Week in Review
— This week the world bid farewell to Lilly Pulitzer, the designer much loved for her preppy, colorful patterns. She died on Sunday at the age of 81, reported Chloe Wyma, who also interviewed the ailing Australian artist Polixeni Papapetrou on...
— On April Fool's Day we learned shocking news about Nick Cave's true identity and profiled six superstar artists under the age of six.— Ben Davis made sense of Gagosian's huge but rather disorganized Jean-Michel Basquiat blockbuster.— Shane Ferro waded into...
Missed the top stories in jewelry and watches this week? Here’s a quick recap: The pocket watch is a quaint throwback to an earlier era, but many younger men are rocking it — chain and all. Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop shows you how to rock the dandy...
— Jean-Michel Basquiat’s ex-girlfriend Alexis Adler revealed a trove of works that he created in the East Village apartment they shared, which she plans to publish, exhibit, and, most likely sell.— Julia Halperin profiled six artists, all women — including...
— South Korea geared up for fall/winter 2013 Seoul Fashion Week. The much condensed edition still spotlighted over 30 designers, a mix of established labels as well as emerging young talent. The men’s collections were mostly limited to...
— Sara Roffino spoke to curators, critics, and the artist Charles Krafft about the ways in which the recent revelation that he is a White Nationalist and Holocaust skeptic will impact the reception and interpretation of his work.— Curator Massimiliano...
— Coline Milliard offered an early look at the highlights from TEFAF, and then picked her 10 favorite booths at the European art, antiques, jewelry, and design fair. Judd Tully gave a snapshot of sales on the first day.— Shane Ferro wrote about MOCA Los...
Our most-talked-about stories in Visual Art, March 4-8, 2013:— ARTINFO spent most of the week at the Armory Show: Rachel Corbett and Julia Halperin noted the dominance of young artists at the marquee fair of New York’s Armory Week; we selected our favorite...
- The fall/winter 2013 collections culminated with French power houses in Paris: signature tweeds that were unmistakably Chanel, a nod to the 1940s for Louis Vuitton, and prints featuring artworks from the 1960s and ’70s at Hermès.- More homage to fine...
Our most-talked-about stories in Visual Art, February 18-22, 2013:— Upcoming 2014 Whitney Biennial curator Michelle Grabner filled out our “Questionnaire.”— Janelle Zara highlighted 5 designers who are changing the way we experience art, for the third part of...
