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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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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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A rare in-person chat with the dissident artist provides an intimate glimpse into his beleaguered Beijing life.
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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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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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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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Singapore Art Fair Lacks Major Sales, Takes Baby Steps
01/30/12
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
01/27/12
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
01/30/12
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, a longtime proponent of Latin American Art, recently made a new 10-… Read More
