The brisk, 64-lot sale lasted around two hours, with just three works being passed on.

Despite several lots disappointing across two sales, records were set for Justin Caguiat and Faith Ringgold.

His early paintings are acrid and difficult to view—and that's what makes them great.

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With his black paintings of the 1950s, he helped conceive a zero-degree form of art-making that paved the way for Minimalism.

It's the second major collection netted by Sotheby's for the fall sales.

The artist-critic deploys geometric abstraction as a reflection of architecture and human interactions.

They are being offered this September on a new Web3 platform started by the Artists Rights Society.

A guide to the next seven days.

The garden's expansion opens on May 15.