Thankfully, earlier reports of the artist's torture appear to have been unfounded, according to Ai's wife. Thankfully, earlier reports of the artist's torture appear to have been unfounded, according to Ai's wife. Thankfully, earlier reports of the artist's torture appear to have been unfounded, according to Ai's wife.
Not every art and science pairing was a success at the day-long Rhizome-fronted event, but that's part of the beauty of experimentation.
The Yale art school dean's curation of the U.S. Mission's art collection presents a surprisingly sanitized view of American artistic endeavor.
Plus, Christian Marclay's "Clock" Changes time zones.
With a digital camera strapped to his collar, our hero stalks through town, snapping pictures and cultivating a massive following.
French historians are raising the alarm that these invaluable documents could leave French soil.
With nearly a week left in the international film festival's run, the news just isn't stopping.
A guide to the raging debate over whether the museum's Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects-designed building was the source of the institution's downfall.
Plus, the NEA gave out $88 million in grants.
The gala party celebrating the completion of the second leg provided an early glimpse of the elevated park's extraordinary addition, to debut in June.
The medicine with which Albert C. Barnes made his fortune will be sold once again, with a portion of proceeds going to an anti-relocation campaign.
Following the Colorado Wildlife Commission's unanimous nay vote on the project, ARTINFO takes stock of some locals' complaints.
In an uncomfortable press conference, the provocative filmmaker rambled on about his warm feelings for Hitler.
Marko Daniel charts the great painter's development, from his seminal "The Farm" to late work that captures the spirit of May 68.
Plus, see the the winners of Britain's RIBA architecture prize.
The admired London fair has confirmed longstanding rumors that it will open a satellite in the city, and said it is launching a new event in London, too.
Moscow's overbearing reaction to a dispute of an archive of Hasidic papers is affecting the museum world at its highest levels.
The recipient of the Frieze Art Fair's new prize will create a video version of Trisha Brown's "Roof Piece" addressing the uprising following Iran's 2009 presidential election.
The scholar will step into the role this October when the Upper East Side museum's first woman director steps down.
Michel Hazanavicius's film has been a surprise breakout success at the festival.
