Art World A Day in the Life of RoseLee Goldberg, the World’s Busiest Performance Art Curator See what it takes to pull off Performa, New York's performance art biennial. By Brian Boucher, Oct 25, 2017
Art and Law Blue-Chip Art Dealer Accused of Scamming Clients for Millions of Dollars Goes to Jail in New York The former Sotheby's specialist appeared in handcuffs in criminal court flanked by court officers. By Brian Boucher, Oct 20, 2017
Art World Does Trump’s Fake Renoir Look Familiar? Maybe You’ve Played Parker Brothers’ ‘Masterpiece’ Did you once compete with Dietrich von Oberlitzer and other aristocrats for hallowed works of art? By Brian Boucher, Oct 19, 2017
Art World ‘I Expect This From Right-Wing Trolls Carrying Tiki-Torches’: Omer Fast Responds to Protests of His Chinatown Installation Local community organizations have said the show "reifies racist narratives." By Brian Boucher, Oct 18, 2017
Art World Donald Trump Bragged About the Renoir on His Private Jet. Experts Say It’s a Fake. Two art historians don't hesitate to speak to the painting's authenticity, if not to the president's state of mind. By Brian Boucher, Oct 18, 2017
Art World ‘I Can Spend Three Full Days Online’: Njideka Akunyili Crosby on the Photo-Collage Paintings That Made Her a MacArthur ‘Genius’ A chance encounter with cadmium red spurred this masterful diptych. By Brian Boucher, Oct 16, 2017
On View With an Enormous Art Installation in New York, Ai Weiwei Aims to Bring Home the Horrors of the Refugee Crisis The famed Chinese artist's project spans some 300 sites citywide. By Brian Boucher, Oct 11, 2017
On View Josh Kline’s New Work Envisions a Coming American Civil War—to Be Followed by a Socialist Utopia The show opens a new space for London's Modern Art gallery. By Brian Boucher, Oct 4, 2017
Exhibitions MoMA Plans Its First-Ever Solo Show of a Black African Artist We spoke to curator Sarah Suzuki about her survey of Congolese sculptor Bodys Isek Kingelez. By Brian Boucher, Oct 3, 2017
Art World Has Duchamp’s Final Work Harbored a Secret for Five Decades? This Artist Says Yes Could a new meaning be revealed five decades after the work's unveiling? By Brian Boucher, Oct 3, 2017
Politics Is PETA Today’s Most Feared Art Critic? How 4 Exhibitions Included Animal Art Without Getting Bitten In the wake of the uproar around a Guggenhein show, we asked institutions how they had dealt with sensitivities. By Brian Boucher, Sep 27, 2017
Art World Ai Weiwei Defends the Guggenheim’s China Show Against Animal Rights Protests The museum faces a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don’t scenario. By Brian Boucher, Sep 27, 2017
Art World Attention Artists: The Obama Foundation Wants You to Apply for Its New Fellowship Participants will help shape the fellowship in its first year. By Brian Boucher, Sep 26, 2017
Art Fairs NADA Will Return to Miami’s Ice Palace This Year After a String of Calamities A stalwart of the Miami fair scene since 2003, NADA returns to a familiar venue. By Brian Boucher, Sep 21, 2017
Art World An Experimental New Art School for Painters Opens in New York, With an All-Star Faculty Launching this winter, Shandanken Project's Paint School offers lectures by renowned figures in the field. By Brian Boucher, Sep 20, 2017
