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Review: ‘Stereophonic’ Has the Vinyl Word on ’70s Rock Drama

This portrait of a Fleetwood Mac-like band slaving over an album is full of novelistic detail and luxurious fly-on-the-wall beauty.

By David Cote

Vincent Price’s Least Famous Role: Art Curator for Sears

The Vincent Price Collection opened in a Denver, Colorado Sears on October 6, 1962 to great success.

By J. McMahon

Mickey Mantle’s Childhood Home Goes on Sale for $7 a Share

Baseball fans can own a fraction of the iconic New York Yankee player's home.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Traditional and Digital Art Will Merge in Sotheby’s ThankYouX Show

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

One Fine Show: “Speechless” at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno

By Dan Duray

Patrick Stewart On Shakespeare, Ian McKellen’s Terrible Career Advice and Trying Not To Kill Paul McCartney

By Olivia-Anne Cleary

Cultural Comings and Goings: Christie’s Global President Steps Down and More

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

‘If I Can Make Them More Beautiful, You Know, Why Not?’

By Christa Terry

Taylor Myers’ No. 9 Shows Us How Real We Can Be When Playing Make-Believe

By Payton Selby

George Soros’ Open Society Foundations Announced Its 2023 Soros Art Fellows

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

A Rare Jean-Michel Basquiat Self-Portrait Could Fetch $60M at Auction

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Inside American Ballet Theatre’s Star-Studded Fall Gala

By Marissa DeSantis

Cindy and Howard Rachofsky’s TWO x TWO Raises $7.6 million for amfAR and the Dallas Museum of Art

By Christa Terry

SFMOMA’s Newest Acquisition Showcases Artists With Disabilities

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

What Phoebe Philo’s Brand Debut Says About the Power of the Art Market

By Max McCormack

The Art Collectors Seeking Repayment from Lisa Schiff

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Review: Sondheim’s Swan Song Is Goofy, Satirical, And A Joy to Hear

By David Cote

The Artists Behind the ‘Kidnapped’ Posters Plastered Around the World

By Anna Rahmanan

A Lavish Collection Linked to Marie Antoinette and Charles X Is Heading to Auction

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Kate Soper’s Provocative ‘The Hunt’ Tells a Modern Tale Through a Medieval Lens

By Gabrielle Ferrari

Tyler Hobbs Is Turning His Generative Artwork into Tattoos

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Hauser & Wirth Debuts Its New Space in the French Capital

By Sarah Moroz

One Fine Show: ‘A Long Arc’ at Atlanta’s High Museum

By Dan Duray

Why Collectors are Increasingly Gifting Significant Artworks to University Museums

By Daniel Grant

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Review: ‘Stereophonic’ Has the Vinyl Word on ’70s Rock Drama

Vincent Price’s Least Famous Role: Art Curator for Sears

Mickey Mantle’s Childhood Home Goes on Sale for $7 a Share

Traditional and Digital Art Will Merge in Sotheby’s ThankYouX Show

One Fine Show: “Speechless” at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno

Patrick Stewart On Shakespeare, Ian McKellen’s Terrible Career Advice and Trying Not To Kill Paul McCartney

Cultural Comings and Goings: Christie’s Global President Steps Down and More

‘If I Can Make Them More Beautiful, You Know, Why Not?’

Taylor Myers’ No. 9 Shows Us How Real We Can Be When Playing Make-Believe

George Soros’ Open Society Foundations Announced Its 2023 Soros Art Fellows

A Rare Jean-Michel Basquiat Self-Portrait Could Fetch $60M at Auction

Inside American Ballet Theatre’s Star-Studded Fall Gala

Cindy and Howard Rachofsky’s TWO x TWO Raises $7.6 million for amfAR and the Dallas Museum of Art

SFMOMA’s Newest Acquisition Showcases Artists With Disabilities

What Phoebe Philo’s Brand Debut Says About the Power of the Art Market

The Art Collectors Seeking Repayment from Lisa Schiff

Review: Sondheim’s Swan Song Is Goofy, Satirical, And A Joy to Hear

The Artists Behind the ‘Kidnapped’ Posters Plastered Around the World

A Lavish Collection Linked to Marie Antoinette and Charles X Is Heading to Auction

Kate Soper’s Provocative ‘The Hunt’ Tells a Modern Tale Through a Medieval Lens

Tyler Hobbs Is Turning His Generative Artwork into Tattoos

Hauser & Wirth Debuts Its New Space in the French Capital

One Fine Show: ‘A Long Arc’ at Atlanta’s High Museum

Why Collectors are Increasingly Gifting Significant Artworks to University Museums

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