Can a pair of boxer shorts help bring us closer together? That’s one question that artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase thought through as they were creating their latest exhibition,…
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Aristotle, the famous Greek philosopher was once quoted saying, “The aim of art is not to represent the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”…
Nepal has decided to set an example for the world. The country has announced plans to convert tonnes of trash collected from Mount Everest into a piece of art. It…
Two rare works by Arshile Gorky and Wassily Kandinsky–both from the collection of the same private European owner—will make their auction debut at Sotheby’s modern and…
It’s no secret that today we live in a world of dizzying, gobsmacking, and ever-intensifying complexity. Everything from the computers we carry in our pockets to…
Archaeologists have uncovered vast troves of Neolithic and Bronze Age artifacts while conducting excavations for a proposed highway tunnel near Stonehenge. Among the new discoveries are…
“I understood stories and things through image,” painter Kate Pincus-Whitney recently told Brooke Jaffe about her artistic practice for “ARTnews Live,” our ongoing IGTV series featuring interviews with a…
Vice President Kamala Harris’s history-making election as the first female, Black, and Asian American to serve in our nation’s second-highest office has been immortalized in a…
As the art industry reels from the havoc wreaked by Covid-19, Philip Sutton RA, a 92-year-old artist shielding in a residential home, takes matters into his…
A portray of Mary Magdalene lately attributed to Leonardo da Vinci’s collaborator and lover Gian Giacomo Caprotti, often known as Salaì, offered on the Paris public…