Is modern art funny? My answer is yes – simply because I can think of some famous 20th-century works that seem to be genuinely and wholeheartedly funny.

“Contemporary art, unlike modernism, is not a style,” said Giampaolo Bianconi, associate curator of modern and contemporary art at the Art Institute of Chicago, as we passed a Claes Oldenburg ...

If Landeros thought he was being original, then he wasn't hip to Tony Shafrazi, who spray-painted "KILL LIES ALL" on Picasso's Guernica at the New York Museum of Modern Art in 1974.

This is because we are in an era of contemporary and postmodern art, where the more unconventional a piece is, the higher its value might be. Here are the most ridiculous art pieces ever sold 1.

“Anna Tsouhlarakis: Indigenous Absurdities” continues through Sept. 10 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, 1485 Deglany St.

Repertory Philippines explores the different shades of white with Yasmin Reza’s modern classic “Art.” The funny (or tragic) thing about “Art” is that it’s just all so relatable ...

"Refik Anadol: Unsupervised" at the Museum of Modern Art is a new high water mark for generative A.I. in the museum.

This is because we are in an era of contemporary and postmodern art, where the more unconventional a piece is, the higher its value might be. Here are the most ridiculous art pieces ever sold 1.