As Sotheby’s prepares to sell Lauder’s collection, they are releasing photographs that show how the master collector lived with art. The works, which go on sale November 18, are expected to fetch upwards of $400 million.

Monuments,' a highly anticipated new show at MOCA and the Brick, invites viewers to rethink decommissioned monuments — many of them Confederate — by recontextualizing them in an exhibition that also includes new work and historic sculpture that has been vandalized.

With “The Mastermind,” Reichardt takes her life-long fascination with large scale thievery and unreels a museum robbery that ranks as amazingly inept.

The 18 decommissioned Confederate monuments have been deconstructed and displayed to make a statement on the horrors of slavery.

Like many nascent artistic movements, generative AI art has been widely criticized. But some artists are nevertheless pushing the creative limits of these new tools.

As Paris observes a century of Art Deco, Prince de Galles introduces “Unlocking Art Deco,” an immersive three-hour guided experience curated exclusively for guests.

What we know about the Louvre jewel heist, plus a look at thefts from museums in the Philly area over the years.

Frieze week, which rolls into London each October, is the ultimate excuse for a marriage of culture and art in all forms. This year's rendition, which happened last week, was no exception. As the name suggests,

Cindy Rodriguez brings her therapeutic lessons to elementary classrooms and art galleries, helping people express themselves when words aren’t enough.

Youth volunteers in the Renew Program in Regina's North Central are painting bison murals that cover unwanted graffiti. The art pieces are located all around the neighbourhood, including in alleyways.

Hervé Lemoine, chairman of the national decorative arts and furniture institution, defines the ongoing chapter of design and discusses creating a new guard with the Salon des Nouveaux Ensembliers.