The riots sparked by Greece’s economic collapse didn’t stop the unveiling of plans for a new $803-million Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center in the city.
Only in New York, kids, is it news when a real estate mogul takes over management of a stretch of concrete wall famous for the graffiti that’s been painted on it.
Would formalist maestro Clement Greenberg have approved of an artwork about art shipping whose form and content was produced by packing an artist in a shipping crate and sending it across country by truck?
The board of trustees of Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., has finally promised to refrain from selling off its $300-million collection of Abstract Expressionist and other contemporary artworks.
New Scientist magazine recently published the winners from the Combustion Institute’s eighth-annual Combustion Art Competition Awards for artworks by pyrotechnic scientists.
