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The Irish writer’s debut novel imagines the lives of Mae and Shelley in 1960s Manhattan
A legal dispute involving an Andy Warhol portrait shows why the French footballer values his likeness rights
From Cecil Beaton’s coronation portrait via Warhol and Freud to a postcolonial image for the platinum jubilee, artists have shown humanity, politics and fantasy in that famous face
Artists such as Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg flourished in the city at a moment of pivotal change
Melanie Gerlis and Jan Dalley explain the ins and outs of the art market. Plus, Christie’s Alex Rotter reveals how to sell a Marilyn
What a little-known anecdote tells us about authorship, authenticity and even NFTs
NY fairs report lower sales; Zwirner launches consignments portal; Tezos Foundation puts £1mn towards NFT art
The art market’s underpinnings are inherently fragile — owning its picks and shovels would be a better bet
Silkscreen of iconic movie star commands highest-ever price for work by a US artist
New business offers shares in Warhol; Venice hosts fundraiser for Ukraine; Robbie Williams turns to art
The pop artist was ahead of his time in producing multiple prints for a global elite of collectors
Plus: Art Basel reveals details of new Paris fair; legal action puts resale right in the spotlight
This new six-part series is built around transcribed phone conversations with the artist
A compelling BBC series explores how the artist captured a vacuous age with cool detachment — and throws up questions about our own
Plus, Henry Mance on the backstabbing families who inspired Succession
The Godfather of Shock talks about rocking it at 73, drinking with Dalí and selling his Andy Warhol to help mentor the stars of tomorrow
A new exhibition explores the pop artist and the enduring appeal of the instant print
The actress on her private passion
The Covid crisis slammed the doors on some wonderful exhibitions, now available to view once again
Blake Gopnik’s life of the artist gets behind the glare of his fame to track the dance between art and commerce
A rollercoaster of a show at Tate Modern gives us the man as well as the mythmaker
From Coke to ketchup and cans to cornflakes, Andy Warhol’s food obsessions still pop
Beneath the artist’s stylish veneer was a loneliness that prefigures our age of social media, writes Olivia Laing
Zebra One Gallery gives a glimpse of the artist via the work of his friend William John Kennedy
The ‘Ladies and Gentlemen’ paintings were discovered in a private collection
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