High Court Drama: Scholars, Christie’s, and the Russian Oligarch
A judge decided it was a fake, but some scholars say that a Russian painting sold at Christie’s is genuine Read More
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Solar Flair: An Artistic Lamp, Powered by the Sun
Olafur Eliasson and Frederik Ottesen create an object that provides light in places off the electrical grid Read More
What She Did For Love: Tracey Emin Hearts Times Square
British artist’s first American public-art piece will inspire passersby to kiss—or cry Read More
Smithson Trumps Snooki: New Jersey is State of the Art
Princeton gives Jersey its props, MoMA’s Capital Exchange program drops, Cleveland rocks a mega-multi-touch-screen, and more museum news Read More
‘You Had to Have a Veronese’
A survey at the Ringling chronicles the career of the Renaissance painter American collectors coveted Read More
From Black Power to Migrants’ Power
As ’60s activist art enters museums, a new generation is creating an iconography of protest for today Read More
What I Like About You: Artists to Follow on Instagram
How Laurie Simmons, Ryan McGinness, Kenny Scharf, and others are using the photo-sharing network to disseminate their work—and their fixations Read More
Everyone’s a critic–or a curator
The duchess, Pompeiians, activists, Oscars, Aaron Swartz, Shepard Fairey and more in links from around the Web Read More
Lost in LA: TV Show Inspires an Art Show
An exhibition riffs on ideas related to displacement, loss, and other themes related to the popular television series Read More
Painting Auschwitz Blue
Some artists trick the public into perceiving images of the Holocaust anew; others want viewers to “feel” it Read More
Remixing Romare Bearden
The Bearden iPad app, your Demuth’s in the mail, Frida threatens to shave, and other links from around the Web (and MTV) Read More
![Roman Vishniac, [Zionist youth building a chool and foundry while learning construction techniques, Werkdorp Nieuwesluis, Wieringermeer, The Netherlands], 1939.](http://www.artnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/41-120x120.jpg)
Taking Roman Vishniac Out of the Ghetto
With a trove of images that were unseen, unprinted, and unknown, the ICP creates a new and nuanced portrait of the photographer best known for documenting the vanished world of Eastern European Jewry Read More
