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Partner Paul Cossu will be a speaker at Workshop for Provenance Research, a two-week program hosted by Castello di Rivoli.

The country’s recent experiences with the hardships of economic collapse and unemployment have led to a new wave of innovative, contemporary street art in Greece.

Enjoy a front row seat as a fictional corporation confronts a fashion industry crisis ripped from the headlines – a massive cyber security breach and its fallout.

As recently reported by ArtNews, renowned Post-Impressionist French painter Paul Cézanne’s Vue sur L'Estaque et Le Château d'If (circa 1883-1885) will be up for auction at Christie's London at the upcoming Impressionist and modern evening sale on February 4, 2015.

Partner Thomas Vidal will moderate Digital Deals - Networks, Studios and Producers - Monetizing Content Across Platforms, a panel at the Digital Hollywood Conference.

The media has helped to propound a myth – that the illegal trade in cultural goods is a pillar of organized crime.

Southwest Airlines' Heart of the Community program, launched in 2014, has given a $200,000 creative place-making grant to Minneapolis' Hennepin Theatre Trust.

Swift's missive took aim at two music power brokers, Big Machine Label Group CEO Scott Borchetta and Braun.

Cities attract talent when they have thriving arts communities. CEO of Arts Commons, Alex Sarian, speaks about how great cities are built when our communities cooperate to create rich quality of life.

Bernard Hiller is a Hollywood acting coach, author, business trainer, and life coach. In this episode of Client Conversations With Craig Budner, Bernie and Craig discuss Bernie's early life...

The basics of the legal work necessary to produce feature films in the US are well known.

According to this recent report, Andy Warhol’s highly sought after "Six Self Portraits" and Jeff Koons’ shiny and reflective statue of "Popeye" were auctioned off for the first time last Wednesday evening at Sotheby’s in New York.

The ANA-4A's Joint Policy Committee on Broadcast Talent Union Relations and the American Federation of Musicians (AFofM) have agreed to an eighteen-month extension of the Commercials Announcements...

In an industry that lacks much in the way of regulation and heavily relies upon privacy, it is no surprise that the sale and transfer of fine art is one of the world's most popular methods of money laundering.

The New York Times recently reported that gallery owners and collectors alike are recognizing the link between the art market and museum exhibitions.

Last month, in a 21st century move, the National Portrait Gallery conducted an on-line contest for the public to pick the next portrait to be showcased on the museum’s prominently situated "Recognize" wall.

In 1984, the Mural Arts Program was established as part of the Philadelphia Anti-Graffiti Network.