That these berths are dominated by perennial favorites like Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol reflects, in part, the houses’ strategy of packing sales with marquee names in an uncertain economic climate. CONTEMPORARY 1) Clyfford Still 1949-A-No.1...

I could scrounge up on the Internet and ESPN highlights. Remember, this was the fall/winter of 2003/2004 - YouTube wasn't even invented yet (Good God, I'm getting ­old). I watched my Dallas Mavericks with great regularity but one product really swung me...

It’s a collection of work that stands on its own, transcending comparisons and demonstrating that creativity and vision have little to do with name recognition or city of origin. That’s not to say there aren’t some big names involved. George Bellows,...

PCCHA Derby (free!) March 13 –18 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Paso Robles Event Center The Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association returns to the Paso Robles Event Center for their annual “old west style” Derby/Classic-Challenge. In this exciting competition, riders...

YORK (Reuters) - Works by Damien Hirst, Ed Ruscha and Roy Lichtenstein are among Post-War and Contemporary art that will be sold by Christie's at an auction next month that will also feature 45 works from the collection of Silicon Valley pioneer Peter...

Combined upper valuations on the equivalent sales of contemporary works have grown 33 percent to 145.8 million pounds, according to calculations by Bloomberg News. New lots are coming to market as owners see auction records for artists such as Richter,...