Interview
Matthew Landrus believes the painting, which Louvre Abu Dhabi bought at auction for $450.3 million in 2017, better resembles the work of Bernardino Luini, an assistant in Da Vinci's studio.
News
Some people have a face for movies. Others have a face for potholes.
In Brief
There were at least two things Americans should have banned outright in the 1970s when they had the chance: asbestos and Donald Trump.
In Brief
Could a 1993 album cover for the British ska band Mother Samosa really be the key to discovering the real identity of the global street artist?
In Brief
Picasso's subjects are often nude, but it's not like they're trying to meddle in the U.S. presidential elections. Why censor them, Facebook?
In Brief
“Farewell,” Ai wrote on Instagram. “Today, they started to demolish my studio 'Zuo You' in Beijing with no precaution. Which I have as my main studio since 2006. It is a[n] East German style socialist factory building."
News
The postmodern icon has become the first of its kind to gain landmark preservation status in New York City, but there's no word if the art housed inside will remain safe.
News
Somewhere in the distance, Celine Dion sings "My Heart Will Go On" as she pours one out for the French architect-idealist.
Art
Laugh Back's comedic timing is so regrettably tardy that its punchlines about Trumpism and American masculinity fail to land.
In Brief
The arts festival is investigating who took artist Banu Cennetoğlu's installation without authorization. With tense Brexit debates on immigration happening in the UK, The List's disappearance is stirring up controversy.
In Brief
But that's not all. Reports now reveal that the museum's February fashion fundraiser ball operated at a loss of over $137,000 on top of last year's deficit of $7.4 million.
Interview
Now working at New York University, Glenn Wharton is responsible for the comprehensive David Wojnarowicz Knowledge Base. Joan Jonas is next.