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PAINTINGS

Artist, Writer and Musician Ross Simonini Wants to Break the Stigma of Generalism

"THE ALL," the artist's new exhibition at Anonymous Gallery, includes Simonini's paintings and toenail clippings.
By Helen Holmes

Prince Charles’s New Watercolor Exhibition Launches Amidst Royal Drama

This week, Buckingham Palace announced that Prince Andrew would be stripped of his military titles and no longer go by "His Royal Highness."
By Helen Holmes

Did the Last Man Alive Who Knows Where the Stolen Gardner Paintings Are Die?

Robert Gentile, a convicted criminal with deep ties to the Massachusetts mob, always denied knowing anything about the theft.
By Helen Holmes

George W. Bush’s Art Instructor Thinks a President Making Paintings Is a Good Thing

By Helen Holmes

Ivy Haldeman: Hot Dogs, Power Suits, and Freudian Slippage

By Anni Irish

Alexander Richard Wilson’s Solo Exhibition ‘burning butte’ Burns Brightly at Housing

By Justin Kamp

Upcoming Artist Hunter Biden Will Be Represented by the Georges Bergès Gallery

By Helen Holmes

How a Mispronunciation of da Vinci’s Name on TikTok Took the Internet by Storm

By Helen Holmes

Nancy Pelosi Removes Confederate Portraits From the Capitol

By Helen Holmes

The Getty Museum Has Made 70,000 Artworks Available to Use in ‘Animal Crossing’

By Helen Holmes

Paintings Made by JFK Among a Memorabilia Auction Asking $1.5 Million

By Helen Holmes

No, Britney Spears Is Not Trying to Launch a Career in Painting

By Helen Holmes

The Met Just Received More Than 375 Objects Belonging to the Late Jayne Wrightsman

By Helen Holmes
Red sign with Christie's in white letters.

Christie’s Worked With the FBI to Return Art Looted by Nazis

By Helen Holmes
Vivien Leigh at the British Embassy, Paris, 1947.

The Private Life of Vivien Leigh Goes Public With Sotheby’s Sale

By Alanna Martinez
Tahiti Pehrson, The Fates, commissioned by Art Art at Viacom.

A Recipe for the Perfect Art Fair

By Alanna Martinez
phone in art gallery

There’s a Tinder for Art (And the Art Won’t Ghost You)

By Josh Keefe
(Photo: Facebook)

Michigan Art Dealer Hit With Federal Charges After Selling Fakes to Numerous Museums

By Amanda Manning
A painting by Tizzie Mills. (Photo: Alanna Martinez)

Outside In: Finding the Next Self-Taught Master at the Outsider Art Fair

By Alanna Martinez
John Hayes's A friend from the deep features some of the youngest depictions of pups in the sale. And yes, it includes kittens too. Est. $2,000-$3,000. (Photo: Bonhams)

When Art Goes to the Dogs: Bonhams to Hold Canine-Themed Sale

By Alanna Martinez
John Mellencamp. (Photo: Jerry Atnip)

Nobody Knows John Mellencamp

By Matthew Kassel
Mary Cassatt, Eddy Cassatt, 1875. The painting is a gift from the family of Col. Edward Buchanan Cassatt to the National Gallery of Art, Washington. (Photo: National Gallery of Art, Washington)

A Family Portrait of ‘Grandpa,’ by Mary Cassatt, Finds a Home at the National Gallery

By Alanna Martinez

How to Tell if She’s Cheating, 16th-Century Style

By Alexandra Peers
Portrait of an Artist (Pool with two figures), 1972 (Photo: Courtesy the artist's website).

Happy Birthday David Hockney! Discover the Artist’s LA Pool Paintings

By Hailey Cunningham
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