Presenting the 29th edition of our annual list of the most prominent collectors in the world. Read More
Here’s what we’re reading this morning. Read More
See images from one notable show every weekday. Read More
The institution is tentatively scheduled to close for construction in 2020. Read More
Work by artists who are—or have been—incarcerated is on view, and on sale, on Governors Island. Read More
Opening October 1, the gallery is situated in the former Saint Joseph’s Church in the city’s South of Market neighborhood. Read More
The work will be projected on and around the West 69th Street Transfer Bridge. Read More
It is the first artist foundation to be represented by the gallery. Read More
She helped bring French post-structuralist criticism to the U.S. art world during the 1970s. Read More
She joined the institution in 2016 from the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles. Read More
A Dutch architect, Winy Maas, has been tapped to do an initial study for the show. But why not hire a French person, some wondered? Read More
She begins in her post in March 2019. Read More
He oversaw the agency as it opened an exhibition space in California. Read More
The work, which is estimated to sell for between $10 million and $15 million, goes to auction on October 31. Read More
The Browser: Jack Smith, Genevieve Gaignard, and Eckhaus Latta’s Notes on Performance A Critic’s Diary: 12 Months, More than 1,000 Shows, Quite a Few Performances, and Sundry Other Events Vasari Diary: Robert Schmitt on His Vast Collection of Newspapers and Magazines
The Browser: Jack Smith, Genevieve Gaignard, and Eckhaus Latta’s Notes on Performance
A Critic’s Diary: 12 Months, More than 1,000 Shows, Quite a Few Performances, and Sundry Other Events
Vasari Diary: Robert Schmitt on His Vast Collection of Newspapers and Magazines
David Adjaye Will Design New Princeton University Art Museum
Escaping Time: Art from U.S. Prisons Finds a Home in New York
Carpenters Workshop Gallery to Open Space in San Francisco
Tony Oursler to Conjure Public Art in New York's Riverside Park This Fall
Al Held Estate Goes to White Cube