An Italian visual artist recently sold an invisible sculpture for over $18,000. In other words, an artist sold something that doesn't exist for real money. There is even a Snopes write-up confirming ...

(CNN) — In 1958, artist Yves Klein famously opened an exhibition called “The Void,” which saw him place a large cabinet in an otherwise empty room. Thousands of paying visitors turned up at a Paris ...

Art can come in just about any shape, size and value. But one Italian artist has put all of it to shame for selling his latest "creation" for more than $18,000, although "creation" may be a stretch.

"The Sator Sea" by Storm Ritter is one of the artworks viewable in NFT form during the Crypto Art Fair. New York City is one of the art capitals of the world, and experiencing it firsthand has just ...

A receipt for a piece of "invisible art" was auctioned off in Paris for nearly $1.2 million. They kept the receipt. Thought paying $120,000 for a banana on a wall was extreme? Earlier this week, a ...

Throughout history, people have grappled with imagining and defining “invisible” objects — from microscopic organisms to the cosmos and our galaxy. Two new courses, STS 1700F: “Visualizing the ...

A receipt granting ownership of an “invisible work of art” by famed French postwar artist Yves Klein will go under the hammer next month for as much as $550,000, according to Sotheby’s Paris, which ...

Art lovers were left to stare blankly after a receipt for a piece of “invisible art” sold for nearly $1.2 million at auction. The receipt, dated Dec. 7, 1959, was part of Klein’s imaginary art series ...