Bringing the Met Up to Date
British curator Sheena Wagstaff has been hired to expand the venerable museum’s contemporary-art programming Read More
Art Fairs Join Forces With ‘Virtual’ World
NEW YORK—Over its 14-year history, the annual Armory Show art fair has grown into one of the biggest events in the art world. Now the fair has turned to online art marketplace Paddle8 for what organizers describe as a “virtual … Read More
All in the Family
An exhibition pairs artworks by New York painter Nicole Eisenman and her great-grandmother, Esther Hamerman, a Polish-born folk artist Read More
Mite Makes Right
Soot, sand, dust, and smoke are things that museums typically try to avoid, but these substances are the latest subject in a series of materials-focused shows at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. Read More
A Matter of Opinion
Concerns about liability have led several artist’s foundations to stop authenticating their work Read More
Doodle Unto Others
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
Addressing the Queen
A show explores changing images of the British monarch Read More
Sports, Illustrated
An exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts explores the transformation of sports from leisure activity to mass spectacle Read More
The Cindy Sherman Effect
By inventing her own genre, Cindy Sherman has influenced the way generations of artists think about photography, portraiture, narrative, and identity Read More
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