Tate Director Chris Dercon: ‘Everything Can Be Changed’
Visionary, intellectual, democratic, and high-wattage, director Chris Dercon puts his stamp on Tate Modern Read More
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Japan’s Postwar Art Wave
Museum and gallery shows on Mono-ha, Gutai, and other avant-garde movements in Japan from the ’50s onward are shedding new light on an era previously unknown to the West Read More
It Takes a Village
London’s art festival offers spectacle to coincide with the Olympic Games Read More
It’s About Time
The huge success of ‘The Clock’ brings new attention to other parts of Christian Marclay’s career Read More
The Polynesian Connection?
Polynesian objects were given equal status with Gauguin’s work in a groundbreaking and subversive exhibition Read More
Twin Peaks
Os Gêmeos bring street-art savvy to Brazilian folk tradition Read More
London Contemporary Sales Surge Again
Who bought what at the recent auctions Read More
Planned Obsolescence
Relentlessly devoted to the antiquated medium of film, Tacita Dean chronicles misbegotten journeys, elderly relatives, and obscure moments in great artists’ lives Read More
Crossing the Line in China
As Ai Weiwei continues to openly criticize Communist party policy, his international profile is rising—but so is government response. Read More
Betting the Farm
A Joan Miró retrospective features the canvas that Ernest Hemingway couldn't pass up. Read More
Popular Mechanics
A new exhibition at Tate Modern shows how artists turned themselves into Pop stars. Read More
A Two-Way Street
Street art—including stickers, posters, murals, graffiti, and even 3-D sculptures—is making its way into mainstream galleries and museums. Read More
