The author of "The Lives of the Artists" laid the foundation for today's art historians, and a mystery involving him may point to what's next. The author of "The Lives of the Artists" laid the foundation for today's art historians, and a mystery involving him may point to what's next.
Grand Central Publishing will release a book of photographs by Richardson featuring the pop superstar's most intimate moments.
Money just keeps pouring in for Alice Walton's museum in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Plus, MoMA PS1 to hold 9/11-inspired art show.
Can old-fashioned galleries compete in the brave new jet-setting world of 2011?
Plus, the Abu Dhabi Art fair moves to Saadiyat Island.
From an artist residency in Wisconsin, William Powhida divulges the secrets of his bad boy alter ego.
The auction house stunned the Teamsters by telling workers not to come in on Monday, replacing them with scabs.
The world's wealthiest people are increasingly outsourcing collecting decisions to A-list advisers.
The effect of these cutbacks still remains uncertain, but they are likely to create a more conservative cultural landcape.
Their live-in environment at Human Resources had them create a 10-room live-in environment corresponding to the tracks on their new album.
With a new exhibition, the London museum is celebrating a bygone era portraiture from the early days of the silver screen.
The accident with a Song Dynasty relic was bad enough but it's the authorities' dishonesty that outrages commentators.
The paintings Alois and Klara Hitler were "liberated" from Europe by a French veteran and later brought to the United States.
Ending a yearlong search, the auction house's specialist will return to El Museo del Barrio, where she previously worked as a curator.
The California skatewear company worked with late actor on a clothing line before his death.
Plans to complete Michelangelo's design for a 500 year-old basilica meet with art historical controversy.
Plus, the Jersey City Museum is no more.
The tent-like Atelier Bow-Wow structure will hosts an interactive urbanism game and lectures.
As union art handlers picket outside the tony auction house, five protesters take a break to chat with ARTINFO about why they love their job.
