As "Billy Blythe" gears up to theatrically chronicle Bill Clinton's teenage years, ARTINFO rounds up other presidential portrayals on the stage. As "Billy Blythe" gears up to theatrically chronicle Bill Clinton's teenage years, ARTINFO rounds up other presidential portrayals on the stage.
The flattering profile glosses over questions of how the sources of Walton's wealth clash with the ideals of American art enshrined at her new museum.
His 1856-57 image of ships fetched a staggering $1.3 million.
Plus, artists are fanning revolution on the streets of Yemen.
The 27-year auction house veteran, who was demoted from CEO last fall, will advise the country's royal family on its ambitious plans for a "cultural renaissance."
[Updated] Ai has said that under the terms of his release, he is not able to speak about his case.
On the day of Galliano's Paris trial, ARTINFO spoke to the photographer who spent six years documenting the designer.
With the artist released on "bail" from 81 days of detention, many questions remain unresolved and Ai isn't talking.
A new show at the Rodin Museum attempts to draw a lineage between living sculptors like Urs Fischer and the French master.
Yesterday, the fallen designer tried to prove that he is open to diversity, while French prosecutors asked for no less than $14,400 in fines.
Plus, El Museo del Barrio is shedding staff as funds dwindle.
After a mysterious street artist spray-painted superhero costumes on a war memorial, admiring locals were dismayed to see it cleaned up.
If the institution can't afford the mass-appeal exhibition, it joins a chorus of city museums that are on frighteningly shaky legs.
The 104-year-old heiress willed that her Santa Barbara manor display her vast art holdings, rather than give them to her relatives.
For the brand's fall/winter 2011 look book, photographer Peter Lippmann created seven portraits fashioned after historical paintings.
Dance promoters are getting creative in finding new ways to promote the art to the masses.
For less than $20, Yorkshire residents can borrow an artwork from the museum's collection for three months.
A new show of over 160 objects from Guatemala takes stock of the latest archeological research.
Plus, Cooper-Hewitt is closing for an expansion and renovation project.
Investigators believe they spotted the long-lost Warhol of the late star, which is owned by the University of Texas, on an episode of "Ryan and Tatum: The O'Neals."
