From Showroom to Studio: Artists Repurpose IKEA Products
Furniture becomes sculpture and bags become dresses as artists use IKEA items as raw material Read More
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Vision Quest: Exploring the Venice Biennale
A channel-changing exhibition about imagination headlines a convergence of art from 88 countries Read More
Cross Current: Byzantine Connections at the Menil
Crucifixions and reflections from then and now in a show linking present and past Read More
Bringing up Bailey: New Chief at FAMSF
Colin Bailey talks about his new job as head of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, how museums should use the Web, and what he misses about the Frick Read More
The New World of Net Art
Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, Vine, and other platforms are the jumping-off point for artists who blur the line between the virtual and the real Read More
Now Putt This: Artists’ Mini Golf at the Walker
Playful, funny, and even interactive holes in a creative golf course at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Read More
Where the Wild Things Art: Sendak Gets the Spotlight
An exhibition explores the painstaking process Maurice Sendak used to produce his beloved books Read More
A Gallery of Venice Biennale Artists
Converging on Venice from Iraq, Iceland, Azerbaijan, and beyond, they came, they showed—and they posed for photos Read More
The Degas Debate: Analyzing the Controversial Plasters
Are 74 plasters ‘discovered’ in a foundry storeroom ‘original’ works by Degas? A Degas scholar analyzes the sculptures, outlines the controversy, and considers competing meanings of ‘original’ Read More
The Ironies of Joan Mitchell
And other highlights from our coverage 100, 75, 50, and 25 years ago Read More
That’s the Spirit: O’Keeffe’s Kachinas
The artist’s depictions of the landscape and Native American cultures around Santa Fe are featured in a traveling show Read More
Barack & Michelle, Tristan & Isolde, Irony Not Included
Do Elizabeth Peyton’s shows at Gavin Brown and Michael Werner signal a new tendency toward anti-cynicism? Read More
