photography
Aug. 13, 2015
The Storied History of the Most Expensive Picasso Ever Auctioned The 60-year journey from canvas to Christie’s of Les Femmes d’Alger (Version “O”).
SEEN’s Cost-Is-No-Object Art World Summer Itinerary Darling, you can afford to be everywhere, too, can’t you?
Is It Already Time for the Whitney Museum to Expand? The last of the meatpackers in the Meatpacking District will have to go.
Will Someone Actually Pay $2 Million for an Elephant-Dung Painting? Chris Ofili’s The Holy Virgin Mary is heading to the auction block.
A Sneak Peek Inside the ARTnews All-Women Issue The new issue argues that in the sexist art world, “in a way, very little has changed, and that’s what is frightening.”
High Times for High Art on the High Line Yutaka Sone and Rashid Johnson walk and talk on the west-side elevated promenade.
This Is What Happens When You Let Kim Gordon and Dan Graham Take Over a Gala In support of the Kitchen, gala-going socialites eat burrata by marble frescoes while punk legends rock out.
Blinged-Out Paintings in Sotheby’s Money Auction Because what does the art world love even more than art? Money!
Blinged-Out Paintings in Sotheby’s Money Auction Because what does the art world love even more than art? Money!
Where Can New York’s Oldest Alternative Art Space Afford to Move Next? White Columns versus the high rent in the neighborhood it helped gentrify.
Everyone Loves Frida Kahlo, So Why Not Just Become a Frida? Ever wonder what Larry Gagosian looks like with a parrot on his head?
Everyone Loves Frida Kahlo, So Why Not Just Become a Frida? Ever wonder what Larry Gagosian looks like with a parrot on his head?
Whitney Names Scott Rothkopf Chief Curator Current head of curatorial Donna De Salvo will get new position of deputy director for international initiatives and senior curator.
NADA Art Fair: A Debate (Over Delicious Tacos) The hipster answer to the big-money Englishness of Frieze New York.
Welcome to a Very Instagrammable Frieze! To bait fairgoers in more ways than one, Gagosian stocked a booth full of Richard Prince Instagram replicas.
Introducing Daata Editions, an Online Marketplace for Digital Art Spearheaded by London megacollector Anita Zabludowicz, the new platform is attempting to solve a well-trodden problem.
A Guide to the Best Chris Burden Performances on YouTube The artist, who died yesterday, once had a performance piece where his friend shot him in the arm.
Rob Pruitt: Cocaine Buffet to Glitter Pandas To celebrate his show at the Brant Foundation, the artist shares insight into his more memorable and controversial works.
Venice Officials Threaten to End Biennale Mosque They claim it could be a target of a terrorist attack.
British Press on British Penis Art in Venice Sarah Lucas, still a YBA after all these years, representing England at the Venice Biennale, filled her country’s pavilion with some rather naughty stuff.
The Art World Is Currently in Venice on Gondolas Having More Fun Than You Seventeen Instagram shots of dealers and curators canoodling on gondolas during the Biennale.
The Art World Is Currently in Venice on Gondolas Having More Fun Than You Seventeen Instagram shots of dealers and curators canoodling on gondolas during the Biennale.
Who’s Off-loading Masterworks at This Month’s Auctions? Step right up to get your Rothkos, Picassos, and Monets in the $2.3 billion sale-a-thon.
the new whitney
May 4, 2015
Cracking the Code to the Whitney’s Inaugural Show Scott Rothkopf, the Whitney curator responsible for last year’s Jeff Koons extravaganza, explains the placement of the inaugural show at the brand-new museum.
How to Pretend That You’ve Already Been to the New Whitney Even if you didn’t make it to the museum’s beautiful new building in the Meatpacking District during previews, here’s how you can talk about all the art you haven’t seen.
efraim e. diveroli
Aug. 24, 2010
Boy Wonder Arms Dealer Still Trigger-Happy The young Efraim E. Diveroli, a former $300 million government weapons contractor convicted of fraud and conspiracy, arrested for — what else? — trying to buy guns.
Philly Blog Tax Exceeds Most Blog Incomes If your tiny, insignificant blog has ads, the city’s Business Privilege Tax will show no “Brotherly Love.”
Tree Immortalized by Anne Frank’s Diary Topples The giant chestnut no longer grows in Amsterdam.
manila hostages
Aug. 23, 2010
Hostage-Taker Killed As Extended Standoff Ends Six confirmed dead after the tragic thriller in Manila.