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City Museum in St. Louis, where visitors are invited to explore and get lost, is acquiring contemporary art and architectural works to offer them more.

The 2004 artwork, with an estimate of at least $18 million, joins a 1981 untitled painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat on the auction block

Activity was well and alive at the Polk County Fair Grounds Oct. 15, as John Brown and the Polk County Coin Club put on a show that drew collectors from

The auction house is offering seminal works by the artists to an already star-studded event

EDMONDS, Wash. — Mike Cramer wrote a tell-all memoir about his major league crush on a hot Babe.

Major sales in London last week fell 28.1% from a year ago following weak results in Hong Kong, ArtTactic analysis finds

Hordes of young adults in North America are embracing joy and childhood nostalgia with Miffy, a poker-faced, fictional, Dutch bunny.

The American Museum of Natural History said it would address its collecting of remains, which stretched into the 1940s and included practices now viewed as abusive and racist.

The National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington reopens Oct. 21 after a renovation and the loss of its legendary leader. It faces a world that has changed its outlook significantly.

Postage stamp collectors will find more stamps than they can count at Lincoln’s fifth annual fall Stamp Collecting Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.