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“I'm the hedgehog, Stefan's the fox,” said Jonathan T.D. Neil last night. Neil is an art critic, academic and director of the L.A. Sotheby's Institute of Art, a graduate program based out of Claremont ...

The world's economy staggers from one disaster to another, each worse than the last, like storms in the hurricane season. Airlines and travel companies go bust, stock exchanges panic and yo-yo, and ...

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Steve Chiotakis: Well, whe financial fallout has rippled across Europe. Layoffs are on the rise, retails sales are on the decline. What better time — or at least, an odd time — to debut a commercial ...

Inside the Miami Beach Convention Center, the mood was upbeat during the opening day of Art Basel in Miami Beach. Outside, however, it was a different matter, as dozens of uniformed pilots protested ...

If you want to buy a painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat, get ready to pony up $100 million. But, much to the chagrin of his friends, you can also get his work on scented candles, flip-flops, high-end ...

In this interview, renowned actors and artists Vincent D’Onofrio and Laurence Fuller give an insight into the creative process behind their artwork ‘No Fear, No Greed, No Envy’. It is the latest work ...

Dan Mills, “What’s in a Name? (state names + the number of major geographic features named after indigenous people & words marked with red)” (2018), acrylic on collaged map laid down on board, 65 x 83 ...

Art critics consider the forger to be a mediocre artist who is vindictive, while the media calls a faker a con man obsessed with money. The justifier describes a forger as a virtuoso having the same ...