There’s nothing like a little bit of catalogue raisonné news to lift one’s spirits, with the promise it offers of intense scholarship on an artist’s complete works and a luxurious tome devoted to…
The relationship between creativity and commerce has always been vexed—perhaps never more so than today.
Ken Price, maker of clay cups, mounds, eggs, specimens, curio shrines and a protean species of iridescent biomorphic concretions, an oeuvre that rivals that of Arp and Miro, died on Feb. 24. He was…
Antoni talks about her current work, which includes a gargoyle adapted for "personal" use and a spiderweb recast as wearable dollhouse.