Artist Christopher Wool, whose painting “Untitled 2004” was defaced Tuesday in Aspen, has works hanging in major museums and four years ago once of his works sold for $26.4 million. Born in 1955, Wool ...
If you are looking for a unique and crafty activity to do soon, the Neill Cochran House Museum is hosting a wool-painting workshop on Saturday. The artist who will be leading it, Tatiana Orlova and ...
The quiet of Aspen’s offseason was punctured this week by a $3 million crime as unusual as it was bizarre. An unknown man wearing sunglasses, a hat and a full beard on Tuesday afternoon entered a high ...
In a lengthy Bloomberg Businessweek story that has an astounding level of detail about private sale prices and the inner workings of the contemporary art market, writers Vernon Silver and James Tarmy ...
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A Vandal Slashed a Multimillion-Dollar Christopher Wool. Turns Out it May Have Been the Owner’s Son.
The mysterious slashing of a $3 million Christopher Wool painting at an Aspen gallery nearly a year ago appears to have been the result of an explosive father-son feud. The son of the painting’s owner ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A painting by American artist Christopher Wool, thought to be one of the most seminal works of contemporary art, could sell for upwards of $15 million at auction next month, ...
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