Iran Confiscates Jackson Pollock Painting ... From Itself
It’s not your average art heist: One of Iran’s most valuable pieces of art, a painting by U.S. artist Jackson Pollock worth $250 million, has been...
It’s not your average art heist: One of Iran’s most valuable pieces of art, a painting by U.S. artist Jackson Pollock worth $250 million, has been...
The Huffington Post | Priscilla Frank | Posted 05.23.2012
Greg Dunn is a neuroscience PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania and an artist passionate about Japanese minimalist scrolls. While these inte...
The Huffington Post | Brandon Wetherbee | Posted 05.14.2012
TOP 5 PICKS FOR MONDAY, MAY 14 1. "God Bless America" At West End Cinema It's horrible outside so today is all about movies. Bobcat Goldthwait's n...
Posted 05.01.2012
Yves Klein stunned the art world with his monochromatic pieces at the nexus of minimalism and performance art, where his signature International Klein...
Vanity Fair | Posted 04.06.2012
"The works are of a five-star quality. Maybe a few are four-star, but mostly five-star, which is why they've stirred such attention," Ann Freedman, former director of the Knoedler gallery, tells contributing editor Michael Shnayerson of the recent David Herbert collection.
Posted 04.05.2012
This may not be the most efficient way to paint a wall, but we're sure Mötley Crüe would approve... Three Romanian heavy metal fans have unleashe...
Asher Edelman | Posted 04.02.2012
Imagine an overlooked protagonist in the narrative of Abstract Expressionism, a crucial figure in the New York Post-war art scene whose story is only now surfacing. That artist is Mary Abbott.
Posted 02.27.2012
What does sound look like? Martin Klimas provides a stunning hypothesis by making paint dance to the beat as he captures his splatter sculptures on ca...
Reyne Haines | Posted 04.23.2012
As if good looks and the creative gene weren't enough to peek my curiosity -- his love of Harley Davidson's and Corvettes were the icing on the cake. I caught up with Grieco recently to talk about his passion for painting, and to ask "When do I get a ride on one of those bikes!"
Mat Gleason | Posted 03.27.2012
If you can measure a man by his enemies, Pollock makes Picasso and Warhol look like lovingly muddied mediocrities.
David Galenson | Posted 03.05.2012
Frankenthaler might appear as a classic example of a one-hit wonder, joining the long list of important artists whose career was dominated by a single early work.
Posted 12.12.2011
Many great artist personas get 'discovered' from their eccentric appearances before they even make any great art. Such was the case with Pockets Warho...
Lisa Derrick | Posted 01.29.2012
New York Magazine's art critic Jerry Saltz loves Gerhard Richter's paintings. A lot. So much so that the three-time Pulitzer nominee offered either $1,000 or a sex act to any artist who could make him a replica.
Nancy Ruhling | Posted 12.25.2011
For three decades, Berch and his brushes have been beautifying Astoria, and for three decades, he's stayed pretty much behind the glass.
Posted 11.16.2011
Is the signature on your Monet a little too legible? It could be a fake; word is they're going around. A former art dealer was arrested in South F...
Posted 11.02.2011
Here at HuffPost Arts, as art history nerds, we delight in sharing our passion with you and we hope the video below will be both informational for art...
Posted 10.27.2011
In this slideshow below, we look at seven art super-couples, historical and current, in all of their glory. We've got Pollock and Krasner, the Dalis, ...
Regina Weinreich | Posted 10.14.2011
To imagine Richard Prince doing drip paintings in honor of Jackson Pollock is too linear a concept for what Prince does in Guild Hall's new exhibition.
Posted 09.16.2011
You might think that since the artists included in the slideshow below are famous, you know everything about them (and perhaps some of you do). But we...
Posted 09.11.2011
With Betty Ford's death last week, the world at large lost a great humanitarian. But the art world, in particular, lost a benefactor in the former Fir...
Posted 09.07.2011
Can we learn about physics from Jackson Pollock? What about the other way around? A recent paper in the scientific journal Physics Today by Andrzej He...
ARTINFO | Posted 09.06.2011
Forensic art analyst Peter Paul Biro, the subject of a 2010 exposé in the New Yorker, is suing the magazine's publisher for defamation to the tune of...
East Hampton, NY Patch | Taylor K. Vecsey | Posted 08.29.2011
A fire broke out behind the walls of renowned art dealer Larry Gagosian's house in Amagansett on Tuesday night, leaving it uninhabitable for the time ...
AP | Posted 08.16.2011
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- A family has donated 121 pieces from its collection of prominent 20th century American art to Stanford University, including the ...
Jane Chafin | Posted 07.26.2011
I recently read an article about a 1951 Thomas Hart Benton painting that sold for nearly $1.9 million at a Southeby's auction. The painting, Flood Dis...
The Huffington Post | Sasha von Oldershausen | Posted 05.24.2012