"In this series, I wanted to heal not only my body, my family, but our world."
Chris Twomey from "Parallax."

Call it Spring fever, call it the March Madness of the art world, but AC Institute in Chelsea looks and...

"I was surprised at the many party goers celebrating Bianca's birthday at Studio 54 in 1977, when she rode that great white horse for a minute or 2. I had to be fast and capture a moment that would be sent around the world..." - Rose Hartman

"The Peace Angels are what I and my team of artists do. Hopefully, this will inspire artists to do art that compels, provokes change." - Lin Evola

The roots of the MoMA's new exhibition, "Picasso Guitars" were planted when the legendary artist himself presented two of his storied pieces to the museum. One, created in the fall of 1912 from -- cardboard, paper, string and wire -- was like...

Far from the right wing diatribe, Anthony Haden-Guest's new book is a hilarious and terrifying ride in words and pictures through the times in which we live. "In The...

In his opening remarks to "Andy Warhol: Motion Pictures," MoMA's Chief Curator at Large Klaus Biesenbach told us to think of Warhol's screen tests -- 12 of which...

Yes, it was early November and astronomical prices at art auctions were making headlines.

With the contemporary auctions next, we spent a Saturday previewing 3 major contemporary evening auctions. At Christies, our first stop, there was festivity in the...

When we think of violence and visual art, often what comes to mind are scenes documenting brutality and its aftermath in a linear fashion - a shot, a body, a fire, the shell of a...

Encountering the art of Roxy Paine, we always expect to be dazzled by the technical intricacy and detail of the work, while being seduced by it's beauty to closely...

Claire Oliver describes her inspiration for bringing together 10 artists from Canada for her new exhibition, "Six Degrees of Separation: A New Generation of Canadian...

"Spiritualist with an art education wanted to run program in hotel..." began...

"These paintings live in Queens."
Jerry Saltz at the opening of Abstract Expressionist New York

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If the gracious and pricey Upper East Side is the Gold Coast of Manhattan, then Madison Avenue is the waterfront for art lovers. A stroll on and just off the avenue will find you at the doors of some of the most prestigious, historic, and yes, even controversial art venues...

There never was a Max, it was nowhere near Kansas City, but around 40 years...

Before the hectic fall season officially even begins to stir the pot of the New York Art Scene, the first major large-scale September event opened Labor Day Weekend. While the list of about 120 presenters at the...