Art & Collectibles
This $56.2 Million Monet Painting Set a New French Auction Record
Nearly three-quarters of the lots sold above their high estimates.
Basquiat’s Long-Unseen Painting Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci Could Fetch $30 Million at Auction
“Untitled (Leonardo and His Five Grotesque Heads)” will make its first public appearance in more than two decades when it leads Christie’s 21st Century Evening Sale in New York on November 19.
The Third Hilma af Klint Painting to Ever Come to Auction Can Soon Be Yours
Ser III No. 5 will go under the hammer at a Swedish auction house this fall.
Art Basel Miami Beach Is Threatening to Move to Las Vegas: Report
Experts are citing a ‘historic downtown’ and a loss of exhibitors for a potential relocation of the event.
Fake Warhols Got This Miami Art Dealer 4 Years in Prison
A family claimed it had spent $6 million on forgeries he sold.
Kering’s François Pinault Is Bringing Over 100 Major Artworks to a Venice Museum Next Year
The 90-year-old collector is planning a first permanent exhibition of 106 artworks by 54 artists at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice, opening in March 2027.
Inside the New Contemporary Art Festival Taking Over N.Y.C. This Fall
The Art Week NYC extravaganza will celebrate New York’s thriving art sector by bringing together museums, cultural institutions, and art lovers from across the city.
The Louvre Could Close If It Doesn’t Undergo Renovations, Its Director Says
“There is no easy, miracle ‘surface’ solution,” Christophe Leribault said.
France’s New Contemporary Art Museum Has Opened in a Former Renault Factory
Le Large’s opening exhibition, “Moteur Imaginaire” (Imaginary Engine), reframes the legacy of its former occupant, Renault, through contemporary art.