Galleries don’t always display prices, making the art world mysterious, or possibly even “shady,” according to some insiders.

U.S. paper money is rectangular in shape and two-dimensional. Origami artist Ron Rotter transformed these U.S. banknotes into three-dimensional designs, including a fish, a heart, a dinosaur, an ...

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art marketplaces can help you buy in with less money and either share those investments or pool your funds. Before you venture out as a connoisseur in the fine arts, you must first understand that ...

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Thumping techno accompanies the spectacle. An employee speaks over the deep bass to lament Britain's new anti-money laundering art rules. “It puts off rich people buying art in London because it’s a ...

This is the 3rd Halloween in a row that Camille Dierksheide has showcased her handmade creations on her front lawn in Staunton, Virginia.

Around 90 artworks by the late Bimal Das Gupta—watercolours, oils, acrylics—are on show in the Capital for two days. The last ...

John Trumbull painted four of the eight paintings in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. His paintings Surrender of General Burgoyne ...