In New York in the 1980s, Imagevirus—an artwork that reconstituted Robert Indiana’s brightly colored LOVE to read instead as “AIDS”—was a familiar signpost on walls and in subway cars around…
For this exhibition, the Italian-born, Berlin-based artist Monica Bonvicini bisected Mitchell Innes & Nash's main space with a temporary wall supported by two small, dildolike "sculptures" in Murano g…
English artist Anthony Caro left an enormous legacy when he died in 2013 at age eighty-nine. He was celebrated for his sculpture in Britain by the late 1950s, and internationally beginning in the earl…
Reviews of shows in New York, by Wade Guyton, Viola Yeşiltaç, Will Sheldon, Anthony Caro, Michelle Grabner, and more
With an Anthony Caro show currently on view at Mitchell-Innes & Nash gallery in New York, we turn back through the ARTnews archives. Because the show brings together very early and very late…
At the 2013 World Government Summit, the prime minister of the United Arab Emirates debuted a new hand gesture. He raised his hand as if in benediction, and extended his thumb, index, and middle finge…
As the art world begins to go dark in preparation for the coming new year—may it be better than 2016—here’s some news to help you get your calendar in order. Independent New York, which…
When the nine-person collective GCC opened its first show, at Sultan Gallery in Kuwait City, in 2013, some of the artists’ friends didn’t attend their opening. The reason was some very