With three concurrent museum exhibitions in the states this summer including LACMA in Los Angeles, the Guggenheim in New York and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, 70-year-old James Turrell is having his moment.
He was a friend of Beat poet Allen Ginsberg, and close to Andy Warhol too, painting alongside the Pop master in the 1980s with Jen-Michel Basquiat. B...
Art experts enjoy claiming that markets for fine art have no logic. Are art markets in fact irrational? Hardly.
There's nothing new in the need for places to grow their appeal and maintain it. Throughout history, attractive locations have acted as a magnet for people, economic activity and cultural life, which all boosted their power and attractiveness.
When it comes to mundane materials, there is perhaps no artist alive today who can unearth the poetic beauty of found items like Gabriel Orozco. In a ...
With the exhibition Visions of Modernity, Impressionist and Modern Collections from the Guggenheim Foundation, the collaboration between the Solomon R...
The conference included panel discussions, presentations, and Laurie Anderson and Scott Snibbe as keynote speakers. Judging by the attendance and the enthusiasm, LISA 2012 was a great success.
Under the faint grays, blues and yellows of 'Woman Ironing,' a 1904 piece painted during Picasso's Blue period modeled after a Degas painting of the ...
From the Blue period to the Rose period, Pablo Picasso is often praised for his vibrant use of color, bringing his angular landscapes and neoclassical...
Lady Gaga and her new scent, FAME, turned the tables during a night of masquerade at the Guggenheim museum in New York. While there, guests were asked...
"Art of Another Kind" has its holes -- and its obvious gender bias toward men (so maybe half of another O'Hara quote is true) -- but it succeeds in creating a more complex, widespread and dynamic picture of the groundbreaking period.
The assignment was nothing if not formidable: Create a new restaurant inside Frank Lloyd Wright's crowning achievement on Fifth Avenue in New York.
Not many elementary schoolers can boast about having their artwork on display in one of New York's most famous art museums. But for lucky students fro...
Art fairs have become an essential ritual in the rhythm of the art world with collectors, curators, museum groups and artists regularly joining hundre...
Portlandia: A Conversation with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein Where: Paley Center of Media, 25 W. 52 Street, (212) 621-6800 When: Saturday, 1PM...
The Guggenheim is now taking a stab at digital publishing with the launch of eBooks and an expanded online publication store. According to the mus...
Irreverence -- for the art world, for art history, and for the culture at large -- seems to be the defining feature of "All."
The world-renowned Guggenheim Museum in New York has teamed up with Fine Paints of Europe to create two collections of painterly colors. The first col...
MGMT is playing at the Guggenheim November 10 and 11 for the Guggenheim International Gala After-Party in conjunction with the new exhibit, Maurizio C...
A shady street corner park is hardly the place you'd expect to find a lab, but that's what BMW brought to New York City's Houston Street this week. Th...
A few weeks ago ICOMOS' recommendation against the registering of 19 buildings designed by Le Corbusier in the World Heritage List provoked heated dis...
Haunch of Venison, in association with the Estate of Jesus Rafael Soto, is presenting a major survey exhibition of the Venezuelan artist's work. Soto ...
Imagine penguins sledding on their stomachs down a slurry of spilled ice buckets in the middle of a black-tie charity event. If that sounds like a lot of laughs, then you're either a six-year-old or the ideal adult audience member for this movie.
Anthony Lepore's "New Wilderness" exhibition at M +B Gallery and Francois Ghebaly Gallery is an examination of the manufactured image of nature. Lepo...
