Not long after the opening of Pattern and Degradation, his huge two-gallery two-city block...

Art history is, of course, full of referencing, echoing, quoting, and flat out copying. From the Renaissance artists who fished symbols and stories from a community pool to pop artists who fished in a pool of brand recognition, and onward to the appropriation...

James T. Bartlett has resigned as National Portrait Gallery commissioner, in protest of the Smithsonian's removal of David Wojnarowicz's A Fire in My Belly from the "Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture" exhibition.

Nope: it looks like a very concise, very tidy little package.

Designed and developed by the New York-based firm Deep Focus, the app showcases 60 of the abstract expressionist works in hi-rez digital and shareable format, 20 short videos...

For this 25th year of MoMA's New Photography series, curator Roxana Marcoci gathered four artists who use appropriated images and found objects as raw material.

Artist, Sandro Chia, who wants you to know that he agrees with Charles Saatchi.

When a big name collector "offloads" the art of a specific artist from his collection, it can, we have heard, have a chilling effect on the market for that...

Nowadays, you're supposed to like Rob Pruitt very much. After all, he made up long ago for being a bit too ironic...

Art and Artists Display on New MoMA iPhone App

MoMA has announced the release of its new app for Apple's iPhone, and iPod Touch, available now on the App Store. It's a free download that provides views of 32,000 works from...