Shuhi was joined at the meeting by her husband, Wayne, their daughter, Staci DeFeo of Bristol, son-in-law, John DeFeo, and infant grandson, Audrey DeFeo. “We were going to stop in quick and then ...

LAPADA celebrates the 10th anniversary of its Art & Antiques Fair this autumn, as the event returns to Berkeley Square from 14–19 September.

The July 29 Bonhams sale of American Art was led by strong prices for works across all genres and the top lot was John Koch’s “Siesta,” painted in 1962, which realized $596,075.

The highly historic and impressive silver-gilt shield, which bears the Royal Arms of Ernst Augustus, Duke of Cumberland and King of Hanover (1771-1851), will take centre stage on the stand of Koopman ...

A new exhibition collates more 800 objects to give insight into the zine scene, a way to democratize art and journalism.

Rosenberg & Co. is presenting John Graham: A Mentor of Modernism, a group exhibition showing the momentous impact of artist, writer, and curator, John Graham.

The first edition of the Getty-sponsored “Pacific Standard Time” slate of exhibitions in 2011 was subtitled simply “Art in L.A., 1945 – 1980,” and it aimed to elucidate Southern California’s ...

The auction, starting at 10 am Eastern time both days, will feature 480 lots of Modernism, weapons, collectible books, jewelry and Asian arts on Friday, August 25th.

A painting of Lady Godiva has been loaned to France ahead of the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Microsoft Print to PDF is a feature, built into Windows 11/10, that lets you create a PDF file from several file formats. If you do not have a printer, you can still use this feature to save your ...

I was privileged to byline the cover story of the last print issue of PC Magazine, the Windows 7 review, and I’ve witnessed every Microsoft win and misstep up to the latest Windows 11.

Welcome to Things to Do, our weekly roundup of happenings in the ever-buzzing New York art scene. Here, we present an expertly curated list of the best goings on that don’t require an invite—but might ...