Clyfford Still still lives – in bigger numbers than ever. Tonight at Sotheby’s in New York, four paintings More …

A Klimt landscape that that hadn’t been since the late 1930’s by the man whose family owned it More …

A recent New York Times headline about waning American influence in the context of the G20 summit caught More …

I love acronyms. ISEA is pronounced like a word, which—according to my college Linguistics professor—distinguishes it from initialism, More …

The Mayor’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts were awarded November 3 to kick off Denver Arts Week. More …

New letters of inquiry (LOI) are due to the next and second phase of ArtPlaceAmerica grants due on More …

Not that this makes anything clearer from the public’s perspective, but the Arthouse at the Jones Center and More …

On October 25th  an invitation-only crowd celebrating the artist Theaster Gates filled the Rose Bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel More …

Candy, witches, bats, pumpkins, altars, marigolds, and most importantly people in the streets in costume—October is the best More …

Mary Hunt Kahlenberg died at her home in Santa Fe on October 27th, aged 71, following a long More …

In 1656, Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn (1606-69) went bankrupt. These were the pre-Gagosian days, when artists themselves mismanaged More …

Often, for artists, a move to New Mexico from Los Angeles or New York has been perceived as More …