Newly released floorplans and renderings show what's in store for the the futuristic new campus. Newly released floorplans and renderings show what's in store for the the futuristic new campus. Newly released floorplans and renderings show what's in store for the the futuristic new campus.
Plus, the (e)merge art fair names Mera Rubell and Matthew HIggs to its selection committee.
The market for Chinese street art is far from thriving, though artists in Hong Kong and the Mainland are invested in the movement.
ARTINFO sits down with Justine Picardie, author of "Chanel: Her Life," on what would have been the iconic designer's 128th birthday.
The museum's planned showing is "against my express wish," says the artist, whose masterpiece is a pinnacle of free culture.
When Vincenzo Peruggia entered the Louvre on the morning of August 21, 1911, to steal Leonardo's masterpiece, he was intent on remaking history.
Dismissing the suit, Richard Sullivan said that Gordon's claims had "no basis in statute, case law, or common sense."
See highlights of its 15 shows, from Barbara Kruger's silent shouts to Russell Crotty's trippy globe drawings.
Foster, along with University of Madrid architecture professor Luis Fernández-Galiano, have curated an exhibit of the "architect-engineer"s entire oeuvre.
A Q&A with Dominic Fredianelli, one of the subjects of a new documentary opening just in time for the tenth anniversary of 9/11.
Plus, David Hockney doesn't have time to paint the Queen.
See previews for the City of Lights' first foray into the season's design festival circuit.
But the museum will open renovated oil tanks as performance spaces in time for the 2012 London Olympics.
Editor-in-chief Glenda Bailey dicusses the ICP show, which includes Cindy Sherman, Chuck Close, and Karl Lagerfeld and her feelings for David Hockney.
Cushnie et Ochs and Derek Lam showcased their s/s 2012 collections, while Tara Subkoff, who introduced another incarnation of her recycled vintage label, Imitation of Christ.
The pair will host their final monster Richard Hambleton opening tonight at Phillips de Pury uptown, mixing the art, celebrity, and fashion worlds.
From the sex expert's surprise appearance with interior designer Nate Berkus to the madness at the Missoni for Target pop-up shop, New York's annual fashion ritual offered plenty to entertain design wonks.
From Eric Fischl's "Tumbling Woman" to the Drawing Center debate, these flashpoints showed the limits of what was acceptable in commemorating the attacks.
ARTINFO sat down with the architect for a walkthrough of the site's evolution, presented here in a revealing slide show.
The Dutch artist found her latest subjects, dogs who aided in the rescue efforts following 9/11, with the help of FEMA.
