Several artists have made a mark in the world of abstract art. Jackson Pollock is famous for his drip paintings that emphasize spontaneity and movement. Mark Rothko is known for his color field ...

The Krishen Khanna retrospective at NGMA Mumbai presents the unbounded creative spirit of India’s ‘Last Progressive’ ...

The Portland Art Museum (Pam) unveils its $116m expansion and renovation on 20 November—a project more than a decade in the making. It is the largest capital investment in the arts led by a single ...

Mark Rothko is known for his colorful abstract paintings of stacked rectangles with billowy borders and layered textures. His art has been auctioned for up to $186 million, but he once turned down a ...

Hundreds of visitors attended the grand opening of the $111 million expansion project, which joins two historic masonry buildings once separated by a courtyard. People walk through a new gallery space ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — The Portland Art Museum‘s Rothko Pavilion is ready for its public debut after a decade of conception and planning, and nearly three years of construction. The $116 million project’s ...

Art has long been a symbol of culture, prestige, and human creativity. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, certain masterpieces have ...

An impressive art collection owned by Weis Markets’ former chairman hit the Christie’s auction block on Monday night, with one painting selling for $62.2 million. Eighteen pieces from the Collection ...

Adrien Meyer sells the top lot of The Collection of Robert F. and Patricia G Ross Weis, Mark Rothko’s No. 31 (Yellow Stripe) for $62,160,000. Christie's All eyes are on New York—with small interludes ...

After many months of uncertainty and no shortage of gloomy news, Christie’s jumpstarted the fall auction season tonight in New York with a sprawling two-part sale, a small treasure trove from the ...

If the connection feels warm but never truly moves forward, you might not be in a slow-build romance; you might be in a situationship. Here’s how to tell the difference.

City Paper’s photography critic rounds up his seven favorite shows of the year, including Vincent Ricardel, Jo Levine, and ...