The exhaustive and expensive digital archive initiative is being spearheaded by Mari Carmen Ramirez and will have incorporate thousands of primary source materials. The exhaustive and expensive digital archive initiative is being spearheaded by Mari Carmen Ramirez and will have incorporate thousands of primary source materials.
Plus, the Barnes Foundation suddenly has no problem raising money.
Dramatic protests sweep two of Rome's cultural institutions, calling for an end to arts cuts in Italy.
The gallerist's storied Toad Hall residence on Further Lane, once owned by Francois de Menil, caught fire last night.
In light of the Louvre's recent refusal to lend the iconic painting to Florence, ARTINFO looks at the famous lady's past journeys which include a brazen heist.
Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum made waves when it announced a Van Gogh self-portrait was actually of his brother, though its argument leaves many unconvinced.
Founded by a New York transplant, the new museum joins a long list of art initiatives seeking to transform the ailing automotive metropolis.
Plus, London's Design Museum gets a $28 million gift.
The oil-on-panel work, to be displayed at London's National Gallery in November, is said to be the greatest art-historical discovery of the last century.
In the latest production to take on the tragic day, British director Rupert Goold will address 9/11 in a play to be staged at London's own World Trade Center.
The investment tycoon has underwritten the struggling art purveyors, and no one can figure out why.
ARTINFO steals a moment with the busy man at the premiere of his first film, "The Shoe."
The art and luxury goods emporium opened today with enough gem-studded whatsits to please all the pashas of Europe.
The documentary photographer discusses venturing into fashion for the first time, and compares shooting well-dressed models to his usual disaster zones.
After finding traces of marijuana in pipes near the bard's house, a South African anthropologist his petitioned the Church of England to analyze his remains.
Plus, the Folk Art Museum will shut its doors next week.
From provocative self-portraits to pictures of police brutality, the photographs depict Ai as having always been at the center of the action.
Brandeis's new president has proved willing to hear the museum's supporters, and is eager to put the attempted sell off of its art in the past.
The dancer and artist collaborate for LaChapelle's exhibition "From Darkness to Light" and Byrnes full-length performance, "Transcending Form."
The first museum devoted solely to the artist's work, the new Musée Bonnard is earning rave reviews for its gentle charm.
