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See Paul McCartney's photos, get your plant fix at Terrain and other NYC events this week
Don't miss Paul McCartney's private photo archive, Terrain;s opening at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, "The Heart of Rock and Roll" on Broadway and more New York events on this week's...
'Proud' Madonna poses for sweet family photos at son Rocco Ritchie's art show
The Queen of Pop and Guy Ritchie's son debuted his "Pack a Punch" show in the Miami Design District after previously selling his art under the pseudonym Rhed.
Feast at Beefbar, learn watchmaking secrets and other NYC events this week
Each week, Alexa is rounding up the buzziest fashion drops, hotel openings, restaurant debuts and celeb-studded cultural happenings in NYC. It’s our curated guide to the very best things to...
Soho loft re-lists for $11.6M -- 50% off its original asking price
Gallerist Sara Tecchia originally listed this three-bedroom, 3½-bath home at 50 Wooster St. for $23.25 million in 2015.
Ancient Buddha statue worth $1.5 million stolen from LA art gallery
No arrests have been made, according to LAPD. Police said they are canvassing the area for additional security camera footage.
American artist turns $2.49M Italian villa into party hub
Mark Kostabi has been hosting weekly salons in his newly purchased villa in Rome's Monteverde Vecchio neighborhood.
Lawyers mock Hunter Biden's art-for-child-support deal: 'Can't pay for milk with his paintings'
It's the true art of the steal — child support edition. Hunter Biden, 53 has settled his ongoing child custody dispute with baby mama Lunden Roberts by striking a rather strange...
Inside a Hudson Valley home modeled off of Dutch and Belgian barns
Sunnyside Farm was designed by architect Pietro Cicognani and Ann Kalla in Pine Plains, NY -- and modeled off of barns from the days of yore.
Hong Kong heiress sues gallery owner over Banksy painting
An heiress of the Hong Kong beverage giant Vitasoy International is suing a prominent gallery owner, saying she paid $613,000 for a Banksy painting that was never delivered, according to a...
Hunter Biden's art dealer refuses to give buyer names to House committee
A lawyer for art dealer Georges Berges raises "concerns" about complying with the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability's demands to see records about clients who have purchased Hunter's work.
NYC gallery unveils $225K Hunter Biden art — and 2 potential buyers are interested
The most expensive artwork at the first son's new SoHo show is priced at $225,000 -- and already has two interested buyers.
Hipsters turn filthy NYC subway station into an ironic hotspot
The downtown platform at the 50th Street 1 station has become a cool destination thanks to hotspots Public Works Administration and Nothing Really Matters.
Russian oligarchs look to unload art at European galleries
"About six Russian oligarchs are trying to quietly sell major works ... in the $30 million to $100 million range,” an art insider told Page Six.
Gallery settles $1.45M suit with artist Derek Fordjour
A gallery has settled its $1.45 million lawsuit against hot artist Derek Fordjour – whose works have been collected by Drake, Jay-Z and Beyoncé – new court papers show.
Inside the stolen art trade of the Upper East Side
Museums, galleries and private owners are facing intense scrutiny of their prized collections. Here's a look at the stolen loot recovered from some of NYC's toniest addresses.
'My Son Hunter' star seen coked up and passed out in Biden flick
Laurence Fox is seen in lurid new photos playing a drug-addled first son Hunter Biden in a scene that shows him passed out after snorting cocaine off the breast of...
Hunter Biden leaves NYC as gallery cancels plan to let the public see his paintings
Hunter Biden checked out of a Manhattan hotel Thursday following a party to celebrate his solo art show.
Hunter Biden art exhibit in SoHo draws few visitors: Mom and dad skipping this one
Only a trickle of boldfaced names have stopped by the hotly anticipated exhibit of Hunter Biden's paintings this week in SoHo.
Meager turnout marks second day of Hunter Biden's NYC art show
A mere three potential buyers looked over Hunter Biden's pricey paintings during Day 2 of his New York City show on Sunday.
'Hunter Biden Rule' proposed to prevent money laundering in art world
Art galleries and museums should be subject to the same money laundering-prevention rules as banks when they buy and sell art, says a good-government group.