Banksy’s "Umbrella Girl" was among the most beautiful and poignant of his compositions.
Read MoreBanksy, "Umbrella Girl," 2008 on St. Claude Avenue at Kerlerec Street in Marigny
A posthumous print of a shot taken by Garry Winogrand in Los Angeles between 1980 and 1983. When Winogrand died, in 1984, he left behind more than 2,500 rolls of undeveloped film. John Szarkowski, the Museum of Modern Art’s director of photography, had them processed.
Posthumous vs. Signed Prints: What is the Market?
The value of art depends on many things — among other factors, the fame and reputation of the artist, the size of the piece, whether it carries the artist's signature, whether it is an original, a limited-edition reproduction, or simply a decorative print
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THINK PINK: Hamburg Kennedy's Art Collection for Breast Cancer Awareness
THINK PINK has been an ongoing project for over two years, culling from contemporary art and photography some of the most interesting and compelling images that share as the prominent color pink.
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Language Barrier: Conceptual Artist Mel Bochner
The son of a sign painter and friend of the thesaurus, pioneering conceptual artist Mel Bochner describes his working process as puzzling through a series of hypotheses.
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The Who and What of Hamburg Kennedy
The relationship between an art collector and an art advisor is system based largely on relationships of trust, and as the art world continues to grow, the presence of qualified art advisors has never been more important.
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Ysabel LeMay's phantasmagorical nature photographs defy all odds. In a world where nature photography has been done to death, LeMay' creates unique images that radiate with awe.