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Performing Arts: Thespians-in-Chief: Five Presidential Productions That...
As "Billy Blythe" gears up to theatrically chronicle Bill Clinton's teenage years, ARTINFO rounds up other presidential portrayals on the stage.
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Museums: Seeing Through Crystal Bridges: An Analysis of the New Yorker's...
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.
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Photography: Gustave Le Gray Sails Away With a World Auction Record for...
His 1856-57 image of ships fetched a staggering $1.3 million.
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The Daily Checklist: Mike Tyson Tattoo Artist Settles Bout With "Hangover"...
Plus, artists are fanning revolution on the streets of Yemen.
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Art Market: Qatar Museums Authority Poaches Christie's Chairman Edward Dolman
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."
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Art and Politics: Ai Weiwei Released on Bail
[Updated] Ai has said that under the terms of his release, he is not able to speak about his case.
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Fashion: John Galliano's Fall From Fashion: See Photographer Grégoire Eloy's...
On the day of Galliano's Paris trial, ARTINFO spoke to the photographer who spent six years documenting the designer.
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Art and Politics: Understanding Ai Weiwei's Release: A Summary of the Latest...
With the artist released on "bail" from 81 days of detention, many questions remain unresolved and Ai isn't talking.
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Museums: How Much Do Contemporary Sculptors Owe Auguste Rodin?
A new show at the Rodin Museum attempts to draw a lineage between living sculptors like Urs Fischer and the French master.
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Fashion: In Hate Crime Trial, Designer John Galliano Blames Anti-Semitic...
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.
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The Daily Checklist: America's Oldest Artwork Is a Mammoth Discovery,...
Plus, El Museo del Barrio is shedding staff as funds dwindle.
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Street Art: Russia Condemns "Banksy of Bulgaria" for Comic Spin on Soviet War...
After a mysterious street artist spray-painted superhero costumes on a war memorial, admiring locals were dismayed to see it cleaned up.
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Museums: Why the Brooklyn Museum's Cancellation of "Art in the Streets"...
If the institution can't afford the mass-appeal exhibition, it joins a chorus of city museums that are on frighteningly shaky legs.
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People: Reclusive Art Maven Huguette Clark Emerges From the Shadows in Death,...
The 104-year-old heiress willed that her Santa Barbara manor display her vast art holdings, rather than give them to her relatives.
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Fashion: Art Historical Shoe-Ins: Christian Louboutin Reinterprets Classic...
For the brand's fall/winter 2011 look book, photographer Peter Lippmann created seven portraits fashioned after historical paintings.
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Performing Arts: The Democratization of Dance: Classical Ballet Tries...
Dance promoters are getting creative in finding new ways to promote the art to the masses.
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Arts Policy: A Museum That Does Take-Out?: How the Leeds Art Gallery's Public...
For less than $20, Yorkshire residents can borrow an artwork from the museum's collection for three months.
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Museums: The Mysteries of Maya Civilization Are Unveiled at Paris's Musée du...
A new show of over 160 objects from Guatemala takes stock of the latest archeological research.
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The Daily Checklist: Ai Weiwei Banned From Twitter Too, Brooklyn Museum...
Plus, Cooper-Hewitt is closing for an expansion and renovation project.
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Art & Crime: The Purloined Warhol?: Missing $30 Million Farrah Fawcett...
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."
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