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John Burroughs graduate Grant Kinch helped refurbish the work of Donald Behrens, now a resident at Aberdeen Heights in Kirkwood.
They sold money they printed themselves as art works, and used the funds to buy up £1.2 million of debt on the secondary market, where lenders sell bad debts. " The New York Times
The art world descends on Basel this week. Here's our guide to the artworks, people and trends
The French collector is sending 250 of his best works to auction
Removal of Katarzyna Kozyra's work part of latest salvo in culture war
"Indications are everywhere that this is a turning point for black artists. Collectors and museums are taking note, and prices are up. Every week brings news of black scholars being appointe…
No, the answer isn't merely "white" " for one thing, there are many whites to chose from (just go to Home Depot and check the paint chips) " and for some purposes, various shades of blue, gr…
One of Jeane Vogel's pet peeves is when people complain that a piece of art is overpriced. | Usually, she says, it stems from a lack of understanding about the process and products that go i…
"We have no children and no relatives we trust with money, so at a certain age we were thinking about what [our] legacy is and our bequest to the future."
Museum management said in a statement that "this auction allows us to deaccession a number of works in areas where we have significant breadth and depth and the proceeds will return to the A…
New York-based Brian Brooks writes a coda to his Harris Theater residency with a revisioning of his chaotic and complex "Terrain."
DeLap, whose finely finished pieces sit at the intersection of sculpture and painting, minimalism and abstract expressionism, was the first art professor hired at UC Irvine and influenced ma…
The art entrepreneur's career has ranged from Christo and Jeanne-Claude in 1969 to Gilbert & George, Landy and Koons
"Diaspora in Bloom" is showing at the Art Ark Gallery for three weeks in June.
Or at least what we know about our history, and how we look at it. Check out two recent concerts that work as art, of course, and "as historical corrective, guided by a commitment to scrambl…
The museum, which opened on Staten Island in 1947 after the collector Jacques Marchais and a local Italian stone mason worked to find the right stone for a "traditional mountain feel," is in…
Zabriskie's New York gallery started in 1954 and closed in 2010; her Paris gallery was so beloved that when she closed it after a 21-year run in 1998, the city awarded her a Medal of Honor. …
In the planning for New York's Figment Arts Festival, moving from Governors Island to Roosevelt Island this year, "'Everything was fine,' Judith Berdy, a longtime resident said. 'And then ca…
Steve Slater: "This is nothing new, and it is not confined to the arts. We see the same pattern repeated again and again in fields like education, health and the police, all of which suffer …
Their works will be auctioned during the June 1 concert fundraiser at Joe's Pub.
How weavers are harnessing modern technology and materials to create complex patterns and shapes
Facebook currently employs 25 curators and administrators to run its artist-in-residency program and its Analog Research Lab. (The company also has a designer-in-residency program run by …
"On Wednesday, the BMA revealed plans to send an updated version of [a] 1937 questionnaire to about 300 local schools, nonprofits, and other organizations. The results will inform future exh…
Fittingly for a play about the importance of effective communication, Yellow Is the Colour of Sunshine seamlessly fuses music, movement, sign language
"What separates Schjeldahl is the tangible sense in nearly every piece in this book " say 85 of the 100 " that something existential is at stake as he writes. The same sensation is present i…
