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Andy Warhol once quipped in a 1962 interview with David Bourdon. “I think someone should see my paintings in person before he says they’re vacuous.” Indeed, Warhol’s work—or at least images of it—may seem overly familiar, but, in person, it never fails to impart a potent, almost visceral impact that does not come across in reproductions.

The Brant Foundation will run “Thirty Are Better Than One,” an exhibition spanning the entirety of Andy Warhol's career, from May 10 to July 31.

This week: Jean-Michel's mixed signals, a power couple weathers the storm, top sellers consolidate their auction dominance, and much more.

The three best-selling artists each brought in over $500 million at auction last year.

Last year, fine art boomed, while NFT sales plunged by 90 per cent. In 2023, look to surrealism and bright young things

From a $195 million Warhol to an $80 million Magritte, the 10 most expensive works sold at auction this year totaled more than $1.1 billion.

Deaths and divorces of major collectors fuel record £14.3bn in sales at Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillips

Sotheby's said the $8 billion in sales for 2022 marks the best total yet in its 278-year history of auctions.

Bob Dylans teenage love letters sell at auction for over $650,000. Love letters written by a teenaged Bob Dylan to his high school sweetheart Barbara Ann Hewitt were sold at an auction Friday for more than $650,000.

From the priciest work to the biggest flop (and more), here are our parting observations from New York's marquee auctions this November.