When Mother Nature Crashed the Parrish Midsummer Gala Storms gave way to art and philanthropy during an unforgettable evening that raised more than $1.7 million for the museum. By Jasmine Lobe
The Women Who Built the Hamptons Art Scene Once Lee Krasner (and Pollock) settled there, Abstract Expressionism had two addresses—downtown Manhattan and out East. By Mary Gregory
Why a Signature Can Make or Break an Artwork’s Price The convention of signing an entire edition at once dates back to the 1930s, when Paris dealer Leo Spitzer persuaded several major artists, including Matisse and Picasso, to produce refined reproductions that they would sign and he would sell. By Daniel Grant