Alex Greenberger

David Diao talks about the cover of his artwork on the cover of the Fall "Icons" issue of Art in America.

$50,000 Anonymous Was a Woman Grants Go to Candida Alvarez, Park McArthur, and More

Jeff Koons's first New York show in seven years, at Gagosian, is dreadfully dull.

Sperone Westwater, Legendary New York Gallery, Closes After 50 Years

The founders of Sperone Westwater, Angela Westwater and Gian Enzo Sperone, are locked in a legal battle as their gallery prepares for closure.

In newly released emails, Jeffrey Epstein discussed a plan by Leon Black to buy a Picasso painting from Gagosian.

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago cut three positions at the Video Data Bank, leaving the organization's future uncertain.

Choke Hole, a drag wrestling show, apologized for an ICE-themed skit at Pioneer Works, a Brooklyn art center.

The Met repatriated an 18th-century painting to a Buddhist temple in Korea. The painting was taken sometime after the Korean War.

A statue of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein is back in D.C. again after a set of newly released emails related to Epstein.