Kelly Crow

Curators and artists distance themselves from wealthy Russians, and collectors recently spent nearly $700 million on art in London

Christie’s to sell ‘Shot Sage Blue Marilyn’ for a record asking price at auction in May.

In the 1990s, Whitney left an indifferent New York art scene and found refuge in Italy. He’s gone back continually since then, and his new show in Venice, timed to the Biennale, reveals how these sojourns inspired his artistic breakthrough.

The first night of Sotheby’s auction of objects owned by the Queen frontman topped $15.4 million

‘Woman with a Watch,’ expected to be the second-most expensive Picasso ever sold, will serve as a test for a slumping market

For years, dealer Stefan Simchowitz has been treated as a pariah by the establishment’s upper echelons. That’s not stopping him from building a vast art machine.

A disappointing sale at Sotheby’s Hong Kong suggests that China’s art-buying spree may be over

Ed Ruscha has had a storied career, leading up to his latest exhibit at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City. But before all that, Ruscha was a paperboy in Oklahoma, where he was drawn to black-and-white cartoons. Photo: Will Chilton

A life-spanning retrospective, at MoMA through Jan. 13, finally anoints him as one of the country’s most significant postwar artists

Russian billionaire’s suit shines light into secretive finances in the art world’s elite tier