The Bad Planning That Leaves Many Artist Estates Tangled in Lawsuits Estate planning isn't just for art collectors. By Daniel Grant
When Art Forgeries Are Exposed, the Fakes Don’t Simply Disappear When a father and daughter pleaded guilty to selling more than 200 counterfeit works by Banksy, Picasso and Warhol, the criminal case was largely resolved. The fate of the paintings is still up in the air. By Daniel Grant
Robert Indiana’s Former Caretaker Let the Artist Live in Filth, His Estate Claims In the latest in a series of lawsuits, Indiana's former caretaker has been accused of allowing the artist to live in filth and squalor. By Helen Holmes
The Gloves Are Off in the Legal Battle Over Robert Indiana’s ‘Love’ and ‘Hope’ Artworks By Clayton Schuster