How do we think of authorship and ownership when artworks come from so many different creative individuals?

Along with novelist William Boyd, Bowie fabricated an artist who never existed, the art world fell for it

Art fairs aimed at the masses, rather than wealthy collectors, are popular. What's the real value of the work sold?

A core, elite group of aesthetes once determined what art was "important." That's no longer true

The object of obsession in "I Love Dick" is a sculptor who's supposed to be world-renowned. Should he be?

The NOMAD bus takes patrons on a different kind of journey

Whether or not the "Salvator Mundi" was painted by da Vinci himself is only one of many questions the film probes

The discipline of art history is slowly recognizing the Arab influence on European art

The artist talks about a new book about a New York street-art event, Obama and fighting corporate control

Ono's rituals of care were more than just a luxurious trip to the spa; they were a necessary part of her survival

This Greek vase was looted by tomb raiders, sold by a crook and finally seized from the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Rep. Andy Kim, who chose the painting, didn't even know it was fan art for the cult favorite serial killer series

Egg motifs are further explored in a new book called "The Gourmand's Egg. A Collection of Stories and Recipes"

The sign, which featured illustrations of three military drones, was up for just an hour before being removed

"Try not to overthink it, because perfect is not the goal — something that makes you smile is," Rebecca Gibbs says