Art World Totally Lost in Venice During the Biennale? These Apps May Save Your Life These intuitive apps let you choose your art destinations and events from a comprehensive list. By Andrew Goldstein, May 9, 2017
Exhibitions Show & Tell: Sprites and Gods Play in ‘Strange Attractor’ at Ballroom Marfa Curated by Gyphon Rue, this exhibition in the desert ventures deep into the uncanny. By Andrew Goldstein, May 8, 2017
Art Fairs The Art of the Diss: Contemporary Artists Take On President Trump at Frieze New York Frieze may be a big tent, but these artist don't seem too fond of the Republican president. By Andrew Goldstein, May 5, 2017
Art Fairs The 10 Most Spectacular Artworks at Frieze New York 2017 From the art to the prices, there's plenty to marvel at in this year's fair. By Andrew Goldstein, May 4, 2017
People ‘Art Is the Place Where You Can Reinvent the World’: Christine Macel on How to Understand Her Venice Biennale In a wide-ranging interview, the curator of the 2017 Venice Biennale explains the key themes powering her ambitious exhibition. By Andrew Goldstein, May 1, 2017
Art World Glenn O’Brien, Legendary Arbiter of New York City’s Art and Fashion Worlds, Has Died at 70 He left his witty, elegantly cosmopolitan mark on nearly every aspect of the city's culture. By Andrew Goldstein, Apr 7, 2017
Art World James Rosenquist, American Icon Whose Pop Paintings Were a Sign of the Times, Has Died at 83 A former billboard painter, he was known for his jazzy evocations of life in the USA writ exuberantly large. By Andrew Goldstein, Apr 1, 2017
Art World Why Dana Schutz’s Emmett Till Painting Must Stay: A Q&A With the Whitney Biennial’s Christopher Lew Those demanding the work's destruction are leading us down a scary path, says the show's co-curator. By Andrew Goldstein, Mar 30, 2017
Art Fairs What’s Next for Art? Looking at 3 Bleeding-Edge Artists at the Armory Show Artnet's editor-in-chief Andrew Goldstein set out to find the most pathbreaking artworks at this year's fair. By Andrew Goldstein, Mar 2, 2017
