Celebrities are products,” curator Ron Magliozzi tells Observer. “They were actually properties of the studio, and they were ...

The omnipresent French fries, while delicious, don’t really make for a complete meal (unless you’ve been partaking at one of Amsterdam’s “coffee” shops). However, the country has been redefining its ...

Assuming the foundation has continued to meet the 5 percent minimum payout rate required of nonprofits, its assets would have grown to about $9.1 billion by the end of 2024, according to ...

The very first auction that Christie’s conducted, back in London in 1766, was a single-owner collection sale of objects only identified as “the property of a Noble Personage (Deceas’d).” Presumably, ...

As a next-gen professional who’s already worn several hats in this industry, I’ve been thinking about this for a while but ...

Bob Iger and David Zaslav are among the first attendees spotted at this year’s “summer camp for billionaires.” ...

Cindy Sherman. The Women” at Hauser & Wirth traces the artist’s persistent interrogation of gender, artifice and identity.

The adrenaline once tied to the unpredictability of a straight consignment has been displaced by the measured calm of a ...

In his first U.S. museum exhibition, the artist reveals the enduring power of nature to stir, soothe and surprise.

What drives me is the impact of what I’m building here. The fight is hard—it’s a struggle every day, in so many different ...

She further likened the floating bowls to a contemporary version of Claude Monet at Giverny with the proliferation of ...

Her presence matches the subtle formality of Mestiza’s more opulent pieces. Rechter, by contrast, brings a sharper edge: ...