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Natalia Guicciardini Strozzi, who boasts blood ties to Lisa Gherardini, is outraged that researchers are seeking to dig up her ancestor's remains.
Join us for a tour of "The Cult of Beauty," a new show at London's V&A highlighting the love of exoticism that follows the Pre-Raphaelites.
ARTINFO considers the tainted art activities of the strongman's son, whose plans for a museum have been upended by the civil war he urges on.
The film icon objects to culture minister Frédéric Mitterrand's decision to enshrine bullfighting in the canon of French culture.
Plus, Spencer Tunick will lead his naked hordes to the Dead Sea.
A fully fledged tattoo parlour at Arratia, Beer Gallery is offering long-lasting contemporary art for those willing to go under the gun.
The associate curator's motivations have come under question due to his business partnering graffiti artists with paying corporations.
While human rights abuses continue to grab headlines, the New York institution offers its consulting skills for cash.
Plus, Jasper Johns speaks about his work in a rare interview.
ARTINFO compiles some of the most important moments in the famous artist's life, work, and activism.
Some three decades ago the sculptor shot a shelter dog for an art film. Now, it's coming back to haunt him as his lions head to a Battery Park City library.
The FT and the NYT think that it's a about time that China's apolitical artists got some attention. Really?
From rare Paul Gauguin sculpture, to Rodin's sexy "Eternal Springtime."
Plus, a yoga teacher shows naked support of Ai Weiwei at Tate Modern.
The 60-year-old longtime chief of the museum's photo department is retiring rather abruptly.
Johannes M. Hedinger and Marcus Gossolt of the collective Com&Com are taking their strange project to the Moscow Biennale this fall.
The celebrated German director's new 3-D art film is a ride you won't forget.
On the occasion of his show at Anastasia Photo gallery, the rocker discusses his little-known side project.
Plus, sculptor Rachel Harrison wins the Calder Prize.
