Da Vinci Show Causes Lines. Surprises
"Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan," at the National Gallery in London [through Feb. 5], restricts itself to the commissioned esthetic output of the scientific innovator…
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PBS Correspondent Opens Political Gallery
Veteran PBS and Washington Post foreign correspondent Charles Krause opened his first gallery this past weekend in Washington, D.C., combining his interest in politics with a lifelong passion for…
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Rubells Announce December Program
Each year, the Rubell Family Collection, the influential contemporary arts foundation based in Miami, showcases its recent acquisitions timed to Art Basel Miami Beach. This year, "American Exuberanc…
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Christo’s Colorado Project Is Finally Approved
Federal land regulators Monday approved artist Christo's long-running proposal for an installation along the Arkansas River in Colorado. The project, Over the River, was originally drawn up in 1992…
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VIP Founders Press Reset
VIP Art Fair, the first and only online art fair, is preparing for its second annual edition, to be held February 3-8, 2012 under the title "VIP 2.0." Founded by dealers James and Jane Cohan, the si…
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White Cube Adds Space on Bermondsey
White Cube gallery is opening a third major London venue next month on Bermondsey Street, located in the city's burgeoning Southern arts area. The new gallery, set to be the largest space yet, will…
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