When the Question Is Consign or Sell, the Art May Hold the Answer With older artworks, prices may fluctuate, but there’s never not a market for works by Corot, Homer and Rembrandt. By Daniel Grant
When Selling Art Makes More Sense Than Art Consignment Money in hand can be preferable to the crapshoot that is consigning artwork. By Daniel Grant
Farrar, Straus and Giroux Acquires Long-Awaited Biography of Rival’s Chic Matriarch Blanche Knopf On Monday Farrar, Straus and Giroux acquired a biography of Blanche Knopf—the wife of Alfred A. Knopf, founder and namesake By Kat Stoeffel
The Winter Show Returns With an Encyclopedic Presentation and Its Signature Timeless Flair By Elisa Carollo
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Believes A.I. Could Double Human Lifespans in 5 Years By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Trump’s $500B Stargate A.I. Project: What Will It Build and Does It Actually Have the Money? By Victor Dey