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The art business took over a neighborhood on the Far West Side of Manhattan previously known as Gasoline Alley. Then the city turned the area into a ‘monument to real estate developers.’

Bykert Gallery existed for less than a decade, but it created a template for how to show contemporary art in New York City.

The Pocantico Center presents “Portraits of Process: The American Artists’ Hand Archive,” an exhibit that documents both the physical realities and personal narratives​ of contemporary American visual artists ​through a primary agent of creative process and expression — their hands.  On display at the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center in Pocantico Hills from Thursday, Sept. 21, through Dec. 23, the […]

Computers have done for drawing and painting what word processors once did for writing.

"I never had to social climb," says Bob Colacello, former editor of Interview. "I landed on Mount Olympus in Andy's helicopter."

Paul Simon announced in May that he'd lost hearing in his left ear. Now he's beginning to accept the disability and says he copes by playing guitar daily.

The Palm Beach cultural powerhouse offers a huge menu of lectures, concerts, films, classes and art exhibits for its 2023-24 season.

There’s a strong tradition of flattery in the genre. But can we really forget the ‘go home’ vans and, er, Brexit, asks Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Hundreds of artworks held by Los Angeles’s defunct blue-chip Ace Gallery are being liquidated via an online auction.

In the market for Judaica art? These agents make the perfect match