For millennia, pearls have been treasured for their luminous sheen and range of hues and were first documented for their use as gemstones more than 4,000 years ago in China. Symbolic of luck, wisdom, and prosperity in cultures throughout the world, these organ... More »
Anna Sorokin, the notorious scammer who talked her way into high society as the “heiress” Anna Delvey, has been released from jail — under the condition she forgo social media, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. Sorokin, who assumed the invented identity of a Germ... More »
A roundtable with blind and low vision artists Rodney Evans, Kayla Hamilton, Emilie L. Gossiaux, Bojana Coklyat. More »
Attend the University of the Arts (UArts)’s virtual grad information session on October 26, 2022, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. EST. Meet program directors, current students, and faculty, and learn more about how you can advance your creativity at UArts. MFA in Book Art... More »
France is hardly immune to the private museum phenomenon. In recent years, collectors have been opening spaces to showcase their treasures and share their interest in a certain area of art or their commitment to a cause. In May, Korean artist Lee Ufan opened a... More »
A look at the collectors to know in Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, and Côte d’Ivoire. More »
Michael Brenson's 834-page biography dares to ask what really made the artist a genius. More »
Here's what we're reading this morning. More »
He's due to have a show of his paintings at the gallery's New York location this November. More »
As ever, the Top 200 Collectors have had an active year of art buying. More »
In 1983, Baldwin Lee took a road trip through the American South that blossomed into a seven-year project capturing images from Black Southern Americans’ everyday lives. The photographer’s angles and perspectives of landscapes, materials, and gathering spaces ... More »
The Chatham institution is plotting a relocation to Upstate New York that will allow space for more nuanced conversations. More »