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- A Collection of Oscar Wilde-Related Material Heads to Auction January 14, 2026Bonhams auction house in London will hold a sale of books, photographs, and ephemera related to the Irish writer’s life and work.Anne Doran
- Christie’s London Offers a Belgian Couple’s $54 Million Collection, Led by Magritte and Moore January 14, 2026Roger and Josette Vanthournout’s holdings also include examples by artists ranging from Picasso to Kusama.Brian Boucher
- Frankenthaler Climate Initiative, Max Hollein’s Met Tips, and More: Industry Moves for January 14, 2025 January 14, 2026Enter through the parking garage to skip the queue, says Met CEO Max Hollein.Harrison Jacobs
- William Koch’s Western Art Comes to Christie’s—Will It Get Rootin’-Tootin’ Results in an Uncertain Market? January 14, 2026It may be among the biggest sales ever of Western American art.Brian Boucher
- More Bob Ross Paintings Go to Auction to Raise Money for Public Broadcasting, After Successful Sales So Far January 14, 2026Three paintings with a combined high estimate of $155,000 are up for sale on January 27.Andy Battaglia
- You Can Bid on a Painting by Jimmy Carter for a Few Thousand Dollars January 14, 2026Four works by the former president are currently being auctioned by Christie’s.Maximilíano Durón
- Goodman Gallery Dropped Gabrielle Goliath Before Her Venice Biennale Pavilion Was Canceled January 14, 2026She is one of around a dozen artists dropped by the gallery in the few months.Alex Greenberger
- Canceled South Africa Pavilion Artist and Curator Appeal to President, Roland Augustine Steps Down: Morning Links for January 14, 2025 January 14, 2026Here's what we're reading this morning, folks.George Nelson
- Archaeologists in Wales Discover What Could Be a New Pompeii January 14, 2026It’s the largest Roman villa ever known in Wales.Brian Boucher
- Archaeologists Find an Unusual 2,500-Year-Old Stylus in Sicily January 14, 2026The ancient Greek tool may have had a ritual as well as a utilitarian purposeAnne Doran
