Martin Kippenberger
Martin Kippenberger
Opening on the heels of Martin Kippenberger's death in March 1997 at the age of 43, this show, which had been planned for some time, became an inadvertent memorial exhibition.
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From the Archives: Picabia, the New Paradigm
“Francis Picabia: Our Heads Are Round So Our Thoughts Can Change Direction,” which opens to the public Monday at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, presents a fascinating account of the chameleon painte…
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Remember Us?: Around Basel’s Museums During Art Basel
On shows at Kunstmuseum and Kunstmuseum Basel | Gegenwart, Kunsthalle Basel, Schaulager, and the Fondation Beyeler
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Total Service Artists
In an era of shrinking professional support, many artists are making self-sufficiency, self-evaluation and self-promotion integral parts of their artistic identity and their oeuvre.
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The Accidental Abstractionist
Admired by many young artists today, the endlessly inventive German painter Albert Oehlen combines formal diversity with superb technical skills.
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Records for Danh Vo, Tauba Auerbach and Rashid Johnson at $52 M. Phillips Contemporary Art Sale
Earlier tonight Phillips ended the week of contemporary art auctions in New York with a small sale that saw new records for Danh Vo, Tauba Auerbach and Rashid Johnson but brought in just…
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Christie’s Contemporary Art Sale Nets $852.9 M., All-Time Auction Record
Records fall for Twombly, Ruscha, Doig, Kippenberger, Sturtevant, Price, and more
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Cuckoo Clockwork: An Afternoon With Christie’s Loic Gouzer
Swiss specialist brings big numbers, guaranteed
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Multiple Personalities
Rebelling against the notion of a signature style, some painters are working in a variety of genres and stretching the idea of what a painting can be.
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