An art expert’s traditional perception of valuable, rare, and irreplaceable art is that of a static, offline object that can be touched, physically moved, and stored. With this definition dominating the industry for many centuries, online art...

Next Thursday, September 10, Auctions at Showplace invites collectors to explore a diverse selection of art, design, and vintage items at its New York City Estate Auction. An exciting set of 280 lots, including...

In the fall of 2016, water protectors at Standing Rock used an unusual form of artistic protest while resisting law enforcement personnel. They held plywood shields covered with reflective Mylar, angled so that police officers approaching them...

As the low winter season comes to an end in South Africa, Nel Gallery is invigorating the local art landscape with new and exciting art events. One of them is a two-day multimedia art performance by...

The most general approach to define art is to view it as the deliberate creation of objects or experiences with formal, expressive, or imaginative value. As a rule, art is assessed for its creative qualities rather than...

Graffiti and street art have traditionally relied on a distinct form of artist identification. Creatives used tags as their names, with repeated, recognizable imagery often substituting for formal attribution. However, problems with this form of identification arose...