New York Stories: Art Torn Screaming From the Headlines, Then Hung on Walls
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What might be called premise-based art is being turned out hand over fist right now at Mary Booneâs gallery in Chelsea.
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The spectacular ruckus caused by the showing of Friedrich Christian Flick's collection in Berlin proves that art cannot cleanse a name tainted by a sordid past.
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The Guggenheim Museumâs spirited if sometimes disjointed display of works from its collection offers a good argument for expansion of its New York branch.
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Amid deep-seated themes of suffering, Iraqi artists expressed a different face of their country through their creative work.
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First you see the faces of Holocaust survivors in stark photographs. They set the stage for the horrors to come, displayed in blunt but richly textured wall hangings at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage.
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Anxious about dwindling crowds and shorter attention spans, museums and historical sites are turning to special effects to tell their stories
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The covert campaign targeting street art began about seven months ago, with blobs of paint that appeared overnight, obscuring murals and wheat-pasted art on walls in Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan.
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A portrait of President Bush using  monkeys to form his image led to the closure of a New York art  exhibition over the weekend and anguished protests on Monday  over freedom of expression.
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Britain's leading modern art collector and its most famous gallery exchanged allegations about the fate of a messy bed, a pickled shark and other icons of the 1990s "Brit Art" movement.
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NEW YORK  Â Art is hot. Despite turmoil in the financial markets, there are no signs that the art market is softening. The fall auction season in New York saw robust prices across most categories, with postwar and contemporary works in particular going through the roof. It seemed like a new record was being shattered every time an art auction was held.
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Whether you're into science fiction's predicted future or just like bizarre creatures, here's an art show for you. Rachel Metz reports from New York.
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Edvard Munch's masterpiece, "The Scream," and another painting were grabbed off the wall of a crowded museum by armed robbers.
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The Seattle Symphony Orchestraâs recent history serves as a cautionary tale on how, in an artistic hothouse, a tangle of emotion and politics can veer out of control and take on a life of its own.
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To engage with an artwork, especially contemporary works, can be a daunting task.
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A medium breaks the bonds of time and expectation to find its inner razzle-dazzle.
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Aaron Youngâs âGreeting Cardâ was only one of the audacious, look-at-me projects that punctuated New Yorkâs art scene in 2007.
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Just two days after New York&#39;s Museum of Modern Art closed its spectacularly successful temporary exhibit in Berlin, the spotlight turned to another attention-grabbing art display in the German