ART + AUCTIONS

Why is fussy jacquard showing up everywhere, from catwalks to curtains?

The rug collection reflects the company’s mission to empower a historically suppressed workforce—and celebrate their creative gifts

Aurora James, Carmelo Anthony, CCH Pounder, and others share the importance of investing in Black creatives

Curator Adrienne Edwards pulls the curtain back on honoring the world-renowned, iconic choreographer through “Edges of Ailey”

For the third consecutive year, the jewelry house Van Cleef & Arpels creates an uptown art installation

From the estates of Joan Didion and Truman Capote to finds that once belonged to Patrick Swayze and Busy Philipps

A visit to the cramped and unsettling Narrow House by Erwin Wurm

Winold Reiss’s murals were presumed destroyed when the building was redone in the 1960s

The People’s Princess wore the gems out during one of her last public appearances

The artwork represents a previously unknown addition to the small body of work Pollock left behind following his death in 1956 

The robbery happened just two weeks after the institution increased security following a previous break-in attempt 

Felecia Davis is driving a conversation about Blackness, identity, and design through the Hair Salon project

After the tech company launched a 27-hour blitz sale, bidders flocked to the—unique—corporate decor 

Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn scores with a major World Cup commission, a sculpture that’s as beautiful as it is forward-thinking

On December 9th, Wright fans will get the opportunity to bid on rare drawings and furniture through a special auction at Christie’s

One art dealer’s meticulous digging led him to discover an extremely undervalued original Jan Lievens drawing

Currently on view in Detroit, “Hermès in the Making” is set to travel to Austin later this year

A series of recently-unearthed Basquiat's are the star of an show at the Orlando Museum of Art—but an FBI subpoena and expert skepticism suggests things may not be as they seem