The New York actor has spent two years focused on creating large ‘collages.’ They sell for thousands of dollars at auction, but remain a target of ridicule for social media and art critics
An hour and a half from New York, the island has been a creative haven and playground for the LGBTQ+ community for an entire century. A new book explores its history and influence on artists such as Andy Warhol, David Hockney and Robert Mapplethorpe
The British artist, a pioneer of the 1990s and author of some of electronica’s biggest anthems of the last decades, turned club culture into a mass phenomenon
The painter achieved massive success with his colorful scenes of California, Normandy, and the United Kingdom
Christie’s has just auctioned the first of the double portraits the British artist created in the mid-1960s. It is the last in a series that changed the course of his painting, as well as a landmark of pop art and of gay visibility
Celebrating 50 years of her first album ‘Horses,’ with which she revolutionized music and literature while remaining true to herself
Two exhibitions allow viewers to appreciate the similarities and differences between the work of the American icon and the tropical version
In 1981, the tycoon commissioned the artist to do a series of works inspired by Trump Tower, but he did not like the result and did not pay for it. Four decades later, ‘New York Skyscrapers’ has been auctioned for almost $1 million
Harry Styles as Elton John, Jessica Alba and Paris Hilton as Britney Spears, Kourtney Kardashian as her sister Kim... Sometimes, on the most terrifying night of the year, there are those who choose to reincarnate real-life celebrities
The author of ‘In Cold Blood’ made his mark on nonfiction literature and managed to connect with the inexplicable violence that ravages the US, but above all he left behind the myth of a person destroyed by the character. September 30 marks the centenary of his birth
Kenneth C. Griffin, founder of hedge fund Citadel, paid a record amount for a stegosaurus skeleton. Like him, other wealthy financiers are building up valuable collections of art and historical artifacts
The covers that Richard Bernstein drew for ‘Interview Magazine’ marked a way of understanding communication, style and celebrity in the 1970s. This June, an exhibition in New York honors him
One of Austria’s premier cultural institutions has opened a third facility in Klosterneuburg, on the outskirts of Vienna, to showcase its holdings of post-1945 art
The Moritz Feed Dog Festival’s winning documentary delves into the life of an African-American model carving a career in a climate riddled with prejudice
The residence that belonged to Alexander Iolas — the Greek-American gallerist who discovered Andy Warhol — was looted and vandalized after his death in 1987. However, as with all martyrdom sites, it has become a temple that still attracts devotees of contemporary art
The music journalist made many key cultural moments of the 1960s possible. Then, he disappeared
The book ‘The Gourmand’s Egg. A Collection of Stories & Recipes’ seeks to place this universal symbol in its rightful place in history
Famous for videos in which he destroys the aesthetics of the homes of the Kardashians, Tommy Hilfiger and Cara Delevingne, the New York comic is preparing a podcast and a live show
Between 1968 and 1971, Steven Lawrence and Peter Hujar published 14 issues of ‘Newspaper’ — an underground tabloid that contained no text, only photographs
The father of pop art and the prodigy of the neo-expressionist movement jointly created around 160 paintings and photographs. An exhibit at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris is now celebrating the 40th anniversary of this collaboration
The court sided 7-2 with photographer Lynn Goldsmith. The case involved images Warhol created of Prince as part of a 1984 commission for ‘Vanity Fair’
She sold her first piece when she was a teenager, met Andy Warhol, collaborated with Jenny Holzer and saw her art reach museums like the Whitney in New York
At the hottest new hangout in Manhattan, celebrities and the rich pay $500 a plate to dine next to originals by Warhol and Botero. EL PAÍS spoke with the club’s founder, Juan Santa Cruz
The American artist has opened a major retrospective in New York featuring photography with religious overtones
One of the most unorthodox, dazzling and wild albums in the history of pop music marks half a century
