“Breaking News” at The Getty Center
The show explores the ways in which artists have responded to the media since the 1960s.
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Jeff Koons Designed a Snowboard for Burton
It’s inspired by Plato and transcendence, he says, but the famously oblique artist is...
Poems for Detroit
Ten original compositions inspired by historic landmarks in the Motor City, now one year in as a...
Please Stop: An End-of-Year Roundup
Looking back on the design trends that need to end before 2017.
Mark Flood at Work
The puckish Texan artist is finally being taken seriously by everyone—except himself.
Jackie Nickerson: In and Out of Africa
The globetrotting photographer and artist seeks to capture humanity at all angles.
Miami Art Week, Beyond the Fairs
The top activations and exhibitions at venues around town.
Joshua Roth is the Art World’s Hollywood Agent
As the founding head of United Talent Agency’s fine arts division, Joshua Roth uses legal...
Ugo Rondinone Balances Nature and Artifice
The Swiss-born, New York-based artist invites us into his Harlem space as he prepares for an...
Cali Thornhill DeWitt’s Sign Language
A grunge-era roadie tweaks words and typefaces to capture the world’s attention.
A State of Fairs
As art fairs descend upon Miami Beach, these are the ones that are not to be missed.
Awol Erizku’s Evolving Skill Set
Not content with the limits of a single medium, the Ethiopian-born artist is expanding his horizons.
David Salle Cooks to Escape
The painter turns to cooking as a refuge from work and a chance to live in the present.
Kanye West: Free Form
How the musician, fashion designer, and artist plans to make the world a better place.
Found in Translation
A new art fair in Brussels brings American art to European collectors—and has some fun along the...
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