A roundup of the latest developments on day 12 of the artist and activist's detention. A roundup of the latest developments on day 12 of the artist and activist's detention. A roundup of the latest developments on day 12 of the artist and activist's detention.
Through manuscripts, the exhibition looks a changing styles from the "Fashion Revolution" to the Renaissance.
Plus, the finalists for Cannes's Palme d'Or revealed.
As street artworks pop up around the museum to coincide with the show, the LAPD vows to arrest offenders and Deitch offers to clean up the neighborhood.
Despite an embezzlement controversy, the elite classical music festival will begin as planned tomorrow.
The bazaar is taking place at the Park Avenue Armory this weekend, offering pleasures for those who know how to find them
A man was arrested and hundreds of tourists were evacuated from the site.
Plus, the Yves Saint Laurent show is heading to the U.S., but not where you'd expect.
ARTINFO probes the New York Times exposé's litany of findings, from Nazi-loot charges to shocking betrayals within the family.
The French artist was reportedly captured near L.A. MOCA with a bucket of grout.
While a commission will soon present Congress with plans for the latest entrant to the National Mall, the Smithsonian isn't quite so eager to welcome it.
ARTINFO spoke to artists Sylvain Quément and Guillaume Gastagné about their new album, "1000 Softcore Tourist People Club."
Plus, Martin Roth is chosen as the V&A's new director.
Authorities won't say where the sculpture has gone, but its vanishing is taken as a sign of a spiral towards hard-line ideology.
The site touts art by Lee Quinones, architect Nigel Coates, and even Glenn O'Brien's collecting advice.
A survey of the event's smaller gems, from "The Ride" to "Incident in New Baghdad."
On the occasion of the international holiday, ARTINFO rounds up some historic pieces that the iconoclastic zealots in France wouldn't like one bit.
The interactive "Citizens in Motion" is an homage to collective action, but some worry that it might be a hazard.
"Eclectic does not begin to describe" the taste in evidence at the mega-billionaire's Mexico City institution.
Plus, the Times takes two very different views of Jeffrey Deitch and his "Art in the Streets."
