NY Times: Art & Design

The treasury secretary’s father, a New York art dealer, paid a record price last week for a work by a living artist. But for whom?

The Modernist master left his mark on generations, from Renzo Piano and Norman Foster to David Adjaye and Billie Tsien.

The architect’s legacy includes some of the world’s most recognizable buildings, including the Louvre Pyramid.

Like so many good ideas, the Every Woman Biennial was born of a joke. Now it’s in its third edition, displaying the work of over 600 female and nonbinary artists, and expanding to Los Angeles.

Antonin Stanek faced international complaints after he dismissed two museum chiefs. He said they had committed crimes, but many saw the moves as personal.

Critics of the plan fear that the landscape architect Lester Collins’s modernist vision from 1981 will be lost.

A shiny and enigmatic steel sculpture sold for $91.1 million at Christie’s Wednesday.

The artist known as KAWS is famous for his commercial collaborations. Now his paintings are fetching ever-higher auction prices.

The conceptual photographer’s transfixing show at Gagosian includes confounding diptychs and a cinematic triptych.

The event’s organizers want to play down the market’s influence. But for those in the know, it’s the world’s biggest art fair.