Julia Halperin
DALLAS — How much can a three-day art fair contribute to an art scene that aspires to flourish year-round? It’s a question Dallas is asking itself on opening day of the fifth-annual Dallas Art Fair, which runs April 12-14. The event has grown from a 37-...
NEW YORK — On January 16, Esther de Hollander placed an order from affordable print purveyor 20x200 for her sister’s birthday. Her credit card was charged immediately, but she did not receive shipping confirmation. A week passed. Then two. After emailing the...
We asked our staff — as well as some of our colleages at Modern Painters and Art+Auction — for their picks for most memorable art of the year. Here's what we came up with.— Ben Davis, executive editor, Artinfo —Trevor Paglen, “The Last Pictures”At first...
Some might say launching a new art fair in Miami is like bringing sand to the beach. The Florida city already hosts some 20 fairs every December. Still, they keep coming, and yet another new contender is joining the fray this year. Untitled, founded by...
Every day, employees of the New Jersey Department for Environmental Protection walk across a concrete plaza on their way to work. Most have no idea that underneath their feet is a celebrated piece of landscape architecture. But that might change...
Pace Gallery’s permanent London space has been a long time coming. Two years after opening a small office in London’s SoHo neighborhood, the gallery has finally secured a 15-year lease on a sprawling space at the esteemed Royal Academy. “Finding a big space...
Pablo Picasso's "Woman in a Red Armchair" has become the latest masterwork to be defaced while hanging on a museum wall. Last Wednesday at around 3 p.m., a man approached the 1929 canvas, which hangs in Houston's de Menil Collection, and stenciled a bull and...
NEW YORK — If you were to take a walk on the High Line in Chelsea today, you might spot an imposing, tan building rising high above the elevated park on 26th Street, newly free of its scaffolding. On its roof, there is American flag...
Spencer Tunick, the troublemaking American photographer famous for shooting large numbers of naked people in interesting places, may have just made it more difficult to strip down in Israel.In response to Tunick's nude photo shoot staged in the country last...
NEW YORK — After a 10-month-long lockout, Sotheby’s union art handlers reached an agreement with the Upper East Side auction house yesterday. The 42 art handlers from Teamsters Local 814 will begin trickling back to work over the...
