In November, Phillips will be auctioning a juvenile Triceratops skeleton that could fetch up to $3.5 million. Named “Cera“, the skeleton is the first full Triceratops discovered, retaining more than two-thirds of its skeleton. It was excavated in 2016 in South Dakota and contains most of the integral skeletal parts, including limbs and the vertebral […] The post Phillips To Auction Triceratops Skeleton Est. At $3.5M appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
A judge has dismissed the $400 million claim by businessman Ron Perelman for the damage to 5 paintings. In 2018, the East Hampton estate of Ron Perelman caught fire. While the fire was not devastating, it did damage a lot of assets in the property, allegedly including five specific paintings. These included two works by […] The post Ron Perelman’s $400M Insurance Claim Dismissed In Court appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
The granddaughter of actor Steve McQueen has sued a South Carolina lawyer over the contentious ownership of a Jackson Pollock painting. Molly McQueen, the granddaughter of Steve McQueen, filed a case in a California court against lawyer Brent Borchert. According to the lawsuit, the Jackson Pollock was given by McQueen to Borchert’s parents, Rudolph and […] The post Steve McQueen’s Granddaughter Sues Lawyers Over Pollock Painting appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
This article has been contributed by Yuri Vanetik. Art in all its permutations has always been valued for more than its decorative qualities. Like music, art evokes emotions, passions, and provokes thought. It encodes values, shapes identity, and reveals how societies think. It’s a reflection of history, religion, and it is, I submit, at its […] The post Icons, Culture, and Strategy: How Art Shapes Leadership in Eastern Europe appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
Next month, Sotheby’s will be hosting the most expensive exhibition of Middle East at Abu Dhabi, with artworks valued at $150 million. Scheduled for October 1 and 2, it will also be the first fine art exhibition by Sotheby’s in the UAE. The exhibition will feature artists such as Vincent van Gogh, René Magritte, and […] The post Sotheby’s To Host Most Expensive Art Exhibition At Abu Dhabi appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
Eight years after the death of its founder, the iconic Tilton Gallery of New York has announced that it will close its doors. The gallery released a press note written by Connie Rogers Tilton, the widow of the gallery’s late founder, Jack Tilton: “After eight meaningful years continuing the gallery without Jack, it is time […] The post New York’s Tilton Gallery Announces Closure appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
Dial-A-Poem, the decades-long project by John Giorno, has now left its analog home and embraced the new world with an online address. Dial-A-Poem debuted at MoMA in 1970 after being created by John Giorno a year prior. The concept was simple: dial a phone number and hear a recitation of a poem. The project was […] The post John Giorno’s Dial-A-Poem Project Finds A New Home Online appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
Another statue of US President Donald Trump has appeared in Washington, DC, this time featuring Jeffrey Epstein. The statue shows Trump and Epstein holding hands in a carefree way, with smiles and one leg each in the air. The 12-foot statue, which is titled ‘The Secret Handshake’, is made using wood, resin, and foam. The […] The post Statue Of Trump and Epstein Holding Hands Mysteriously Appears In DC appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
The Times magazine has released the 2025 edition of its annual Times 100 list featuring the most prominent names in the world, including four artists. The Times 100 list, starting in 1999, is an iconic list that tries to capture the most influential names in the world at the time. The list categorises each name […] The post Times 100 List 2025 Features Four Artists, Including Mickalene Thomas appeared first on The Art Insider.| The Art Insider
The 3,000-years-old bracelet from ancient Egypt, which was stolen earlier this month, have been found to be sold and melted already.| The Art Insider
The Louvre has ended the use of 3DS consoles by Nintendo which were used as museum guides for over a decade.| The Art Insider
The latest mass theft aside, the British Museum has a long and controversial history; let’s take a deep dive at it.| The Art Insider