With a "model factory" concept courtesy of artist Ryan McNamara, the velvet- and sparkle-rich fashion event was a sumptuous success. With a "model factory" concept courtesy of artist Ryan McNamara, the velvet- and sparkle-rich fashion event was a sumptuous success.
Amber Sena's charcoal dog portraits are the official face of the legendary dog show and have launched her on a new career path.
Plus, Jasper Johns gets the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
A group called Orsay Commons recently swarmed the institution with cameras in hand.
Cubist masterpieces can be accessed in virtual space via smartphone as a promotion for "Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musée National Picasso, Paris."
Exiled oligarch Boris Berezovsky formerly used the building housing the illegal syndicate, and papers relating to his offshore businesses were also seized.
Patricia Hernandez's "Parody of Light" features faux Kinkade paintings, and even memorabilia, all of it haunted by clowns.
Plus, Barbara Kruger on how life is.
"Spring Mood in Vetheuil" was kept in the basement according to an eccentric donor's wishes.
Fans can find images of graffiti greats tagged in Google Street View, courtesy of the canny energy drink company.
The seventh edition of this national survey inspired heated debate among private preview guests about the selections of the chummy co-curators.
The 27-year-old Benoît Evellin is appointed to a six-month official role polishing the historic palace's Wikipedia page.
Plus, people are having fun in the old Deitch Projects space.
Ben Ali and the Trabelsi family are accused of masterminding an antiquities trading ring, as well as constructing illegal luxury apartments on top of ruins.
The New York insitution's exhibition poses the question: "Was Shakespeare a hottie?"
Curator Kerry Oliver-Smith explains how a new wave of artists from the Continent take up hot button issues with poetry and conviction.
Plus, the Economist discovers that CEOs have much to learn from artists.
The Friends of the Barnes Foundation claim that footage in the 2009 doc "The Art of the Steal" proves that the attorney general was not a neutral player.
Plus, maybe "The King's Speech" should get a street-art campaign too.
The poll, held on the popular Web site Sina, was joined by another vote that named the dissident figure both the best and worst artist of 2010.
