Elvis vs. Lenin: A Superpower Confrontation on Canvas

An exhibition in Berlin examines the differences, and surprising confluences, between Cold War-era paintings from the United States and the Soviet Union.

‘Andy,’ Gus Van Sant’s Warhol Musical, Is a Surprise but Not a Miracle

The film director set himself a steep challenge in his debut stage work. At least for now, he hasn’t quite met it.

New York Public Library to Keep Picture Collection Browsable

A plan to archive the resource, used by many artists, including Warhol, has been shelved.

At The Ranch in Montauk, Plenty of Room for Art and Horses

Max Levai joins the migration of gallerists to Long Island’s East End, presenting the overlooked Surrealist Renate Druks.

Allen Midgette, an Ersatz Andy Warhol, Dies at 82

In a prank, or perhaps a piece of performance art, Mr. Midgette pretended to be the famed artist on a lecture tour in 1967.