Yoed and Natasha Anise’s first-ever art purchase unravelled after the artist’s estate allegedly decided they are not sufficiently serious collectors

The town of East Hampton claims Matt Johnson’s 60ft-tall sculpture is a structure built without proper safety permitting

The Elizabeth Street Garden in Soho appears to have escaped the wrecking ball for good after a decade-long dispute over its future

A lawsuit related to the collapse of the developer Coromandel Properties includes an art collection purchased for $4.9m that was used as collateral for a loan

The lawsuit was brought by the artist Michael A. Hayden, who created a sculpture that appears in some of the images from the series

According to a recent court filing, the company is adamant that Disney, Universal and Warner Bros reveal their internal use of artificial intelligence

Recent rulings in California and New Mexico against the social media giants seem to promise greater accountability, but in practice they may erode free and creative expression online

Shortly before his departure from the museum, Fábio Szwarcwald had publicly stated that it lacked fire insurance between 2006 and 2022, which the museum claims undermined its credibility

The Tel Aviv-based group Shurat Hadin is urging the museum in Winnipeg to pause its upcoming exhibition on the Nakba and its legacy to allow for a “legal and scholarly review”

Six volumes include 100 newly authenticated works—but 15 previously attributed to the artist are removed

The airstrike killed seven people in a residential building in central Beirut that independent researchers have found to have no clear military function

A man in British Columbia had alleged that Morrisseau, a renowned First Nations artist who suffered from Parkinson’s disease, had assaulted him the year before his death

A federal judge has rejected attempt by National Trust for Historic Preservation to temporarily halt president’s pet construction project

In a petition in response to Sasha Suda’s lawsuit claiming unfair treatment, abuse and more, the museum claims "misappropriated funds”

The blue-chip mainstay, which for the past 15 year has operated from a Foster + Partners-designed headquarters on the Bowery, will shutter at the end of December

Sasha Suda claims in a lawsuit that she was terminated after she “clashed with a small, corrupt and unethical faction” of the museum’s board of trustees

According to the Frost Museum of Science next door, the Pamm’s large digital billboard—subject of a previous dispute with the city that was settled last month—violates state laws

Molly McQueen has alleged that a failed property exchange makes her the rightful owner of the Abstract Expressionist masterpiece

Perelman sued his insurers after a 2018 fire at his Hamptons home, claiming works by Warhol, Ruscha and Twombly had sustained damage

Writer Barry Avrich has followed up his 2020 documentary about the $80m art fraud case with a new book on the saga

The National Endowment for the Arts' policy changes, made in response to one of Trump's executive orders, were found to violate the First Amendment

The heirs of Paul von Mendelssohn-Bartholdy are extending their legal battle in the US courts with the Japanese insurance company that currently owns the painting

The terms of the settlement between artist Danielle SeeWalker and the town of Vail, Colorado, include cultural sensitivity training for municipal employees and an annual powwow

The curator and model Racquel Chevremont—who appeared on the latest season of ‘The Real Housewives of New York City’—is seeking at least $10m in damages

The first-century sculpture was seized from the New York-based gallery Safani in 2018, prompting a series of lawsuits that have finally been resolved

Mayor Eric Adams has sought to demolish the Soho sculpture park in order to build affordable housing for seniors

The small landscape painting was consigned to a Toronto auction house a decade ago, but had not been seen since 2021

The work was pulled from a Christie's auction following claims by the Romanian government that it had been unlawfully removed from the country in 1947

In a countersuit stand-off, the two parties are broadening the scope of their allegations beyond the disputed sculpture

This is the first known time allegations against Wiley have been brought to court