The story of Peggy Guggenheim was of a life less ordinary, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

Art

I’m alarmingly straight, a bit of a say what you think person.

Richard Skinner tells Richard Fitzpatrick why the weird and wonderful ways of the real-life Erik Satie provided such great material for his new novella

His once groundbreaking work may have become commonplace but a new exhibition shows Warhol still has a capacity to surprise, writes Alan O’Riordan

Artists fought the censorship of France’s cultural life, writes Tracy McNicoll

Seven paintings by some of the world's most famous artists have been stolen from an exhibition in the Netherlands.

Sex Pistol John Lydon paid tribute to the band’s former manager Malcolm McLaren, who has died aged 64.

A FRENCH man was taken into custody at a Paris art museum yesterday after attacking Marcel Duchamp’s famous porcelain urinal with a hammer.

ARTISTS took the pissoir this week, naming an upside-down urinal as the most influential modern art work of all time.