On view until September 14, 2025, the Clyfford Still Museum’s current exhibition, ‘Held Impermanence,’ guest-curated by Katherine Simóne Reynolds, draws deeply upon the collections and
In June 2023, at Sotheby’s London, Gustav Klimt’s Lady with a Fan (Dame mit Fächer) (1917) became the most expensive artwork ever sold at a
to carry a home to carry a history to carry a trade to carry a wound to carry equatorial heat to carry resistance to carry a library of redacted documents to carry
“Art cannot live on itself. It has to draw on a broader knowledge. It needs to bear the scars of the world, the wounds of
In early 20th-century New York, Marcel Duchamp audaciously challenged the art world when he championed the notion that a mere porcelain urinal could transcend its
The creative discipline of sound art transcends traditional boundaries, quietly challenging the norm to reside at the intersection between auditory innovation and visual fascination. Harnessing
It is said that the future is female, and one can only hope … the past, through continuous excavation, is becoming more female all the
A plump and glistening pickle, presented proudly as a self-portrait; a thought bubble equipped with legs, as if ready to run away; and a house
London, known for its unrelenting charm and cultural poise, readies itself for an extraordinary event as The National Gallery enters a celebratory phase with its
Art investment can be an exciting and rewarding venture. However, like any investment, it comes with its own risks and considerations. In Part 1 of
Veteran investors and new collectors alike have discovered that art paves a distinctive avenue that not only diversifies their portfolios but also transcends beyond mere
On April 30, 2024, Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan debuted his exhibition at Gagosian Gallery’s NYC Chelsea location. The massive installation featured 24-karat gold panels, each