In a new exhibition, the cinquecento palace has unveiled the long-secluded masterpieces that decorate its walls, including the Farnese Gallery. In a new exhibition, the cinquecento palace has unveiled the long-secluded masterpieces that decorate its walls, including the Farnese Gallery.
On the day Arts Council England revealed the dreaded cutbacks, ARTINFO UK spoke to a range of experts about what the real-life consequences will be.
The former radical artist, whose fame in China far exceeds his renown in the West, discusses his newest body of supple, elegant work.
Letters, manuscripts, and other paper ephemera were auctioned off alongside likenesses of great writers from the collection of Roy Davids.
A round-up of responses to Governor LePage's assault on a "one-sided" mural in the state's department of labor, from Robert Reich to Jon Stewart.
Plus, how a movie revived the Barnes Foundation case.
The controversial antiquities minister, who resigned under pressure less than a month ago, is returning to his post amid reports of torture at the Egyptian Museum.
The Fluxus artist's "Please Wash Your Face" is being performed to coincide with a retrospective opening at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
The continent's original inhabitants arrived at least 2,500 years earlier than previously believed.
In a wide-ranging interview, the British artist discusses his lifetime of painting, and how a Nazi bomb set him on his artistic path.
Plus, a dispatch from deep within the wacky world of Julian Schnabel.
For April Fool's Day, ARTINFO has gathered an assortment of the more humorous tales of trickery and practical jokesmanship.
LACMA, Tate, and MoMA have all shown interest in the film, which will also be shown at the Venice Biennale.
The proposed public work features a 10-foot-tall fairy, wide-eyed woodland creatures, and burbling nature sounds. We repeat: this is not an April Fool's joke.
The press-shy dealer gave rare access to a reporter to discuss the stellar growth of his international art operation. ARTINFO sifts through the data.
Plus, new controversy breaks out over the 9/11 museum.
The renowned artist and activist has been held since Sunday morning, apparently as part of China's growing crackdown on dissident intellectuals.
In Paris for his show at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, the artist discussed his sometimes-apocalyptic charcoal drawings with ARTINFO France.
Plus, the terrifying woman who attacked the National Gallery's Gauguin.
