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Where to stay and eat and what to see while you’re in town for the Armory Show. >
Rotterdam has all the creative freedom of a second city — and an unpressurized, impressive art scene to... >
Art in the City of Angels
The Art World Steps Out for the Homeless
Singapore Comes to Chelsea
David LaChapelle Co-hosts Photo L.A.'s Opening Benefit
Iranian photographers working inside and outside the country artfully expose a society in turmoil. >
Twenty years after the fall of the Wall, Berlin is still buzzing with possibility. >
The president has appointed the painter and artist-rights advocate to his committee on arts and the humanities.>
Also, Barnard College's Diana Center wins a positive review, Woodrow Wilson's walking sticks, and Hitler... >
Also, Felice Quinto, "king of the paparazzi," dies at 80. >
Sartorial destruction hits the Smithsonian just in time for NYC Fashion Week. >
Performance artist Brian Feldman says he will marry a near stranger to protest Florida’s prohibition of... >
Architect Stanley Saitowitz designed the new 66,000-square-foot building, the latest addition to... >
The details of the settlement are confidential. >
In the second year of its new incarnation, the fair garnered respectable sales with a more... >
A lawsuit filed by gallerist Lio Malca against an Upper East Side dealer was pulled soon after being... >
On the occasion of its 75th anniversary, patrons of the museum have donated a bounty of art. >
The museum’s delays in loaning an ancient declaration of human rights provoked the move. >
A proposed visitor center for the ancient site has prompted criticism for its edgy design. >
In Puerto Rico, the Circa art fair united a range of ambitous art, artists, and collectors. >
The acclaimed auction house will host its first Green Auction on April 22, 2010 >
Four paintings from the author’s collection could earn $30 million, experts believe. >
The Foundry, long a locus of drunken creativity, has been slated for demolition. >
Sterling Ruby, Guido van der Werve, and the Outsider Art Fair are among the most interesting openings... >
Louise Bourgeois will be the first artist to show in the new 15,000-square-foot gallery. >
Collectors are more willing to spend this year, dealers report. >
At the Brussels Antiques and Fine Arts Fair, dealers reported strong early sales and confident buyers. >
Tallying £146,828,350 ($235,659,502), the Impressionist and modern evening sale broke records and buoyed... >
Picasso topped the rousing sale, which saw 21 works earn more than a million pounds. >
