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Banksy's 'Unmasking' Sparks Debate, But Doesn't Diminish Art's Appeal

The anonymous street artist's identity reveal has angered some fans, but experts say the power of Banksy's work transcends his anonymity.

Banksy’s Identity Revealed After Years of Anonymity

The famous street artist is no longer anonymous—and that might help his career.

Keith Haring's Early Subway Art Showcased in East Village Exhibition

The Brant Foundation Art Study Center hosts a retrospective of the iconic artist's formative years from 1980 to 1983.

Dealers at TEFAF Maastricht Report Robust Sales

Works ranging from two-inch enameled gold paintings to room-size Neapolitan crèches dazzle at the art fair.

Goldsmith Recreates Centuries-Old Jewelry Designs for Frick Collection

Donna Distefano uses ancient metalsmithing techniques to craft replica jewelry inspired by portraits at the Frick museum.

Whitney Biennial 2026 Features Diverse Array of Art

Curators Marcela Guerrero and Drew Sawyer emphasize mood in this year's exhibition.

Stephen Koch, Champion of Photographer Peter Hujar, Dies at 84

The writer and critic spent decades promoting the work of the overlooked artist who died of AIDS in 1987.

Caravaggio's 'Boy With a Basket of Fruit' Showcased in New Exhibit

The Morgan Library & Museum explores the Baroque master's early naturalistic style through his iconic canvas.

New York Artist Transforms Rocks Into Vibrant Pop Culture Icons

Elizabeth Saloka's miniature painted rock sculptures capture the personalities of snacks and familiar objects.

Salvador Dali's Largest Painting Heads to Auction

Stage backdrop from 1939 ballet expected to fetch up to $348K

Guido Reni's 'The Immaculate Conception' Inspires Centuries of Artists

The 17th-century Italian painter's reverent rendering of the Virgin Mary has influenced generations of European artists.

Pioneering Comic Book Colorist Tatjana Wood Dies at 99

The award-winning artist was known for her work on iconic DC Comics series like Swamp Thing.

Carol Bove's Guggenheim Retrospective Bends Time and Space

The artist's gripping show at the Guggenheim Museum features her own sculptures alongside works by other artists, transcending conventional notions of time and space.

Rising Artist Taína H. Cruz Featured in Whitney Biennial and Greater New York

The 24-year-old painter is gaining widespread recognition for her moody, evocative works.

LEGO Releases New Water Lilies Set in Partnership with The Met

The 3,179-piece set brings Monet's iconic painting to life in LEGO form.

Mexico City Gallery AGO Projects Brings Mexican Design to Global Stage

AGO Projects stands by artist Alma Allen despite controversy, showcasing diverse Mexican designers at TEFAF Maastricht art fair.

Pace Now Represents Artist Anicka Yi

The gallery will present Yi's work at Art Basel Hong Kong and a solo exhibition in New York in 2027.

Israeli Artist Doron Langberg Confronts Identity and History in New Paintings

Langberg's first solo New York gallery exhibition in seven years features monumental landscapes that reflect on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Salvador Dalí's Largest Ever Painting Heads to Auction

The monumental stage set for the Surrealist ballet 'Bacchanale' will lead Bonhams's annual Surrealism sale in Paris.

Art Auctions Bring $438 Million to London

Marquee spring auctions kick off with major works hitting the block across Sotheby's, Christie's, and Phillips.