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Buckle and Flow

In ceramics, Arlene Shechet has found the medium that best accommodates her career-long penchant for transformative processes and accidental effects.

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Sensory Remix

One of the most edifying— and disorienting—of the “Pacific Standard Time” exhibitions revisits the art of light and surface in Southern California.

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At Home with Ai Weiwei

A rare in-person chat with the dissident artist provides an intimate glimpse into his beleaguered Beijing life.

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Illuminations

AMONG THE MOST significant artworks that have come into my life have been a chair, a trash can, a child’s dress. When I look at them as art, I tend to think of them as sculpture. Why do I (sometimes) call them that? As when I bestow the name of art on other things, it’s because of how they prompt me to think about form, appearance, meaning.

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Theaster Gates

Whether he builds history-charged sculptures or encourages neighborhood initiatives, Chicagoan Theaster Gates insists that his art be both made and lived.

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Mining the Field

In her lively and formally diverse works, the German painter Charline von Heyl eschews ironic attitude while maintaining a cool engagement with the panoply of visual culture.

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Atlas Berlin

The author takes a look in the edgiest corners of the Berlin art scene.

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NEWS & OPINION

Singapore Art Fair Lacks Major Sales, Takes Baby Steps

The Art Stage Singapore fair embodies the country's aspiration to be an international hub for Asia an… Read More

Hip Dealer Spengemann Named Marlborough Chelsea Director

As part of Marlborough Chelsea's ongoing efforts to shed its staid reputation, the gallery has named … Read More

MFA Houston's Online Latin Art Archive Launches

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, a longtime proponent of Latin American Art, recently made a new 10-… Read More