In an art market where contemporary work can sell for over $100 million, collecting is a pastime typically reserved for the top 1%. The average art-enthusiast…

Visitors to London’s 2012 Olympic Games will enjoy more than just sports—the city’s art community is gearing up for quite a show…

At 75×25 feet, the Highline billboard asks artists to think big. For Elad Lassry, these dimensions demand a real reconsideration of medium and method…

Ed Ruscha, MOCA’s only remaining artist-trustee, resigned from the Museum’s board of trustees last week. Like John Baldessari, Catherine Opie and Barbara Kruger…

Lehmann Maupin Gallery kicked off its summer group show, “Friends With Benefits.” The eclectic series features a wide range of works…

This past Friday, artists Barbara Kruger and Catherine Opie resigned from the board of L.A.’s Museum of Contemporary Art. “We have given it our all,”…

This summer Pace London presents an exhibition of up-and-coming Moroccan artist Yto Barrada. Open to the public until July 14…

The MoMA in New York is hosting one of the largest presentations of work by Italian artist, Alighiero Boetti in United States. The exhibit brings…

On July 12th, a 14-room retrospective of Yayoi Kusama opened at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Arriving in New York…

Heralded as a “masterpiece of our time,” Christian Marclay’s 24-hour film montage “The Clock” will be on view in New York City for the second time. The continuous…