'Disturbing' Lynch art show opens
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An exhibition of macabre artworks by film director David Lynch goes on show at a Paris gallery.
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The editor of Golfweek magazine said he was overwhelmed by negative reaction to the photo of a noose on the cover of this week's issue, illustrating a story about the suspension of a Golf Channel anchor for using the word "lynch" in an on-air discussion about how to beat Tiger Woods.
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"We think of the exhibition as a medium, a move away from representation toward production"  Documenta, the world's largest contemporary art show that is held every five years, opens for the 12th time this weekend, boasting more than 500 works from 113 artists.The $25.3 million show opens Saturday in the central German city of Kassel, and runs for 100 days.It brings together disparate works of modern artists, including a photo series by Palestinian artist Ahlam Schibli focusing on the lives of her people. There is also a performance art piece by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei that will see 1,001 Chinese people _ including farmers, workers and police officers _ fly to Germany and then walk through the streets of Kassel for a week. Read more
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The story behind an exhibition: postcards, designs, photography, travels, history, stamps and law enforcement.
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A spectacular exhibition of contemporary art opened in Berlin yesterday, amid a picket by Jewish protesters, with its billionaire owner accused of exploiting art to redeem his family&#39;s Nazi past.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov. 24 - This city seemed in a state of shock on Wednesday as people struggled to come to grips with the scenes of lawlessness captured on television as an angry mob lynched two police officers
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Damien Hirst, the superstar British artist best known for his pickled displays of large animal corpses, launched his controversial work in Russia's capital on Monday at a private viewing with a difference.
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Whether you dig âLynch,â a feature-length video visit with the director David Lynch, will largely depend on your views of his work.
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Flatulence, faeces, urination ... and all that's disgusting, sticky and foul-smelling about the human body and how it functions makes for an unusual but educational new Paris exhibition aimed at children.
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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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A Roman Catholic cardinal used the term "degenerate" at the opening of an art museum on the ruins of a church, drawing criticism Saturday for employing a phrase strongly linked to the Nazi persecution of artists.
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An exhibition about contemporary Argentine art at the Americas Society offers insight into the countryâs extremist rebels in the â60s and â70s.
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A media exhibit featuring a campaign for a fake drug to treat a fictitious illness is causing a stir because some people think the illness is real.
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Despite its rich veins of inquiry, the installation, which invites viewers to enter David Lynchâs film, feels sterile and flat.
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Emphasizing drawings and local artists, the Hammer Museum tries to enhance its holdings.
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Much of this biennale murmurs, it doesnât shout. I doubt this fair will be recalled as groundbreaking or dynamic, but it is an independent show, strong in its convictions.
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The installation - and vandalism - of a series of sculptures in Sarasota has raised questions of taste, art, and local identity.