Art Fairs Finding the Good Amid the Weird at Cutlog Can the French fair cut it in New York? By Ben Davis, May 7, 2014
Reviews Llyn Foulkes Documentary at Film Forum Does the new doc legitimize this outsider's late-career fame? By Graham Fuller, May 7, 2014
Art & Exhibitions The Grand Palais Defeats Ilya and Emilia Kabakov What went wrong? By Coline Milliard, May 7, 2014
Art & Exhibitions The Crisis in Art and What It Means To Write About It Initial reflections as I take a chair at artnet News. By Ben Davis, May 6, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Berlin’s Gallery Weekend Forges Path to Success Energy, sales, and loads of sublime art mark the 10th anniversary. By Alexander Forbes, May 6, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Biennale of Sydney Keeps Turnstiles Moving Carnival atmosphere masks increasingly passive spectatorship of art. By Adam Geczy, May 5, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Stan Douglas At Tribeca Film Festival Latest work is free, downloadable. By Eileen Kinsella, May 3, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Zhang Huan’s Sculptures at Storm King Dance Upon the Grass Zhang Huan's path to Windsor, New York, plus a nod to Virginia Overton. By Alexandra Peers, May 2, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Brussels Gallery Beat: Jan Fabre’s Marble Brains and More Major Shows This Month From Jan Fabre's marble brains to David Adamo's diminutive radiators. By Alexander Forbes, Apr 30, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Billy Al Bengston’s Proto-Pop Art Lights Up Franklin Parrasch Gallery "Transcendental Bengston-tation" opens May 1 with paintings spanning a half-century. By Benjamin Sutton, Apr 29, 2014
Reviews The Real Unreal Dazzle of Francesco Vezzoli at MOCA LA The Italian master of high and low culture continues to shock and enthrall. By Yasmine Mohseni, Apr 28, 2014
Analysis Paris Photo LA Taps the West Coast’s Emerging Art Market Tacos and ice cream, a low-key ambiance, and plenty of sales. By Yasmine Mohseni, Apr 28, 2014
Art & Exhibitions New York Gallery Beat: 5 Critics Review 14 Shows Spring is in the air, art is in the galleries. Get to it. By Artnet News, Apr 24, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Are Digital Artists Really the 21st Century’s New Romantics? Eyebeam tracks the 19th-century themes in new media art. By Paddy Johnson, Apr 23, 2014
Art & Exhibitions Why James Franco’s Cindy Sherman Homage at Pace Is Not Just Bad But Offensive By inserting himself into the "Untitled Film Stills," Franco renders them toothless. By Benjamin Sutton, Apr 22, 2014