Once Sold for Less Than £1,000, Newly Attributed Turner Painting Heads to Sale for £300,000
One of J.M.W. Turner’s earliest oil paintings will head to auction with an estimate of £200,000–£300,000. The Rising Squall, Hot...
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Artists Accuse Dealer Reco Sturgis of Issuing Death Threats and Withholding Payments and Artworks
A number of artists have accused art dealer Reco Sturgis—the founder of Hugo Galerie in New York, which closed in...
Sabrina Carpenter Hitchhikes Through Mayhem in “Manchild” Music Video: Watch
Sabrina Carpenter has revealed the official music video for her new song, “Manchild.” Directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia, the...
Daron Malakian’s Scars on Broadway Announce New Album, Unleash Single “Killing Spree”: Stream
Scars on Broadway, the outfit fronted by System of a Down guitarist-singer Daron Malakian, have announced a new album titled...
Lil Wayne’s New Song “Island Holiday” Samples Weezer’s “Island in the Sun”
During his peak mixtape days, Lil Wayne gained notoriety for rapping over hip-hop and R&B instrumentals from other artists. Now, Weezy...
Klaus Biesenbach Says American Art Scene Is Too Focused on ‘Political Correctness’: ‘It Became Unbearable’
In a lengthy interview published this week by the German publication Der Spiegel, curator Klaus Biesenbach addressed his decision to...
Consequence Crossword: “Reality Check”
Stop being polite and start being real with “Reality Check,” the new weekend edition of the Consequence Crossword. A little...
Royal College of Art Opens RCA2025 Graduate Showcase Across Its London Campuses
The Royal College of Art opens its RCA2025 showcase across London, presenting graduate work that explores memory, identity, and material...
‘France’s Most Famous Antiques Collector’ Hoping Elon Musk Buys His Napoleon Collection at Sotheby’s
The man who has assembled “one of the most significant offerings of Napoleonic material to come to market,” according to...
Raymond Saunders Deserves to Be Canonized, and Now He Has the Retrospective to Prove It
The easiest—and laziest—way to describe Raymond Saunders’s bewitching paintings, now surveyed in a small but potent retrospective at the Carnegie...
