After the success of their recent link up with the Musée Picasso, nobody would have blamed...

Will Ryman took a somewhat roundabout route to sculpture. For something like a dozen years he maintained a career as a playwright, and - as he explains here - he continues to draw many of his references from the world of theatre and...

This was a far from straightforward list to put together, and I am grateful to my editor Kimberly Brooks for asking me for a decade's worth of "art events" -- rather than anything more precise -- which made my task at once more difficult and more thought-provoking. This is because...

One of the most enjoyable artist interviews I ever did back in my old ARTINFO days was a piece I did with Fred Tomaselli in 2006. It's as short as any of those ARTINFO articles, and deals in most detail...

Kara Walker makes some of the most unsettling and thought-provoking art that you'll see anywhere these days. Her principal subject is power and its abuses, most often approached in terms of racial, sexual, or physical subjugation. She draws upon history and literature, and upon habit, preconception, and aspiration, to construct...

It would seem that the people of Seattle have just got themselves a key work in the development of Trenton Doyle Hancock's art.

In the past Hancock has gone about inventing his art in a way that I don't think I've encountered anywhere...