The Independent, More Inclusive Than Ever
Important lessons absorbed from cultural upheavals have translated into a more thoughtful fair around issues [+]
As His Nike Deal Stalls, Tom Sachs Apologizes for Workplace Culture
The artist’s former employees had said he made impossible demands. “We did not take the [+]
Counterpublic in St. Louis Pushes the Public-Art Envelope
One of the largest civic exhibitions in the United States challenges artists to help invigorate [+]
What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in May
Want to see new art in the city? Check out Arthur Dove’s swoony, museum-weight exhibition [+]
Despite Nazi Shadow, Jewelry Sale Sets $202 Million Record
The Christie’s auction had drawn criticism because it featured gems from the estate of a [+]
The S.I. Newhouse Auction: 16 Paintings, $177.8 Million
There were few fireworks at the sale of paintings from Condé Nast’s former chairman. Next [+]
Art Review: ‘Young Picasso in Paris’ at the Guggenheim
A small, exquisite exhibition at the Guggenheim shows how the City of Light transformed the [+]
Van Gogh and the Consolation of Trees
A revelatory show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art reunites 24 paintings of cypresses and [+]
Review: A ‘Romeo and Juliet’ That Clowns Around With Tragedy
Directed by Hansol Jung and Dustin Wills, this sportive, vividly acted production fails to make [+]
After Decades of Drinks and Laughs, Is It Last Call at the Friars Club?
The New York headquarters of the legendary entertainment fraternity is facing the threat of foreclosure [+]