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November 7, 2009
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Travel

CULTURE+TRAVEL: When In...

When in Turin for... Artissima 16

This charming north Italian city offers everything from baroque palaces to avant-garde art. >

CULTURE+TRAVEL: When In...

When in Abu Dhabi for... Abu Dhabi Art

the capital of the United Arab Emirates is campaigning hard to become a premier destination for... >

Art Parties

Hog Wild

Picture This

The Kandinsky Prize Visits London

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Features

The Purveyor of Modern Life

How Paul Durand-Ruel launched an art market. >

Features

McCarthyism

A sneak peek at McCarthy's rousingly raw series of monumental collage drawings. >

When In...

When in... Chicago

Fall is the perfect time to visit this Midwestern gem which offers a diverse mix of restaurants, shops,... >

Top Stories

Dia Announces Return to Chelsea

The nonprofit arts group plans to build a new building on land it owns in New York’s gallery district.>

Comings & Goings

Peter Eisenman Accepts New Professorship at Yale

Also, Painter Albert York has died. >

Performing Arts & Film

Rachel Rosenthal Celebrates 83 Years with a Charity Auction

The performance legend is raising money for her nonprofit dance company. >

More News

Appendix

The Appendix: A Dirt Painting, A Clay Painting, and a Pasta Sauna

Plus, Boston's most stylish curator and performance art television. >

Museums

Pompidou Plans a Roving Museum

The mobile museum will showcase selections from the museum’s art collection throughout France and cost... >

Art Market

Sotheby’s Reports Third-Quarter Loss

Despite the hit, the firm’s shares shot up 15 percent yesterday as its Impressionist and Modern art... >

Art Parties

Let Them Eat Art

Marina Abramovic, Mickalene Thomas, Leandro Erlich, and Rob Wynne worked with some of New York’s most... >

Art Market

Art Toronto Exhibitors Report Big Crowds and Strong Sales

An audience of 18,000 turned out for Canada’s largest art fair, and many dealers said they were pleased... >

Appendix

The Appendix: Noble Sculptors, Quiet Architects, and a Rejuvenated Rose

Plus, chairs become art and signs invade Los Angeles. >

Museums

Museums

Bilbao, the Sequel?

The Guggenheim's watershed outpost is considering opening a satellite of its own. >

Museums

MFA Houston Tussles With Oilman’s Heirs Over Donation

The family of Alfred C. Glassell Jr. says that he did not intend to donate half of his $500 million... >

Design/Architecture

Museums

MoMA and P.S.1 Tackle Global Warming

The museums have picked four teams to study ways to protect the city from the effects of global warming. >

Weekend Picks

Sterling Ruby in New York

The L.A.-based artist, who currently has a show at Foxy Production, suggests five shows worth seeing. >

Art Market

Art Market

Ruscha Print Sets Record

The artist's 1966 “Standard Station (E.5)” print went for $170,000 during fierce bidding at Bonhams and... >

Auction Reports

Sotheby's Scores

Results at Sotheby's on Wednesday night nearly tripled the total set at Christie's on Tuesday, as many... >

Galleries

ATM Gallery and Freight + Volume Join Forces

Bill Brady of ATM says he expects exhibitions to be “twice as unusual and inspirational as before” as a... >

Art Market

Online Battle Launched Over Disputed Warhol

The owner of an Andy Warhol painting that was rejected by the Andy Warhol Art Authentication Board... >

Galleries

Weekend Picks

Kiel Johnson in Los Angeles

Obsessive, dystopian drawings are brought to life in offbeat, Rube Goldberg–inspired fantasy machines. >

Galleries

Matthew Marks Going West

The gallery is opening a space in West Hollywood in order to increase West Coast exposure for its... >

Art Fairs

Art Fairs & Events

The Mystery of the Unsold Lichtenstein

Did Larry Gagosian snatch up “Half Face With Collar” after it was bought in at Sotheby’s last November? >

Art Fairs & Events

FIAC’s Cour Carrée “So Good It’s Scary”

Dealers at the younger portion of the French fair saw buyers snapping up lower-priced works. >

Auctions

Auction Reports

Season Opens Softly at Christie’s

“There’s clearly not enough good material to go around for two sales between Christie’s and Sotheby’s,"... >

ART+AUCTION: Auction Reviews

Asia Week

The week began with a bang at the Asian Works of Art sale at Doyle New York on September 14. >