Must See: Robert Rauschenberg’s ‘Wall-Eyed Carp’
WASHINGTON, DC—There is a large, wonderful kite on exhibit at the National Gallery of Art. It is one of Robert
Paintings, Prints + Drawings
Koons and Kuon Take Basketball from Court to Gallery
NEW YORK—Basketball and art are colliding. Jeff Koons famously immersed three basketballs (two Spaldings and one Wilson) in a fish
‘Staff Show’: Phillips De Pury Showcases In-House Talent
NEW YORK—While galleries and auction houses are generally run by business- and market-minded art experts, there are always a fair
130 Artists Reinvent the Work of Their Peers at MoMA
NEW YORK—The guy manning the desk at Nancy Margolis boasted that the gallery’s current exhibit is the best show on
At Carolina Nitsch, an Exhibit-Worthy Pop-Up Book
NEW YORK—The geometric, sculptural forms Tauba Auerbach has created with paper are feats of architecture. That the graphic, colorful works