Art Props Cop Plots
Law & Order searches the art world for clues. Read More
From protest karaoke to a social-justice summit, Creative Time strives to make public art political. Read More
Two shows shed light on the story behind the iconic photograph. Read More
Jeffrey Deitch explains why his career change from dealer to museum director makes sense. Read More
Filming portraits for his acclaimed glass-brick foundation in Chicago, weaving the alphabet into a giant steel figure in Des Moines, and staging a tower of cymbals for Dubai's newest skyscraper, Jaume Plensa brings a sense of spectacle and intimacy into monumental public sculpture. Read More
The first major survey of Matisse's output during World War I uses cutting-edge technology and old-fashioned connoisseurship to reveal his radical system of scraping, scratching, and repainting. Read More
How a 500-year-old portrait sculpture made in what is now Nigeria changed the way people think about African art. Read More
An exhibition explores Picasso's seven-decade obsession with a man he saw as not only an artistic predecessor but also a father figure. Read More
In her portrait of the Gruen family, Alice Neel tempers her penchant for the grotesque with a touch of the sublime. Read More