Minutes after speaking to ARTINFO, Governor Sam Brownback replaced Schwaller with the head of his own new private-sector arts foundation. Minutes after speaking to ARTINFO, Governor Sam Brownback replaced Schwaller with the head of his own new private-sector arts foundation.
At the June 24 show, Art Uncut plans to hold an illuminated "Bono Pay Up!" sign and pass a giant wad of cash through the crowd.
From poisoned marmalade to the cross-dressing Wall Street strangler, Mason explores and explains the crimes of the rich and powerful.
The Central Police Station Project is just one of the city's exciting new initiatives, which also include the giant new M+ Museum.
The album itself fuses conceptual meditations on the oil economy with guest appearances by musicians from Cattle Decapitation and Behold... The Arctopus.
The curator of the Israeli pavilion at the current Venice Biennale has been appointed to the post.
Plus, four-year-old artist Aelita Andre's blockbuster Chelsea gallery show.
The Barnes Foundation has pledged $300,000 to preserving the historic site and turning it into a horticultural attraction.
From stranded athletes to a guest tackled during the Golden Lion ceremony, not everything at the glitzy event went off without a hitch.
Remember Weiner's attack on "The Triumph of Civic Virtue" because it was disrespectful to women?
Catalan researchers believe that they have unearthed a lost portrait by Picasso of his beloved deceased sister.
Plus, the Getty Research Institute acquires the archives of legendary curator Harald Szeemann.
ARTINFO goes deep inside the animal art scene to profile the eccentric geniuses who are carving out a niche for themselves, often without opposable thumbs.
Encinitas has hired conservators to remove a guerrilla mosaic of Our Lady of Guadalupe on a surfboard, but it's proving to be no easy task.
This Manchester-based group, whose new album drops next week, is composed of "four dumbs kids" who are highly secretive.
Mike Brenner's action provoked the (ineffectual) intervention of museum guards, and has sparked a local furor.
Some in China object to hosting such a crassly commercial exhibition in one of the country's most prestigious institutions.
Plus, a call for museums to take a stronger stand for Ai Weiwei.
The "Picasso of India" set auction records for Indian painting, but lived in exile because of death threats from Hindu extremists.
David Lenz's "Wishes in the Wind" is to be replaced by a portrait of "Old Abe," a Civil War-era eagle.
