campaign Is Facing Some Pushback
Old and new combine on an Instagram account
A Deaccessioned Edward Hopper Painting Is Heading to Auction
The Whitney recently announced the decision
Arizona Retrospective Spotlights Linda McCartney's Photography
It's on display at the Center for Creative Photography
Behind the Viral Shot of Snowy Mountains and the Hollywood Sign
Photographer Pete Halvorsen talks about capturing the “grail” image, and the overwhelming response
Pro Tip: Do Not Attempt to Climb Sculptures. You Might Get Trapped.
And also fined once you've been extracted
Andy Warhol Museum Among Recipients of Bank of America Art Conservation Grants
The bank issued 23 grants total
More Details Emerge on Hannah Gadsby's Pablo Picasso-Themed Art Exhibit
The Brooklyn Museum show, “It’s Pablo-matic,” demonstrates Picasso's influence while critiquing him
America's Best Court Artist Prepared Her Whole Life for Trump
Before her illustration of Donald Trump at his arraignment went viral, Jane Rosenberg built her career drawing everyone from Chapman to Weinstein to Bannon
This Bahamian Art Exhibition Shows the Nation’s True Face
“Thirty: Island Perspectives” features work from The National Collection
