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A look back at Inigo Philbrick's swindle as his accomplice is sentenced, how Gagosian poaches artists, and much more.

The show is the first that the Frick has ever dedicated to a Black artist and it will be one of the last to take place in the Breuer building.

The New York–based designer bought and renovated a circa-1860 pied-à-terre in the ninth arrondissement to suit his personal style: grandeur with a modern twist.

The co-curator of the Frick's first solo exhibition featuring an artist of color talked about the show and the artist’s legacy.

The trial will determine once and for all whether Guy Wildenstein and his co-defendants are guilty of money laundering and tax evasion.

Law Dealer Guy Wildensteins Most Recent Trial for Tax Evasion Has Begun in Paris, With Nearly $1 Billion-and the Family Dynasty-at Stake ...

Rebecca Gordon, who works with private clients and interior designers to find and curate art collections which are both personal to the client and respectful of the interiors, tells us what it's really like to be an art advisor

Despite the recovery of the American construction market, Vietnam’s top stone plastic composite flooring manufacturers are facing barriers to export due to wider global issues.

A.I. could become a useful tool for art authentication but likely won’t replace human input.

From making gifts during your lifetime to setting up trusts, there are many legitimate ways to pass down money to loved ones without incurring tax. But, do your homework beforehand.