News

A Matter of Opinion

Posted on February 28, 2012 by Eileen Kinsella
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Concerns about liability have led several artist’s foundations to stop authenticating their work Read More

Profiles

Doodle Unto Others

Posted on February 23, 2012 by Elizabeth Fullerton
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For an artist best known for his zany doodles depicting life in its brutal absurdity, David Shrigley leads a surprisingly disciplined existence, involving a strict work routine, jogging, and yoga. “You can’t just lie on the roof and smoke joints … Read More

Looking at Art

Addressing the Queen

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Elizabeth Fullerton
Justin Mortimer's painting The Queen, 1998

A show explores changing images of the British monarch Read More

News

Sports, Illustrated

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Keith Plocek
Harold Edgerton’s stroboscopic photograph Football Kick, 1938.

An exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts explores the transformation of sports from leisure activity to mass spectacle Read More

Features

The Cindy Sherman Effect

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Phoebe Hoban
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By inventing her own genre, Cindy Sherman has influenced the way generations of artists think about photography, portraiture, narrative, and identity Read More

News

Seeing Red at MoMA

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Carolina A. Miranda
Yevgeniy Fiks in his guerrilla performance Communist Tour of MoMA, 2010

The museum sanctions a “Communist Tour” of the Diego Rivera show–and more Read More

Features

All Dressed Up

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Barbara Pollack
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As more and more art museums showcase high fashion, their staffs are grappling with strategies for presenting it, funding it, and connecting it to their missions Read More

Features

A Scene Grows in Brooklyn

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Carolina A. Miranda
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Artists by the hundreds have been flocking to Bushwick, a working-class neighborhood just east of trendy Williamsburg. Curators, collectors, and dealers are following Read More