By EDWARD WAISNIS May 20th, 2026 After attaining the stature of a Hollywood-level thespian (aka movie star), Matt Dillon has turned his mind and eye to painting. Dillon’s most recent
May 19, 2026Updated 4:23 pm PTBrian KarlAt the Bedford Gallery, Inocencio Jiménez Chino’s first retrospective depicts lush landscapes and daily rural life.Incocenio Jiménez Chino, 'Santa Cruz (Holy Cross),' 1970; acrylic
Paul Tzanetopoulos: New Work, as-is gallery (Nov 1, 2025 – Dec 13, 2025), (left) Fortunes, 2025, Collage on paper, 36”x36”; Collage on Paper (right) Now More Bran (FashionNation Series), 1988,
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When Tony Albert was around six years old, he bought a plate with an illustration of an Aboriginal boy’s face on it from his local op shop. It was mid-1980s
THE ART OF SURVIVING & SURVIVING OF ART Part II. Art Collecting as a Humanistic Duty Part I can be read here. In mid-March 2026, at the annual TEFAF Maastricht
Wong’s ‘Girls Who Devour’ not only evade being consumable objects, they evade the act of shrinking away. They assert their presence until we can almost hear shrieks of laughter escaping
A Jackson Pollock painting has sold for a record $181.2m (£135.3m) at Christie’s in New York.The sale on Monday made Number 7A, 1948 the fourth most expensive work ever sold
It's not uncommon for a creative to begin their artistic pursuits in childhood. Sasha Shayazov was in pre-school when she drew her first scenes from computer games – not copying
Credit: Christies Tue 19 May 2026 11:55, UK Jackson Pollock has created another piece of history, with one of his most acclaimed pieces selling for a record price at auction.