Star Wars creator's museum buys sprawling work by US cartoonist
Robert Crumb’s illustration of Bible chapters to go on show in George Lucas's space in Chicago
Adam Sheffer appointed president of Art Dealers Association of America
The partner at New York gallery Cheim & Read stresses the importance of building relationships with collectors and scholarship
Robert Rauschenberg Foundation asks artists to respond to racial injustice in US prison system
The incarceration rate—especially for African American men—is an “epidemic” that artists should help cure, the non-profit says
November shapes up to be a New York art marathon
Buyers won’t even get a day of rest on Sunday this year as the autumn auction season spreads
Van Gogh and Malevich works are star lots in Sotheby’s November sales in New York
The auction house looks to hold on to its lead in Impressionist and Modern art against rival Christie’s
Old is new again: Phillips expands focus to include Modern art
New department to hold its first sale during November New York auction season
Maya Angelou's collection hits the block today
Author and civil rights activist believed that art “broadened" a person's perspective of the world
How to walk away from the wild side
There is something refreshingly and unashamedly different about Michele Maccarone, the influential New York-based dealer who is preparing to open a 50,000 sq. ft space in Los Angeles this week
Back to school: top seven gallery shows in New York this week
From Anne Truitt to Christian Marclay, these are the exhibitions you won’t want to miss
Sotheby’s to sell collection of former owner Alfred Taubman
Auction of works owned by tycoon, who went to prison for price-fixing scandal, may be the most valuable private collection ever to hit the block
Sotheby’s bruised after ‘bumpy’ trading
New chief executive blames late sale schedule and exchange rates
Mike Kelley’s Superman-inspired sculptures coming to New York
Hauser & Wirth to show the artists Kandors series, based on the comic book's bottled city
A picture says a thousand words
Ten years after hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, we asked artists and curators to describe what they see as the defining image of the storm and its aftermath
New Orleans mayor moves to make sure the South will not rise again
Artists could subvert statues of Confederate heroes, assuming Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and others stay put on their plinths
Gagosian nets estate of Nam June Paik, grandfather of video art
The gallery launches its worldwide representation of the artist with a show in Hong Kong in September
Sotheby’s reports ‘bumpy’ second quarter results with net income of $67.6m
New chief executive blames late sale schedule, exchange rates losses and painting that failed to sell above pre-sale estimate
How 'third-party partners' helped Christie's record-breaking New York auction
Complex system of guarantees behind sale of key works including $81.9m Rothko
Heirs of Brazil’s leading artist at war over estate
The Lygia Clark foundation has temporarily stopped authenticating works by the artist
The story beyond the booths' walls at Art Basel
From a painting once owned by Ernst Beyeler to an American soldier’s wartime memento, older works at the fair often have a rich history to reveal
German dealer looks to the next generation
Bernheimer Contemporary is launching an exhibition space opposite Museum Island in Berlin