Janet Cooling, Painter Who Broke New Ground for Lesbian Artists, Dies at 70
"Janet Cooling was a courageous and groundbreaking artist," curator Dan Cameron said.
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Birdhead on Facebook and Poetics
Shanghai-based art collective Birdhead uses photographic snapshots to record everyday life. From a friend in a shaggy fur coat, to a potted plant or a skyscraper, their 20-by-16-inch black-and-white…
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Detroit Institute of Arts Will Benefit from New Local Property Tax
After a yearlong, $2.5-million publicity campaign urging Michigan voters to help save the Detroit Institute of the Arts, the museum grasped a financial buoy on Tuesday. Three counties in the metro D…
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Met Appoints Expert in Princely Armor
Yesterday, New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art announced the appointment of Pierre Terjanian as a new curator in its Arms and Armor department—one of the museum's most popular attractions…
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Sue Scott and Meulensteen Galleries Will Shutter
Two New York galleries—Sue Scott Gallery on the Lower East Side and Meulensteen Gallery in Chelsea—will close later this summer. Yesterday, Sue Scott Gallery at 1 Rivington Street announced that the…
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Trevor Paglen Makes Work to Last Beyond Humanity
A new work by photographer and experimental geographer Trevor Paglen will launch into outer space this fall. The Last Pictures, which will be sent into Earth's atmosphere affixed to communications…
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SoHo’s Judd Foundation to Open to the Public in 2013
Today the Judd Foundation announced that the three-year-long restoration of Donald Judd's long-time home and studio at 101 Spring Street will conclude next June in celebration of what would have bee…
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