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French prosecutors are asking the Paris Court of Appeal to fine Guy Wildenstein, scion of an art dynasty, millions of dollars for alleged tax fraud and money laundering.

Hendricks’s calculatedly cool, compositionally and chromatically bold, and fiercely character-driven visions from the 1960s–80s make this the Frick’s most daring contemporary art intervention to date, and its most effective.

Kehinde Wiley’s new exhibit “An Archeology of Silence” made its U.S. premiere at the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum in San Francisco. The exhibit, which opened in March, runs through Oct. 18, and is free to all Bay Area residents on weekends. | By Daisha Williams Post Staff Kehinde Wiley’s new exhibit “An Archeology of Silence” made its U.S. premiere at the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum in San Francisco. The exhibit, which opened in March, runs through Oct. 18, and is free to all Bay ...

The Sir Francis Cook Collection that gave the art world a painting that went on to achieve $450 million at auction, the highest price ever paid for a

Tiravanija’s participatory works provide not just the ‘dignities of living’ but a critique of why they were absent in the first place

Remember when you could be surprised? That sort of feeling before the oversaturation of information in the supermodern highway of social media that yo...

The sketch, depicting a horse and rider, with further details of a horse's head and eye, is one of the few known drawings by Raphael from his late period.

Exhibitions at Cove Street and Zero Station in Portland and The Parsonage in Searsport feature techniques that convey bold explorations of female empowerment, climate change and healing.

Expected to exceed a million euros: A study for the Vatican Stanze by Raphael, Master of the High...

Exquisite fine and decorative art objects dating back centuries — and even millennia — will be up for sale in live and online sales at Christie's in New York on October 3 to 17