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February 2014

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June 25, 2012	Art Market Watch IMP & MOD IN LONDON by Jessica Mizrachi Sotheby’s London does $117.7 million but Christie’s London pulls ahead at $145.5 million.

June 20, 2012	Art Market Watch TIFFANY, RIETVELD, NOGUCHI AND LALANNE: DESIGN IN NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi Spring design auctions at Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips de Pury and Company in New York.

June 19, 2012	Art Basel WATCH WHERE YOU STEP by Emily Nathan Art Basel 43’s public art sector, Art Parcours, takes over the historic neighborhood of St. Johann, and a public art festival comes to roost in Zurich.

June 18, 2012	Art Basel 2012 THE PRIVATE MUSEUM TAKEOVER by Rachel Corbett Jeffrey Deitch on the threat of private museums to fundraising and programming at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art.

June 15, 2012	Art Market Watch ART BASEL LOOKS TO ASIA by Rachel Corbett News of Uli Sigg's major donation to a Hong Kong museum spurs forecasts of an Asianized Art Basel.

June 12, 2012	Art Market Watch SPRING ANTIQUITIES AT SOTHEBY'S AND CHRISTIE'S NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi A $900,000 Greek gravestone -- plus a homoerotic krater -- at Sotheby's and a $926,000 Roman marble of an actor at Christie's.

June 12, 2012	Mister ArtSee VOTE IN ELLIOTT ARKIN'S ANNUAL CARICATURE CONTEST Three street caricature artists throw down in a demonstration in Mister ArtSees first annual New York street caricature contest.

June 12, 2012	Old Masters ROMANINO, ROBERT AND MORE AT CHRISTIE'S NEW YORK by Paul Jeromack Chilean baron Alvaro Saieh snags a Romanino, and the Met deaccessions a dozen paintings.

June 12, 2012	Documenta 13 LIVING ARTWORKS by Emily Nathan The 13th edition of the once-every-five-years super-art-survey in Kassel, curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, takes a page from the book of life.

June 8, 2012	Documenta 13 KABUL IN KASSEL, KASSEL IN KABUL by Emily Nathan Leading up to Documenta 13, artistic director Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev held two years of lectures and workshops in Afghanistan.

June 6, 2012	Artnet News FROM WARHOL TO BERNINI (PLUS LOOTED ANTIQUITIES) AT THE MET June 8, 2012 Metropolitan Museum director Thomas Campbell unveils an impressive fall and winter schedule, and responds to new claims of looted antiquities in the collection.

June 6, 2012	Art Market Watch ART MARKET DOOMSDAY? by Mickey Cartin Will Jean-Michel Basquiat become the next Vincent van Gogh? Or will the supercollectors decide to sit on their hands?

June 6, 2012	Art Market Watch CHRISTIE'S HONG KONG DOES $352 MILLION by Jessica Mizrachi The $352 million total at Christie's spring sales in Hong Kong are down but stable.

June 6, 2012	Art Market Watch BUYER'S REMORSE & THE AUCTION BUSINESS by Daniel Grant The art market is booming, but it's not always easy to collect.

June 4, 2012	Let's Go Art DOCUMENTA, BASEL AND BEYOND by Rachel Corbett A jetsetter's guide to Basel, Documenta, Manifesta, the Berlin Biennale and other highlights from Europe's June art season.

June 1, 2012	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS "Posters of Paris," "Made in L.A.," Jasper John prints, Ellsworth Kelly plants, George Bellows, "Visions of Arcadia," David Shrigley, Josiah McElheny, Amanda Ross-Ho, "Signs and Symbols," Richard Diebenkorn, more.

June 1, 2012	Revolving Doors LIFE AFTER D'AMELIO TERRAS by Rachel Corbett After parting ways with longtime business partner Lucien Terras six months ago, Chris D'Amelio shares his ambitions for the new D'Amelio Gallery.

May

May 30, 2012	Art Market Watch SPRING SALES OF LATIN AMERICAN ART by Jessica Mizrachi For Latin American art auctions in New York, the score was Phillips de Pury ($3.5 million), Christie's ($27.7 million) and Sotheby's ($26.8 million).

May 24, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Bruce High Quality Foundation occupies Lever House, ersatz "plastic bag bomber" Takeshi Miyakawa freed from jail, and galleries at new Frieze Masters art fair.

May 23, 2012	Art Market Watch NEW YORK AUCTIONS OF AMERICAN ART by Jessica Mizrachi Totals of $27.2 million at Christie's and $34.8 million at Sotheby's sales of American art.

May 22, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Quirky Civil War propaganda at ICP, Austrian Cultural Forum turns ten with artist-led feast, and crowd-sourcing curators at Brooklyn Museum.

May 18, 2012	Art HK 2012 POST-COLONIAL CONTEMPORARY ART by Barbara Pollack With 260 galleries from 38 countries -- half of them Asian -- Art HK 2012 kicks it up a notch.

May 16, 2012	Art Market Watch WERNER MUENSTERBERGER AND AFRICAN ART AT SOTHEBY'S NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi African art from the collection of art scholar Werner Muensterberger, who theorized that collecting was an Oedipal passion.

May 14, 2012	NYC Gallery Shows THE NEW YORK LIST, 5/14/2012 by Emily Nathan Francesco Clemente, Alice Neel, Jutta Koether, Gary Hume, Dana Schutz.

May 14, 2012	Art Market Watch BOUGUEREAU AT SOTHEBY'S, PLUS, DERSHOWITZ COLLECTS by Jessica Mizrachi Sotheby's New York does $20.6 million at its European art sale, plus Alan Dershowitz chastises the Met, and sends some art to auction.

May 11, 2012	Art Market Watch PHILLIPS DE PURY SETS NEW BASQUIAT RECORD by Rachel Corbett New records for Jean-Michel Basquiat, Seth Price and Dana Schutz at Phillips de Pury & Company's contemporary evening sale, May 10, 2012.

May 11, 2012	Philadelphia Museum of Art ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA by Emily Nathan Sol LeWitt, "Gauguin, Cezanne, Matisse," Winslow Homer, Duchamp's Large Glass and more at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

May 10, 2012	Art Market Watch SOTHEBY'S CONTEMPORARY DOES $266.6 MILLION Eight-figure prices for Bacon, Lichtenstein, Warhol, Twombly and Richter mark a robust spring sale.

May 9, 2012	Art Market Watch CHRISTIE'S CONTEMPORARY DOES A RECORD $388 MILLION On auctioneer Christopher Burge's final night at the podium, a historic sale with no less than 11 new auction records.

May 9, 2012	Art Market Watch CHRISTIE'S CONTEMPORARY DOES A RECORD $388 MILLION On auctioneer Christopher Burge's final night at the podium, a historic sale with no less than 11 new auction records.

May 8, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Thaddaeus Ropac's new Paris art complex, critics discuss Defining Contemporary Art at MoMA, dates set for Art Basel Hong Kong.

May 4, 2012	Frieze Projects 2012 STEP OUTSIDE by Emily Nathan The eight artist commissions for this year's Frieze Projects, curated by Cecilia Alemani, stand out amidst an otherwise business-as-usual art fair.

May 3, 2012	Art Market Watch THE SCREAM: SOTHEBY'S IMP & MOD DOES $330.6 MILLION A huge 76-lot sale, led by the record-setting Munch The Scream at $119.9 million.

May 3, 2012	Cultural Olympiad 2012 ART AT THE HEART OF THE GAME by Emily Nathan The first-ever Cultural Olympiad, held in conjunction with London's 2012 Olympic Games, brings 12,000 cultural events by 25,000 international artists to the U.K.

May 2, 2012	Art Market Watch CHRISTIE'S IMP & MOD DOES $117 MILLION A $19 million Cezanne, a $19 million Matisse, a $10 million Picasso, ho-hum.

May 2, 2012	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Renaissance Bronzes, Phyllida Barlow, Taryn Simon, Edouard Vuillard, "Craft Spoken Here," Joan Miró, Mark Dion, Ai Weiwei, Roy Lichtenstein, Christer Strömholm, Omer Fast, "Maharaja," José Bedia, Land Art, more.

May 1, 2012	ARTNET NEWS New York critics head to Grand Rapids to judge the $100,000 ArtPrize, plus, the art world responds to May Day, and Rachel Feinstein’s rose for Creative Time.

April

Apr. 30, 2012	Art Market Watch NEW HIGH FOR PHILLIPS DESIGN IN LONDON by Jessica Mizrachi Diego Giacometti, Ruhlmann, Mies lead Phillips de Pury & Company London spring sale of contemporary design.

Apr. 19, 2012	Brooklyn Artists Ball 2012 JUDY ON MY MIND by Emily Nathan The world's fiercest females, especially Judy Chicago, sparkle at the 2012 Brooklyn Artists Ball.

Apr. 27, 2012	NYC Gallery Shows THE NEW YORK LIST, 4/27/2012 by Emily Nathan New gallery exhibitions in New York of works by Ernesto Neto, Tony Matelli, Audrey Flack, John Beech and Lorraine O’Grady.

Apr. 27, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Berlin Gallery Weekend 2012, Courtney Love gets her first art show, Adam Lindemann opens a gallery and Toomer Labzda takes on bird art.

Apr. 25, 2012	Frieze New York GUIDE TO THE NEW FRIEZE WEEK NY by Rachel Corbett An all new week of spring art events is upon us with the inauguration of Frieze New York. Don’t miss the action with this guide to Frieze, the satellite fairs, the auctions and beyond.

Apr. 25, 2012	Art Market Watch EUROPEAN ART AT CHRISTIE'S NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi Christie's small sale of 19th-century European art totals $6.3 million and sets two new records.

Apr. 24, 2012	Artnet News CONDÉ NAST FIGHTS TO DISMISS LIBEL LAWSUIT by Rachel Corbett While Condé Nast argues in court for the dismissal of Peter Paul Biro's libel lawsuit, Biro's attorney seeks to step up the claims against the media empire and the New Yorker.

Apr. 19, 2012	ARTNET NEWS LA museums take a cue from NY with celeb programming, Naples museum protests budget cuts with art burning, Lucian Freud's daughter memorializes her father in London exhibition.

Apr. 19, 2012	Brooklyn Artists Ball 2012 JUDY ON MY MIND by Emily Nathan The world's fiercest females, especially Judy Chicago, sparkle at the 2012 Brooklyn Artists Ball.

Apr. 18, 2012	Lagrange v. Knoedler LAWYERS CHASE ELUSIVE FIGURE IN KNOEDLER LAWSUIT by Rachel Corbett Lawyers for Pierre Lagrange, buyer of a $17 mil possibly fake Jackson Pollock from Knoedler & Co., have turned their attention to gallery owner Michael Hammer.

Apr. 17, 2012	ARTNET NEWS 110 artists at the 30th Sao Paulo Bienal, critics trash Damien Hirst’s retrospective at Tate Modern and a Cooper Union student’s tuition protest prank.

Apr. 16, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Coming up Warhol, at the Metropolitan Museum and with William John Kennedy's 1963 photos of the artist. Plus, the third San Juan Poly/Graphic Triennial opens in Puerto Rico.

Apr. 12, 2012	Gallery Shows L.A. THE LOS ANGELES LIST, 4/12/2012 by Emily Nathan From a trip to L.A., reviews of Dasha Shishkin, Elizabeth Peyton, Jonas Wood, Sarah Braman, Kelly Poe Holly Coulis.

Apr. 12, 2012	Artnet News GUGGENHEIM GOES GLOBAL by Rachel Corbett Tired of its Eurocentric ways, the Guggenheim announces plans to acquire and exhibit artworks from the lesser-traveled corners of the globe.

Apr. 10, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Kinkade sales skyrocket, kid artists at the Guggenheim, MAD "nightlife" fellows, and new legal troubles for Gardner Museum heist figure.

Apr. 9, 2012	Art Market Watch NEW YORK SPRING PHOTO SALES, PLUS SOTHEBY'S HONG KONG by Jessica Mizrachi New auction records for Brassai, Carl Van Vechten, Sally Mann, Francesca Woodman, Philip Lorca-diCorcia, Christian Schad, and a $26.7 million Chinese brush washer.

Apr. 6, 2012	ARTNET NEWS All about the new Barnes Foundation facility in Philadelphia, life at the post-biennial Whitney, and Miami's Seven art fair lands in New York.

Apr. 4, 2012	Gallery Shows NYC THE NEW YORK LIST, 4/4/2012 by Emily Nathan Nari Ward, Jacqueline Humphries, Alex Bag and Patterson Beckwith, Moyra Davey, Ron Gorchov, Shannon Plumb.

Apr. 3, 2012	ARTNET NEWS A Philip Roth cease and desist, protests greet BMW Guggenheim Lab in Berlin, Met finally gets Brooke Astor bequest, expanded Stedelijk debuts in September 2012.

Apr. 2, 2012	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Herb Ritts, Heinrich Kuehn, Alex Katz prints, Daido Moriyama, Cai Guo-Qiang, Rashid Johnson, Stefan Sagmeister, Kraftwerk, Julie Mehretu, Katharina Wulff, Durer's drawings, Japanese woodblock prints, African American Art since the Harlem Renaissance, more.

March

Mar. 30, 2012	Art Market Watch ANDY WARHOL: DOCUDRAMA Andy Warhol’s self-portrait photostat revealed! Plus, on artnet Auctions, a sale devoted to “The Art of the Photographic Document.”

Mar. 27, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Red Grooms' baseball folly, Morgan Spurlock's Street Art show, an unknown Cézanne "Card Players" study, an $800 million art cache in Germany, and artists Alina and Jeff Bliumis want invitations to dinner.

Mar. 27, 2012	Art Market Watch ASIA WEEK NEW YORK 2012 by Jessica Mizrachi Sotheby's, Christie's, Doyle, Bonhams -- more than $120 million in Asia Week auctions in New York.

Mar. 23, 2012	NYC Gallery Shows THE NEW YORK LIST, 3/23/2012 by Emily Nathan Henry Taylor, Hans Breder, David Lynch, Jim Shaw, Hernan Bas, Todd James, Mona Kuhn, Grayson Cox.

Mar. 22, 2012	Art Market Watch HOW BIG IS THE GLOBAL ART MARKET? by Rachel Corbett A new report from The European Fine Art Foundation slices and dices the global art market.

Mar. 21, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Human Rights Watch update on Saadiyat Island museums. Plus, collector funds new Dubai art district, and study shows art is good for stroke patients.

Mar. 21, 2012	Artnet Design KARL LAGERFELD TO DESIGN PARIS BIENNALE by Brook S. Mason Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld is set to stage a Belle Époque atmosphere at the posh Paris Biennale this fall.

Mar. 19, 2012	Art Market Watch BOSTON MFA BUYS FRANS FRANCKEN MASTERPIECE FOR $12 MILLION by Paul Jeromack The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, acquires a Frans Francken masterpiece at TEFAF Maastricht and sets a record for both the artist and for the museum.

Mar. 16, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Boston artists fight defense contractor, Francesca Woodman at the Guggenheim, a major gift for the Whitney and the Pompidou, and the actress who played Jan Brady gets an art show.

Mar. 15, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Who is the Armory Show art tagger? Plus, 100 Critics from Davidson College.

Mar. 14, 2012	NYC Gallery Shows THE NEW YORK LIST, 3/14/2012 by Emily Nathan Jan Groover, Thomas Schütte, Ryan McNamara, Frances Stark, Roy Lichtenstein's Chinese landscapes, Virgins at Family Business gallery, more.

Mar. 14, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Asia Week vs. Asia Week, Chelsea Hotel art goes missing, live-streaming TEFAF Maastricht 2012, and "Eye and Mind" art chocolates..

Mar. 12, 2012	Fountain Art Fair FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Photos by Walter Robinson A scrappy DIY air pervades the Fountain Art Fair at the 69th Regiment Armory on lower Lexington Avenue.

Mar. 12, 2012	Art Market Watch WOMEN TAKE OVER IN NEW YORK MOD & CONTEMPO SALES by Jessica Mizrachi International Women's Day in the auction salesrooms? Mid-season sales of modern and contemporary art at Christie's, Sotheby's and Phillips de Pury in New York.

Mar. 9, 2012	THE INDEPENDENT COMES OF AGE by Rachel Corbett See why the über-international Independent fair gives its name-brand competitors a run for their money.

Mar. 8, 2012	ARMORY SHOW 2012 by Rachel Corbett Raised spirits at the VIP preview for the 2012 Armory Show.

Mar. 6, 2012	Artnet News DOWNTOWN IS HIP AGAIN AT DEPENDENT, SPRING/BREAK The Dependent art fair on Ludlow Street and the Spring/Break Art Show on Mott.

Mar. 5, 2012	ARTNET NEWS John Ahearn to revive "South Bronx Hall of Fame" at Frieze New York; the Brooklyn Museum Artists Ball's all-women roster; Nahmads deny ownership of possibly Nazi-looted Modigliani; Christie's draws attention to a Dutch Old Masters sale with a world tour kicking off in Doha.

Mar. 2, 2012	Artnet News MARCH ART-FAIR MADNESS IN NYC It's not just "Armory Week." At least 10 art fairs are coming to New York this month.

Mar. 2, 2012	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Whitney Biennial 2012, contemporary ceramics, Kehinde Wiley in Israel, Byzantium and Islam, Exquisite Corpse, Keith Haring, the Art of Video Games, more.

Mar. 1, 2012	Brucennial 2012 HIGH AND LOW by Rachel Corbett Highlights from the Brucennial, the parody version of the Whitney Biennial put on by the agitator-art collective Bruce High Quality Foundation.

Mar. 1, 2012	Art Market Watch SOTHEBY'S $5.8 BILLION FOR 2011 IS SECOND-HIGHEST YEAR EVER by Jessica Mizrachi Sotheby's announces year-end results for 2011, the highest total since 2007 boom.

February

Feb. 27, 2011	Savannah Dispatch THE FRED WILSON TREATMENT by Emily Nathan In advance of his upcoming exhibition at New York's Pace Gallery next month, artist Fred Wilson intervenes at the Savannah College of Art and Design's newly renovated museum.

Feb. 24, 2011	John Chamberlain JUNKYARD BLUES “John Chamberlain: Choices” at the Guggenheim Museum.

Feb. 22, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Schachter & Sons in London, the Whitney Houston Biennial, Tobias Meyer restores a Keith Haring for the LGBT center, and police raids unearth an Italian antiquities scam.

Feb. 21, 2012	Cindy Sherman MASQUERADE BALL by Rachel Corbett With a 40-year career retrospective opening at the Museum of Modern Art, the chameleon photographer is still looking to the future.

Feb. 17, 2012	Art Market Watch LONDON SALES OF CONTEMPORARY ART by Jessica Mizrachi Tweeting the results of the Richterrific sales and Baconfidence at the auctions in London.

Feb. 16, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Bushwick and Chelsea go head to head with dueling openings; Marc Jancou sues Sotheby's and Cady Noland; Christian Boltanski to make monthly videos for the rest of his life; Marina Abramovic enlists Rem Koolhaas to design new performing-arts center.

Feb. 15, 2012	Ouattara Watts HEAD OVER HEELS by Walter Robinson Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld presents 15 new paintings by Ouattara Watts at a provisional space in the far West Village.

Feb. 14, 2012	Old Masters LOOTED BY THE NAZIS, A ROMANINO IS RETURNED by Paul Jeromack A dispute over a looted Old Master ends after the work is seized while on loan to a U.S. museum.

Feb. 10, 2012	NYC Gallery Shows THE NEW YORK LIST, 2/10/2012 by Emily Nathan Jon Kessler, Alec Soth, Kay Rosen, Anne Truitt, Terry Winters, Willie Doherty, Mary Corse and Zimoun.

Feb. 10, 2012	Art Market Watch SALES IN LONDON: IMPRESSIONIST, MODERN AND SURREALIST by Jessica Mizrachi Jon Kessler, Alec Soth, Kay Rosen, Anne Truitt, Terry Winters, Willie Doherty, Mary Corse and Zimoun.

Feb. 9, 2012	Tony Oursler THE MAN BEHIND THE MOVING CAMERA by Emily Nathan Tony Oursler screens his single-channel videos at Electronic Arts Intermix.

Feb. 9, 2012	ARTNET NEWS A judge fires the executor of the embattled Allan Stone estate. Plus, the windy city loses Art Chicago but gains new fair Expo Chicago, and PS1 gets a pollution-fighting installation for its courtyard.

Feb. 9, 2012	ARTNET NEWS A judge fires the executor of the embattled Allan Stone estate. Plus, the windy city loses Art Chicago but gains new fair Expo Chicago, and PS1 gets a pollution-fighting installation for its courtyard.

Feb. 8, 2012	Kiki Smith SORCERY AND SENSUALISM "Visionary Sugar: Works by Kiki Smith," a survey of new bronze and aluminum sculptures, Jacquard tapestries, drawings on Nepal paper and more at the Neuberger Museum.

Feb. 7, 2012	American Art THE BONEYARD PROJECT Out at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, a show of art made from airplane nose cones, and entire airplanes.

Feb. 6, 2012	Art Market Watch OLD MASTERS IN NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi More than $130 million in the January Old Master sales at Christie's and Sotheby's New York.

Feb. 6, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Twelve of the nation's top 50 donors of 2011 are arts patrons, new Walmart to displace three Miami art fairs, and a tale of fake Basquiats, Harings and Warhols.

Feb. 3, 2012	Spencer's Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer More than $130 million in the January Old Master sales at Christie's and Sotheby's New York.

Feb. 2, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Janine Gordon files new brief in Ryan McGinley copyright case. Plus, David Reed does skateboards, Denver law students oppose Christo's Over the River and a Mona Lisa replica sheds new light on the masterpiece.

Feb. 1, 2012	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Van Gogh, Tacita Dean, Renoir, Juan Downey, Gauguin, John Chamberlain, Cindy Sherman, Rineke Djikstra, Jules Olitski, "The Generational," "The Art Of Golf," Outsider Art, more.

January

Jan. 30, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Beach Boys lyricist Van Dyke Parks tells painter Erik den Breejen to "cease and desist." Plus, 1980s AIDS activist collective Gran Fury gets a new survey, and Sandro Kopp paints Skype portraits of his celebrity friends.

Jan. 27, 2012	Art Market Watch ARTNET AUCTIONS 2011: A YEAR OF TOP LOTS by Jessica Mizrachi The highlights of 2011's Artnet Auctions, for those of you who haven't yet started taking note of the haps in online art sales.

Jan. 26, 2012	Old Masters NGA SNAGS $1.5 MIL DE KEYSER by Paul Jeromack In Christie's New York "Old Master Paintings" sale, Jan. 25, 2012, the NGA wins out over fierce competitors to acquire its first painting by Dutch master Thomas de Keyser.

Jan. 25, 2012	Cariou v. Prince CARIOU FIGHTS COPYRIGHT APPEAL by Rachel Corbett Patrick Cariou's lawyers filed an appellate brief today challenging Richard Prince and Larry Gagosian's attempts to appeal last year's copyright defeat.

Jan. 24, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Hard-boiled crime king Weegee in four new shows, further details on Gagosian-Cowles feud, Indiana artists bank on Super Bowl tourism, and the Design Museum London gets new £80 million home.

Jan. 20, 2012	Bushwick Art Scene BIGFOOT IN BUSHWICK by Rachel Corbett With a scattering of new galleries and next month's arrival of Luhring Augustine, locals debate what's next for the prospering Bushwick art scene.

Jan. 20, 2012	Party Pictures ART LOS ANGELES CONTEMPORARY Photos by Pedro Vélez Good deals and a festive atmosphere abound at Art Los Angeles Contemporary at the Barker Hangar, Jan. 19-22, 2012.

Jan. 19, 2012	Gallery Shows NYC THE NEW YORK LIST 1/19/2012 by Emily Nathan Damien Hirst, Shirin Neshat, Doug Wheeler, Rashid Johnson, Weegee, Mat Collishaw, Matt Hoyt, Bill Jensen, Taylor Mead.

Jan. 18, 2012	Art Market Watch BAKU IN LONDON AND PRINTS IN NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi "Fly to Baku: Contemporary Art from Azerbaijan" at Phillips de Pury & Co. in London, and "Editions" at Phillips de Pury & Co. in New York.

Jan. 18, 2012	ARTNET NEWS The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery gets more heat from last year’s Wojnarowicz censor. Plus, video game art in D.C., and making sense of the Chinese auction boom.

Jan. 13, 2012	Maurizio Cattelan FAMILY BUSINESS GALLERY OPENS AT ANNA KUSTERA by Rachel Corbett He's not retired yet -- Maurizio Cattelan teams up again with curator Massimiliano Gioni to open a mini-gallery in Chelsea.

Jan. 13, 2012	American Art NEW AMERICAN ART GALLERIES FOR THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM Photos by Walter Robinson The Metropolitan Museum unveils its new galleries for American art on June 16, 2012.

Jan. 12, 2012	ARTNET NEWS James Franco to play Mapplethorpe, plus, a provocative Berlin Biennale project by Martin Zet, lingerie models at Musée d'Orsay, and 15 art fairs in the next two weeks.

Jan. 11, 2012	Damien Hirst HOT SPOTS by Rachel Corbett With spot paintings at all 11 Gagosian galleries around the globe, Damien Hirst dominates once again, and he's still bored by it all.

Jan. 10, 2012	ARTNET NEWS "Hajj" at the British Museum, Henry O. Tanner in Philadelphia, Jesús Soto at NYU's Grey Gallery and a boost for the Guggenheim's proposed branch in Helsinki.

Jan. 10, 2012	Malanga v. Chamberlain THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING CHAMBERLAIN WARHOL by Rachel Corbett Where is 315 Johns, the putative Andy Warhol portrait of John Chamberlain?

Jan. 9, 2012	Gallery Shows NYC THE NEW YORK LIST 1/9/2012 by Emily Nathan "Corporations," Bertien van Nanen, James Nares, Hassan Sharif, Michael Snow, Margaret Evangeline, Thomas Woodruff, "Diggers," On Kawara, Joel Sternfeld, Ai Weiwei.

Jan. 9, 2012	Art Market Watch TASTEMAKERS, AMERICANA, OLD MASTERS AND MORE by Jessica Mizrachi Marketing the art auctions -- "Tastemakers," "Americana Week" and "Old Masters Week" in January 2012.

Jan. 6, 2012	Close Encounters NOW DIG THIS! by Linda Yablonsky The black art renaissance, now and then, via Clifford Owens in New York, "Now Dig This!" in Los Angeles, plus David Hammons and more.

Jan. 4, 2012	ARTNET NEWS Richard Prince gets a show at the Museo Picasso Málaga, a round-up of January art benefits and a Metallica-inspired exhibition in Los Angeles.

Jan. 3, 2012	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Jennifer Bolande, Zoe Strauss, Picasso’s drawings, Dana Schutz, Enrico David, Djuna Barnes, Annie Leibovitz, Frank Gaard, Rabindranath Tagore, more.

December

Dec. 22, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Dread Scott blazes into the New Year with two fiery shows. Plus, watch Professor Kalup Linzy's disciples of melodrama perform their NYU final projects, and a Maine artist tracks down her 600 Facebook friends.

Dec. 20, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Buy your own Work of Art prints-on-canvas, and Bravo keeps the money. Plus, more on the David Rohn and Evo Love fortune-teller fracas and the India Art Fair beefs up for 2012.

Dec. 20, 2011	Art Market Watch THE MILLION-DOLLAR DESIGN FLOCK by Jessica Mizrachi Before Christmas, big prices for Francois-Xavier and Claude Lalanne, Eileen Gray, Frederick Kiesler, Naum Slutzky, Paul Lobel, more.

Dec. 19, 2011	Gallery Shows NYC THE NEW YORK LIST 12/19/11 by Emily Nathan For the die-hards, a few exhibitions to see before the New Year -- and after, in the first weeks of 2012

Dec. 16, 2011	Cariou v. Prince MORE ON ARTISTS' COPYRIGHT CLAIMS by Walter Robinson "What We Talk about When We Talk About Appropriation: Contemporary Art after Cariou v. Prince" at the New York City Bar Association.

Dec. 12, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Abu Dhabi Art treads water. Plus, a PBS newsman opens art gallery, last show for Merce Cunningham dancers, John Baldessari "post-studio art," NADA to Art Cologne, Bank of America gives to RISD.

Dec. 9, 2011	Spencer's Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer The Brouhaha: When the Bird Became Art and Art Became Anything, by Tamara Mann.

Dec. 8, 2011	Andy Warhol WARHOL AUTHENTICATION BOARD BLUES by Walter Robinson Should artist-endowed foundations get into the authentication business? Most certainly not.

Dec. 7, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Knoedler's and the forgery ring, Voina member escapes from Russian jail, and Rachel Kneebone pairs her work with Rodin at the Brooklyn Museum.

Dec. 6, 2011	Miami Art Week SALES HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE ART FAIRS A round-up of what sold at Art Basel Miami Beach, Pulse Miami, Art Miami and more.

Dec. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Theaster Gates, Matthew Buckingham, Rodarte, Alfred Wertheimer’s Elvis photographs, 2010 SECA Art Awards, Claire Healy and Sean Cordeiro, conceptual art and the photograph, Sanja Iveković, more.

November

Nov. 30, 2011	Art Market Watch WARHOL'S SEASIDE CHIC In conjunction with Art Basel Miami Beach, 50 Andy Warhol works go up for sale on artnet Auctions. Plus, a screening of the artist's never-before-seen film San Diego Surf at the Standard Miami hotel.

Nov. 29, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Martin Creed decorates a London restaurant, Oslo discovers a Rubens, Voina to curate Berlin Biennale and Anselm Reyle designs for Dior.

Nov. 18, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Gordon v. McGinley copyright saga continues. Plus, Destroy All Monsters in L.A., skateboards from Guyton\Walker, Frieze Art Fair's New York lineup, and the Contemporary Istanbul fair.

Nov. 17, 2011	Spencer's Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer Opinions about the Authenticity of Art, by Ronald D. Spencer.

Nov. 15, 2011	Artnet News MIAMI ART WEEK 2011 Bienvenidos a Miami! The global art world is about to descend upon Miami for Miami Art Week -- herewith, a preview.

Nov. 14, 2011	Shepard Fairey ARTWALK NY FEATURES SHEPARD FAIREY BENEFIT PRINT The annual benefit for the Coalition for the Homeless features a special print by Shepard Fairey available exclusively in Artnet Auctions.

Nov. 10, 2011	Robert Graham EARLY WORK 1963-1973 An interview with Hans Neuendorf "Robert Graham: Early Work 1963-1973," a new exhibition at David Zwirner, New York.

Nov. 10, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Chamberlain, Picasso, Woodman, Djikstra and more come to the Guggenheim next year. Plus, the 2012 ADAA Art Show and a new fair for Casablanca.

Nov. 9, 2011	Art Market Watch STILL & RICHTER STAR AT SOTHEBY'S CONTEMPORARY ART AUCTION Clyfford Still paintings for $61.7 million and $31.4 million, Gerhard Richter for $20.8 million and $18 million, plus more.

Nov. 9, 2011	Art Market Watch RECORDS FALL AT CHRISTIE'S CONTEMPORARY ART AUCTION Record-setting $43 million Lichtenstein, $10.7 million Bourgeois, $4.5 million Paul McCarthy, more.

Nov. 9, 2011	Layla Love LIFT THE VEILS THAT CLOUD THE BEAUTY THAT SURROUNDS by Anthony Haden-Guest Photographer Layla Love and the 11-11-11 PeaceLink live benefit in Culver City.

Nov. 8, 2011	Art Market Watch A GOOD $71.2 MILLION AT PHILLIPS DE PURY by Rachel Corbett Phillips de Pury contemporary art evening sale pushes into the big leagues -- and raises $2.7 mil for the Guggenheim Museum.

Nov. 7, 2011	Walton Ford MONKEY MAN by Rachel Corbett Daphne Guinness, Padma Lakshmi and friends celebrate wildlife painter Walton Ford’s new show at Paul Kasmin Gallery.

Nov. 4, 2011	Print Week 2011 IFPDA ART FAIR AND PRINT AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS by Deborah Ripley Affordable Chuck Close, museum-worthy German Expressionism and more at the International Fine Print Dealers Association Fair.

Nov. 4, 2011	Prince v. Cariou RICHARD PRINCE APPEAL FILED IN COPYRIGHT CASE by Rachel Corbett Richard Prince's new legal counsel, Boies, Schiller & Flexner, offers a convincing case for reversing the lower-court decision Patrick Cariou's copyright lawsuit.

Nov. 3, 2011	Art Market Watch SOTHEBY'S IMP & MOD DOES A TRIUMPHANT $199.8 MILLION A $40.4 million Klimt, a $23 million late Picasso, an $18 million Caillebotte and more in Sotheby's Impressionist and modern sale.

Nov. 3, 2011	Maurizio Cattelan ALL CATTELAN, ALL OVER THE PLACE A look at the Guggenheim Museum's new Maurizio Cattelan retrospective.

Nov. 2, 2011	Art Market Watch CHRISTIE'S DOES $140.7 MIL IN WAN IMP & MOD EVENING SALE At Christie's New York, sometimes the bids come fast, and sometimes they come slow.

Nov. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Maurizio Cattelan, New York's Photo League, Francesca Woodman, Sherrie Levine, Diego Rivera, Clifford Owens, Hide/Seek, Jenny Saville, New Islamic galleries for the Met, Korean Eye, Prix Pictet photographers, more.

Nov. 1, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Helly Nahmad Gallery snagged in Nazi loot suit, E.V. Day for Sephora, cat fancy for the PAN Amsterdam fair, and "The Radical Camera."

October

Oct. 31, 2011	Jake and Dinos Chapman SHOCK AND AWE by Emily Nathan Utopia and fascism -- YBa Jake Chapman in conversation with Sir Norman Rosenthal at the 92nd Street Y.

Oct. 31, 2011	Artnet News IFPDA PRINT FAIR PREVIEW Ninety top print dealers convene at the Park Avenue Armory for the annual International Fine Print Dealers Association Print Fair.

Oct. 28, 2011	ARTNET NEWS New Armory Show star Theaster Gates, Fernando Botero's "Passion of Christ," and a couple of hypotheses about Maurizio Cattelan.

Oct. 26, 2011	Carsten Höller FUNHOUSE AT THE NEW MUSEUM by Rachel Corbett Slides, flashing lights, drugs and more in the New Museum's immersive Carsten Holler retrospective.

Oct. 25, 2011	Art Toronto CANADA'S OWN ART FAIR An art-market funhouse, a Sol LeWitt dance-brawl and a collage party join more than 100 galleries at Art Toronto this weekend.

Oct. 20, 2011	Andy Warhol Foundation WARHOL FOUNDATION TO QUIT AUTHENTICATING WORKS by Rachel Corbett After spending millions on legal battles with the owners of rejected Warhols, the foundation dissolves its powerful authentication board.

Oct. 20, 2011	Frieze Art Fair LONELY AMERICANS by Rachel Corbett Led by Richter and Rauch, sales at the Frieze Art Fair swam along steadily, despite the absence of American collectors.

Oct. 19, 2011	Art Market Watch FRIEZE WEEK CONTEMPORARY AUCTIONS by Emily Nathan A $16.5 million Gerhard Richter, a $5 million Lucian Freud, a $5 million Alberto Burri and more at Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips de Pury in London.

Oct. 19, 2011	Artnet News CLARK ART INSTITUTE RENOVATION AND EXPANSION The Clark Art Institute gets a new education center designed by Tadao Ando.

Oct. 18, 2011	Frieze Art Fair FRIEZE WEEK SIDESHOWS: FRAME AND SLUICE by Rachel Corbett Inside Frame, the Frieze Art Fair's own satellite fair, plus the new artist-inspired Sluice Art Fair.

Oct. 17, 2011	Kalup Linzy LONDON FRIEZE OUT? by Rachel Corbett After a cool reception to his Frieze week performance, Kalup Linzy talks London vs. New York, the revival of his soul-singer persona Taiwan and what's next for him and James Franco.

Oct. 14, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Uli Sigg Museum? Plus, cancelled Poster Boy exhibition is back on, Schiaparelli and Prada at the Met, National Arts Awards from Americans for the Arts, Take Home a Nude, Art Review Power 100, more.

Oct. 11, 2011	Frieze Art Fair FRIEZE WEEK GUIDE 2011 by Rachel Corbett Highlights from Frieze and the legions of satellite events setting up around London.

Oct. 7, 2011	ARTNET NEWS $500,000 for ArtPrize winners, Getty gets Ruscha photos and archive, Luxembourg Dayan opens in London, and more on Gagosian's shop.

Oct. 6, 2011	Artnet Design STEVE JOBS AND HIS DESIGN LEGACY by Brent Lewis Apple founder Steve Jobs, who died at age 56 on Oct. 5, 2011, had a profound effect on the design of contemporary life.

Oct. 5, 2011	ARTNET NEWS "David Smith: Cubes and Anarchy" at the Whitney, Schwarzenegger in bronze, and the "Art in Odd Places" festival.

Oct. 3, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Pacific Standard Time rules in Los Angeles. Plus, Degas dancers, Degas nudes, “Art and Black Los Angeles,” “Dance/Draw,” Alfred Stieglitz’s artists, Impressionist works on paper, Caravaggio, Hans Haacke, Tristan Lowe, Carsten Höller, more.

September

Sept. 30, 2011	Artnet News NUIT BLANCHE LIGHTS UP GREENPOINT Sept. 30, 2011 The Nuit Blanche festival comes to Brooklyn on Oct. 1, 2011.

Sept. 29, 2011	ARTNET NEWS NY Art Book Fair 2011, Blain Di Donna debuts in NYC with Magritte, MakerBot at the New Museum, CAM Raleigh looks at contemporary design.

Sept. 28, 2011	Art Market Watch HUFFING AND PUFFING by Rachel Corbett Five "tune-up" sales of contemporary art in New York kick off the fall auction season.

Sept. 27, 2011	Art Market Watch MODERN MARKET PREDICTIONS FROM "ARTELLIGENCE" by Rachel Corbett Miró, Matisse, Leger, Kandinsky and more art market advice for big spenders from the "Artelligence" conference.

Sept. 26, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Changes at the Armory Show, three art fairs bow in Los Angeles, Marcus Harvey curates, Winslow Homer's studio opens, classic art from India.

Sept. 19, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Germany honors slain Egyptian blogger Khaled Said with a Berlin Wall portrait. Plus, trade time for an artist-cooked lunch, Tom Otterness installation stalled, Ireland auctions debtor’s $2.8 mil art collection.

Sept. 16, 2011	Art Market Watch HERBERT MATTER PHOTOGRAPHS ON ARTNET AUCTIONS by Christopher Sweet Photograms, darkroom abstractions, nudes and fashion images from New York School photographer Herbert Matter.

Sept. 16, 2011	LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL 2011 Almost 300 design events in the ninth year of the London Design Festival, running Sept. 17-25, 2011.

Sept. 15, 2011	Cariou vs. Prince: A WIN FOR RICHARD PRINCE IN COPYRIGHT CASE by Rachel Corbett Judges gave Richard Prince the green-light yesterday to appeal Patrick Cariou’s copyright lawsuit. Prince’s attorney shares his legal srategy.

Sept. 14, 2011	When in Istanbul. . . ARTWORLD FLOCKS TO 2011 ISTANBUL BIENNIAL And the new art fair, Art Beat Istanbul, and several new galleries as well.

Sept. 13, 2011	ARTNET NEWS New commissions from Performa 11, National Academy Museum reopens, Met tourists boost NYC economy and Whitney honors Calvin Tomkins. Plus, Joe Forkan's Big Lebowski art.

Sept. 12, 2011	Party Pictures "RICHARD HAMBLETON: A RETROSPECTIVE" by Rachel Corbett Go behind the scenes of the start-studded Richard Hambleton retro at Phillips de Pury and the after-party at Indochine.

Sept. 8, 2011	ARTNET NEWS David Adjaye gets Design Miami honor, MAD opens wearable sculpture, Tate oil tanks, new Sluice Art Fair in London.

Sept. 7, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Get a manicure at the New Museum, Dia grows in Chelsea, David Shrigley tattoos fans, "Speculative Realism" at CUNY's Graduate Center, a petition for Freddie Mercury.

Sept. 7, 2011	New Art FOUR DAYS IN SEPTEMBER If you haven't started yet, you're already behind: 30 art openings in 4 days in New York.

Sept. 2, 2011	Spencer's Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer "Is a Right of First Refusal an Offer You Can't Refuse? If It's in Writing, Most Probably," by Amy J. Goldrich, Esq.

Sept. 2, 2011	Artnet News Ryan McGinley files for court costs in Janine Gordon copyright case. Plus, Jeff Koons lends Old Masters, Hennessy Youngman in Chicago, KAWS thief caught.

Sept. 2, 2011	Artnet.de Digest JÄGERS COLLECTION FORGERS GO ON TRIAL IN COLOGNE by Henrike von Spesshardt A day of reckoning for the "Jägers Collection" Forgery Ring, responsible for almost 50 bogus artworks worth €16 million.

Sept. 1, 2011	Artnet News GALLERIES DEFEND CONTROVERSIAL BANKSY SHOW by Rachel Corbett Street Art fans have denounced the Southampton exhibition of unauthenticated Banksy works excavated from the West Bank of Palestine. But now the galleries say they saved the works from destruction.

Sept. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Zaha Hadid, Willem de Kooning, “Warhol on the Mall,” Swoon, ASCO, Ezra Jack Keats, Xu Bing, Fluxus, Eva Hesse, De Wain Valentine, Bertrand Goldberg, and September 11th commemorated.

August

Aug. 31, 2011	ARTNET NEWS The art of anger? Plus, Banksy fans protest removal of Palestinian stencils, 80 galleries head for (e)merge, Bard Graduate Center does color, and Stephen Jones brings 250 hats to New York.

Aug. 31, 2011	Art Jocks FITNESS GURU TO THE ART ELITE OPENS GALLERY by Rachel Corbett Peter Hionas is capitalizing on his reputation as perhaps the only personal trainer catering to the art world by opening up a gallery -- connected to his Tribeca gym, of course.

Aug. 30, 2011	Artnet.de Digest ART DISCOVERY: UNKNOWN WATERCOLORS BY OTTO DIX by Henrike von Spesshardt Newly rediscovered watercolors and drawings by Otto Dix from the collection of Dr. Hans Koch.

Aug. 26, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Art events on Governor's Island, controversy over Bulgaria's new Socialist Art Museum, Cook Fine Art sued for $5.3 million, a "Beauty Contest" at the Austrian Cultural Forum, and fair producer George Little Management changes hands.

Aug. 25, 2011	ARTNET NEWS "Work of Art" is back! Plus, Jennifer Rubell makes tamales, Kansas botches its NEA funding, Patti Smith checks in at the Chelsea, SpongeBob's Todd White sues dealer.

Aug. 24, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Uncertain reception for MLK Memorial, art by David Byrne and other rockers, Romare Bearden's 100th, more.

Aug. 24, 2011	Art Market Watch ARTIST EPHEMERA For the most avid collector, signed artworks and other items that were an intimate part of artists' lives.

Aug. 22, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Odd Nerdrum sentenced to prison for tax evasion; Beastie Boy films Peter Schjeldahl documentary; Jean Paul Gaultier heads to Dallas.

Aug. 19, 2011	DISMISSED! JUDGE TOSSES COPYRIGHT LAWSUIT AGAINST RYAN MCGINLEY by Rachel Corbett A district court judge dismisses photographer Janine Gordon’s controversial lawsuit for copyright infringement against fellow photographer Ryan McGinley.

Aug. 18, 2011	Artnet News REMEMBERING 9/11 by Rachel Corbett New York art institutions join in the commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Aug. 18, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Timothy Greenfield-Sanders’ "Latino List," new blood art from Jordan Eagles, attendance rises for free museums, Elizabeth Streb open rehearsals, Chihuly and Tara Donovan in Jackson Hole, Gagosian’s new mansion.

Aug. 16, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Art dealer sues SpongeBob artist, bronze prices vex sculptors, Lisa Perry’s Lichtensteins, rent-to-own art, Mumbai Christian museum, Marei von Saher’s settlement, Rembrandt found.

Aug. 15, 2011	Art Market Watch CONTEMPORARY MIDDLE EAST Artnet Auctions Middle Eastern Art sale offers provocative and inventive artworks by artists from Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and other countries in the region.

Aug. 12, 2011	Artnet News AI WEIWEI SPEAKS OUT The dissident Chinese artist pushes the limits in interviews and internet postings.

Aug. 12, 2011	ARTNET NEWS A Futurist dinner in D.C., golf art in Atlanta, rare violins disappear, KAWS painting stolen from Marc Ecko, Elvis in African art show.

Aug. 11, 2011	Art Market Watch TOP TEN LOTS, JULY 2011 The art market moves to London and China for the summer, while the top ten lots total almost $150 million for July.

Aug. 10, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Dia negotiates Spiral Jetty lease; ArtCrush Aspen breaks records; R. Crumb snubs Australia, and Brice Marden lands in the tabloids.

Aug. 9, 2011	Kenny Schachter presents BILL WYMAN, PHOTOGRAPHER At London's Kenny Schachter/ROVE, an exhibition of photographs taken by former Rolling Stones' bass guitarist Bill Wyman is slated for October, 2011.

Aug. 8, 2011	ARTNET NEWS McQueen makes Met history, Anselm Kiefer gets documentary, Chris Johanson debuts music festival, Rocco DeSimone goes broke.

Aug. 5, 2011	Art Market Watch SOTHEBY'S BESTS CHRISTIE'S WITH $3.4 BILLION IN 2011 FIRST-HALF SALES The rise of the fine art market.

Aug. 4, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Art fairs and biennials in 2011: Dublin Contemporary, ShContemporary 2011, Lyon Biennial, Houston Fine Art Fair, Art Beat Istanbul, 12th Istanbul Biennial, 15th Art Moscow, Moscow Biennale and the Joburg Art Fair.

Aug. 3, 2011	"Ocularpation" NAKED ON WALL STREET Artist Zefrey Throwell's happening, Ocularpation: Wall Street, "exposes" the Financial District to 50 actors playing downtown types who drop trou in front of the NYSE.

Aug. 3, 2011	ARTNET NEWS The BMW Guggenheim Lab opens in dilapidated lot; ArtAspen returns; "Float" biennial at Socrates; a Richard Hambleton retro; Stephen Keene in Santa Monica, and El Museo del Barrio gets new director.

Aug. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Rembrandt and the Face of Jesus, Ai Weiwei, Yoshua Okon, "Richard Prince: Covering Pollock," Dieter Ram, Carlito Carvahlosa, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, more.

July

July 28, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Contretempts over Artforum bootleg, Bob Dylan at Gagosian, Cindy Sherman for MAC, $20 mil from Alice Walton for Crystal Bridges, new artist visa in the U.K.

July 27, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Bad Teacher? Enroll in James Franco's summer school class at MoMA PS1. Plus, raising funds for a Chihuly for Boston MFA, Asia Society gets delayed art show from Pakistan, and new "Art in the Streets" commissions in L.A.

July 26, 2011	Art Market Watch Skate's Market Notes on Poly International Auction. Plus, a Ming Dynasty horse at Duke's in Dorset.

July 26, 2011	Artnet News Art writer Sarah Thornton wins libel case against Daily Telegraph book reviewer, plus NADA Hudson and ArtCrush Aspen.

July 25, 2011	Artnet News Fire Island gets LGBT artist residency, NZ galleries out at Auckland Art Fair, Chelsea Art Walk, Ai Weiwei on Google+, more.

July 22, 2011	Art Market Watch STRONG HALF-YEAR SALES AT CHRISTIE’S Asian sales up by 48 percent, contemporary art up 52 percent in the first half of 2011.

July 21, 2011	Artnet News The Leigh Morse-Lawrence Salander scandal, the imaginary artist trend, Rocco DeSimone sentenced, Greek antiquities restrictions, more.

July 20, 2011	Art Market Watch ARTNET'S RECORD-BREAKING WARHOL SALE Warhol sells for 1.3 million in artnet auctions.

July 19, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Old Master art fair debuts, a Warhol tribute album, Stephen Powers at Ogilvy & Mather, White Cube Hong Kong, Rirkrit Tiravanija parades L.A., Gray at the New Museum, more.

July 18, 2011	Art & Copyright TEAM GALLERY RESPONDS TO THE JANINE GORDON VS. RYAN MCGINLEY SUIT McGinley’s dealer, José Freire, issues a statement on the copyright lawsuit

July 15, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Transformers 3 & the iconic Milwaukee Art Museum. Plus, Frans Hals at the Met, the art of cruelty, Russian art collector Leonid Mikhelson, more.

July 14, 2011	Art Market Watch INSIDE THE LONDON OLD MASTER AUCTIONS by Paul Jeromack A £22.4 million Stubbs at Christie’s trumped by a £26.7 million Guardi at Sotheby's.

July 13, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Miranda July, art fairs in Los Angeles, ShContemporary 2011, and the first art gallery.

July 12, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Two copyright shakedowns. Plus, Chelsea gallery for Turkish art, cuts in Netherlands arts budget, and NEA and Amway, together at last.

July 11, 2011	>Art & Copyright RYAN MCGINLEY SUED IN COPYRIGHT CASE by Rachel Corbett Will Janine Gordon's suit against Ryan McGinley cloud the free-wheeling photographer's beautiful, bare-skinned summer?

July 8, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Questions about Serpentine benefit art auction, Otterness lions rejected for Battery Park library, Pollock physics, Calder in Paris, Rockwell at the White House, Mottola gallery, more.

July 6, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Is Qatar the new world art capital? Plus, long-lost Leonardo to go on view, Ai Weiwei in Minnesota, and Kal Spelletich's jet-pack art.

July 6, 2011	Cy Twombly THE WRITING ON THE WALL by Peter Plagens RIP Cy Twombly, 1928-2011, a courtly painter whose works can be profoundly refreshing.

July 5, 2011	Spencer's Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer "A Funny thing Happened on the Way to the Gallery: A Bankruptcy Fable (Or Not)," by Aaron R. Cahn.

July 5, 2011	Art Market Watch LONDON CONTEMPORARY AUCTIONS, A SLIDE SHOW Top lots at Sotheby's London ($206 million), Christie's London ($146.8 million) and Phillips de Pury & Company London ($26.7 million).

July 1, 2011	Prospect.2 Biennial BLUES ON THE BAYOU by Rachel Corbett Reduced ambition -- and budgets -- mark Prospect.2, the long-awaited second New Orleans biennial.

July 1, 2011	ARTNET NEWS States cut arts funding, Will Ryman's roses, new Stavros Niarchos Center, artist in a crate, Rose Art Museum news, more.

July 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Helmut Newton, Fabergé, Chitra Ganesh, George Herms, Spiral, "Talk to Me" design at MoMA, Frans Hals, TASS posters, more.

June

June 30, 2011	Artnet News SUMMER ART SCENE HITS THE HAMPTONS Coming up in July, two art fairs (ArtHamptons & artMRKT Hamptons), the Parrish Art Museum benefit, the Bridgehampton Biennial and "Uncommon Ground II."

June 27, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Van der Neer in Boston, Feigen and Rosa Bonheur, London's Cultural Olympiad, biennials in the Bronx & New Orleans, Art Moscow 2011, more.

June 24, 2011	Dakis Joannou AEGEAN ANOMIE by Rachel Corbett Dakis Joannou invites Doug Aitken, Chloë Sevigny and 300 lucky guests to his annual art-world extravaganza on Hydra Island.

June 21, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Frieze Projects 2011, "Nose Job" from Carlo McCormick, earthwork park for Spain, and LeClerc out (finally) at NYPL.

June 17, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Northside Festival in Brooklyn, art and dogs in St. Louis, Philbrook Museum expands downtown, new RISD museum head, more.

June 16, 2011	Art Market Watch OLD MASTER PAINTINGS IN NEW YORK by Paul Jeromack The Master of the Parrot, Nicholas Berchem and Etienne Jeaurat.

June 15, 2011	ARTNET NEWS SOFA launches Americana fair, artists out at Greenpoint art convent, Patti Smith museum show, Teen Art Gallery, Museum for African Art delays opening, more.

June 14, 2011	Art 42 Basel PICTURE POST A preview of the mother of all art fairs, Art 42 Basel, June 15-19, 2011.

June 10, 2011	Brian Donnelly KAWSCAPADES by Rachel Corbett Art and design sensation KAWS installs his 16-foot-tall bashful mouse sculpture on The Standard hotel plaza.

June 9, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Vishnu & Devi in NYC museums, inside the Rockefeller art scandal, art goes aquatic in New York, fashion designer Mary Katrantzou, Chris Gollon Painting in Twilight, more.

June 9, 2011	Art Market Watch NO GO FOR CHRISTIE'S IPO? by Rachel Corbett Is French luxury tycoon François Pinault looking to take Christie’s public?

June 8, 2011	Bushwick Open Studios BROOKLYN LOCAL by Emily Nathan More than 390 art events at over 130 venues in Bushwick, Brooklyn -- the hippest art neighborhood in New York.

June 7, 2011	ARTNET NEWS What’s on at the Philadelphia Museum, public art on the High Line, the new M+ art museum in West Kowloon, "Pursuit of Porcelain" at Ferrin Gallery, Merton D. Simpson "Encore!" and Mo David North.

June 6, 2011	ARTNET NEWS New York Close Up debuts online, Guggenheim boycott continues, curators out in Canada, Russian art embargo hits LACMA, more.

June 3, 2011	Art Market Watch BOTERO & THE GANG by Rachel Corbett $48 million in sales at Latin American art auctions at Christie’s and Sotheby’s in New York in late May.

June 2, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Magritte's dirty pictures, Gagosian's iPad app, exposition CHICAGO for 2010, Moving Image to London, Serra sculpture for Qatar, more.

June 1, 2011	Artnet News VENICE BIENNALE 2011 Mike Nelson, Christian Boltanski, Yael Bartana, the Starn Twins, Oksana Mas, Richard Phillips, Neville Wakefield, more.

June 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Ryan Trecartin, Ed Ruscha, Frank Stella, Wassily Kandinsky, Lee Ufan, Bryan Hunt, Dorothea Rockburne, Lyonel Feininger, "John Waters curates," Joseph Cornell, more.

May

May 31, 2011	ARTNET NEWS The mysterious death of Wlodzimierz Ksiazek. Plus, Art HK 11, Steve Martin's forged Campendonck, Peter Brant raises funds, National Academy reopens.

May 26, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Koons Museum for rural Pennsylvania? Plus, Linda McCartney photo blowout, new Kunsthalle Detroit, street artist Becca Midwood, and what happened at the Whitney Art Party.

May 26, 2011	Art Market Watch DULL AMERICAN? by Rachel Corbett The American art market looks weaker than it is in May auctions at Sotheby’s and Christie’s.

May 25, 2011	Artnet Design DESIGN GETS HOT by Brook S. Mason Bertoia, Baas, McMakin and more at Phillips de Pury & Company design sale on Park Avenue.

May 24, 2011	MIDDLE EAST REPORT by Nazy Nazhand The Arab art community comes together in April for the fifth edition of Art Dubai, the 10th Sharjah Biennial and the launch of Dubai Art Week.

May 24, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Whitney Museum goes bigtime. Plus, art architect Max Gordon, artists’ magazines, the Kitchen celebrates its SoHo years, ACRIA benefit, design criticism at SVA, and new art spaces from LeRoy Neiman and André Leon Talley.

May 20, 2011	Art Market Watch PIECE BY PIECE by Daniel Grant Large contemporary art installations, difficult to sell as a whole, can sometimes be collected by their component parts.

May 20, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Frieze Art Fair comes to New York, new director for the Frick, Michal Rovner at the Louvre, brides protest Pae White installation, trial in Giacometti scam, more.

May 19, 2011	Art Market Watch SOTHEBY’S STOCK, EVER VOLATILE With its long climb upward and recent sudden drop, Sotheby's stock is following historical patterns.

May 18, 2011	Artnet Design WHY WE LOVE (AND NEED) DESIGN by Brent Lewis Designers transform the stuff of daily life, and fill it with the power to communicate.

May 18, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Ai Weiwei fallout for Art HK? Plus, graffiti bienal at El Museo, to-do lists at the Morgan Library, Xu Bing & tobacco at the VMFA, supercollectors Rosen and Lis in court, more.

May 18, 2011	Art Market Watch BATTLING ART FAIRS HIT SAN FRANCISCO by Rachel Corbett Three new art fairs -- the San Francisco Fine Arts Fair, artMRKT San Francisco and ArtPadSF -- open this weekend in a city that two years ago had none.

May 17, 2011	Art Market Watch LAST CHANCE FOR CZECH PHOTOGRAPHY A rare selection of modernist pioneers in the Czech Photography sale on Artnet Auctions.

May 12, 2011	PICTURE POST Baselitz, Chamberlain, Johns, Judd, Louise Lawler and more during New York Gallery Week.

May 12, 2011	Art Market Watch RETURN OF THE RICH Christie's New York does a triumphant $301 million at its contemporary art sale.

May 11, 2011	Art Market Watch REVOLT OF THE RICH? Sotheby's New York does a "meager" $128 million at its spring contemporary sale.

May 11, 2011	Art Market Watch ANDY WARHOL'S MAO A chance to measure the market with a choice portfolio of Warhol "Mao" prints from 1972.

May 10, 2011	Art Market Watch ALLAN STONE COLLECTION Chamberlain, de Kooning & Thiebaud from the late Manhattan art dealer sell for $54.8 million at Sotheby's New York.

May 10, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Copyright suit for Sarah Morris, bad "knight" for Rashaad Newsome, Francesco Clemente at the Uffizi, more.

May 6, 2011	ARTNET NEWS The New Museum’s StreetFest street fair, Turner Prize 2011 shortlist, more on Sasha Grey’s photographs, more.

May 5, 2011	Art Market Watch THE AMERICAN SCENE AT ARTNET AUCTIONS by Daniel Grant Artnet Auctions is offering a wide selection of prints, paintings and works on paper by the first great generation of 20th-century American artists.

May 5, 2011	Art Market Watch BRING ON THE BLOCKBUSTERS by Andrew Decker Monet, Vlaminck, and Picasso top $20 million at Christie's New York as gamble pay off in an otherwise modest auction.

May 4, 2011	Art Market Watch AN ORDERLY, FRUSTRATED MARKET by Andrew Decker Sotheby's Imp & Mod does $170.5 million, but proves that demand does not always command supply.

May 3, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Clark Art Institute sells Monet, Kiefer in Venice, Moby the photographer, Howl Fest in NYC, Kantor LA, Animal Art Fair, more.

May 2, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Alexander McQueen at the Met, Sasha Grey in L.A., Quentin Roosevelt's China, Charlie Finch curates, Poet's Den, ABC No Rio benefit, more.

May 2, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Alexander McQueen, FutureFarmers, the Cone Sisters, Francis Alÿs, Uta Barth, Gustav Metzger, "The Steins Collect," Titian, Cory Arcangel, more.

April

Apr. 29, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Party at the Spring Show, Knox Martin's new mural, Jasper Johns' new sculpture, David Bowie the artist, Rachel Harrison, more.

Apr. 28, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Ai Weiwei Worldwide, Benetton cancels African American art show at Venice, Jodorowsky's "The Holy Mountain" at MoMA PS1, Yvon Lambert to retire, Cindy Tower's clearance sale, more.

Apr. 28, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Ai Weiwei Worldwide, Benetton cancels African American art show at Venice, Jodorowsky's "The Holy Mountain" at MoMA PS1, Yvon Lambert to retire, Cindy Tower's clearance sale, more.

Apr. 27, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Spring Show NYC, Tintoretto in Venice, "Soutine / Bacon" at Helly Nahmad, Josh Smith & "The American Dream," more.

Apr. 26, 2011	Artnet News GALLERY WEEKEND BERLIN by Gesine Borcherdt Forty-four galleries take part in the seventh annual instalment of Berlin's own contemporary art fest.

Apr. 26, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Graffiti crackdown in L.A., "Degas & the Nude," courtroom artist sues, Danziger Projects moves, Bertrand Delacroix Gallery, more.

Apr. 25, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Protest for Ai Weiwei, Art Brussels 2011, Anthony Caro at the Met, Eli Broad on "60 Minutes," Rema Hort Mann Foundation, Ellipse Foundation, a job at the NPG, more.

Apr. 22, 2011	Art Market Watch CELEBRATE SPRING AT ARTNET AUCTIONS A Warhol Daisy, a Mapplethorpe Calla Lily, a LeRoy Neiman portrait of Willie Mays -- now that's what spring is all about.

Apr. 21, 2011	Artropolis 2011 CHICAGO, OUR FAIR CITY Artropolis 2011 brings three art fairs -- Art Chicago, NEXT and The Merchandise Mart International Antiques Fair -- to Chicago, Apr. 29-May 2, 2011.

Apr. 19, 2011	WILDENSTEIN DYNASTY UNDER FIRE IN PARIS Guy Wildenstein, president of Wildenstein & Company, leaves New York for Paris to face French anti-fraud investigators this week.

Apr. 18, 2011	At Gagosian Gallery LOVE STORY: PICASSO & MARIE-THÉRÈSE At Gagosian Gallery in New York, the opening of John Richardson’s “Picasso and Marie-Thérèse: L’amour fou.”

Apr. 18, 2011	GRAFFITI STAR LOCKED IN RIKERS While “Art in the Streets” makes headlines, New York graffiti writer LA II sits in Rikers, facing a felony charge.

Apr. 18, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Demonstrations demand freedom for Ai Weiwei, Azerbaijan to Venice Biennale, Mimmo Paladino's turboprop jet, Laurie Simmons on Gossip Girl, more.

Apr. 15, 2011	ARTNET NEWS What’s happening with Ai Weiwei? Plus, Performa commissions, Kiefer does Rembrandt, orchids for sale at The Artist’s Institute, more.

Apr. 12, 2011	Art Market Watch NAKED ON THE BLOCK Nudes, lingerie, corsets, bondage, models, a tricycle -- a voyeur’s report on the spring photo sales in New York City.

Apr. 8, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Tracey Emin v. Dinos Chapman, Guggenheim Foundation fellows, open call for performance artists, Maira Kalman pop-up store, more.

Apr. 7, 2011	Ahmad Basiony EGYPT TAKES PROTEST TO VENICE For its pavilion at the Venice Biennale, Egypt selects Ahmed Basiony, an artist killed in the 2011 Egyptian Revolution.

Apr. 6, 2011	ARTNET NEWS What's going to happen to Ai Weiwei? Plus, Lebanon (not) in Venice, Degas & Rembrandt (together at last), Mona Lisa (the bones), more.

Apr. 5, 2011	Dallas Art Fair MONEY IS BIGGER IN TEXAS The art market moves to Dallas for the Dallas Art Fair, and the new Suite satellite fair.

Apr. 5, 2011	Rembrandt van Rijn "FACE OF JESUS" IN PHILADELPHIA Portraits of Jesus by Rembrandt van Rijn at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Apr. 4, 2011	PICTURE POST Gallery exhibitions opening worldwide during April 2011 in New York, Los Angeles, Copenhagen, Stockholm, London, Munich and Zurich.

Apr. 4, 2011	Art Market Watch CHINA RULES WORLD AUCTIONS Belgian collector Guy Ullens sells 105 works for $54.8 million ast Sotheby's Hong Kong.

Apr. 3, 2011	Larry Gagosian NOT FOR THE WEAK OF ART by Emily Nathan Wall Street Journal ace reporter Kelly Crow profiles the fearsome superdealer Larry Gagosian.

Apr. 1, 2011	Jerry Saltz CALL HIM DOCTOR DOCTOR DOCTOR A third honorary Ph.D. for the otherwise un-diploma'd New York magazine art critic Jerry Saltz.

Apr. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS David Smith, the Freer's Peacock Room, Gabriel Metsu, Richard Serra, Street Art, Renaissance prints in daily life, more.

March

Mar. 31, 2011	Cariou vs. Prince: THE COPYRIGHT BUNGLE by Joy Garnett Will courts, judges and photographers ever understand the difference between a mass-produced photograph and a unique art object?

Mar. 31, 2011	Art Market Watch: SWEET TIMES AT SOTHEBY'S Sotheby’s stock price hits $50 a share, and management gets a bonus.

Mar. 30, 2011	The Andy Monument: WARHOL AND PRUITT, TOGETHER AT LAST by Emily Nathan Rob Pruitt unveils his first public sculpture -- Andy Warhol, a vision in chrome -- at 33 Union Square West.

Mar. 29, 2011	Art Market Watch: RARE CURTIS PHOTOS ON ARTNET AUCTIONS The vanishing Native American pictured in 17 master prints, priced below retail, on offer at Artnet Auctions.

Mar. 24, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Guggenheim protestors are “jeopardizing” the project. Plus, fashion in the Middle Ages, SeaFair is back, and how to sneak into a museum.

Mar. 23, 2011	Elizabeth Taylor: GOODBYE LIZ by Charlie Finch Elizabeth Taylor was a long-lived fiery cultural icon who inspired more than her share of contemporary artists.

Mar. 23, 2011	PICTURE POST A selection of images from gallery exhibitions opening worldwide during Mar. 17-Apr. 29, 2011, in London, Berlin, Copenhagen, Milan, Athens, New York and Paris.

Mar. 23, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Kevin Spacey speaks for the arts. Plus, suitcases from Crash, new Whitney café, random Richard Prince copyright news, more.

Mar. 21, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Richard Prince loses copyright lawsuit over Rastafarian "Canal Zone" artworks.

Mar. 18, 2011	Artnet Magazine: CELEBRATING 15 YEARS by Walter Robinson A brief introduction to this weekend-long cyberspace revisitation of Artnet Magazine's earliest articles (see below).

Mar. 17, 2011	PICTURE POST The AIPAD Photography Show roars into town and parks at the Park Avenue Armory, Mar. 17-20, 2011. Herewith, a selection of works on view.

Mar. 15, 2011	PICTURE POST New gallery exhibitions in New York in March – by Valie Export, Stuart Brisley, Karen Kilimnik, Seton Smith and more.

Mar. 10, 2011	ARTNET NEWS All about Asia Week New York 2011, the AIPAD Photography Show at the Park Avenue Armory and Art Dubai 2011.

Mar. 8, 2011	ARTNET NEWS "Art in the Streets," new (e)merge art fair in D.C., artists for Dublin Contemporary, Performa 2011, more.

Mar. 4, 2011	Art Market Report: ADRIFT AT THE ART SUMMIT by Emily Nathan On the occasion of the ADAA Art Show, art dealers and auction houses slug it out over the art market.

Mar. 3, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Boycotting HuffPo, USA Projects seed money for artists, art benefits, more.

Mar. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Chagall in Paris, William Leavitt, Glenn Ligon, "Clay on the Skin," Sonia Delaunay, Sheila Hicks, "German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse".

February

Feb. 24, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Museum of Modern Art preview, plus graffiti and folk art at Venice Biennale, Gagosian Gallery sued, more.

Feb. 24, 2011	PICTURE POST Get it while it's hot -- gallery exhibition openings worldwide, in New York, Los Angeles, Cologne, London, and Brussels.

Feb. 22, 2011	ART MARKET WATCH New art stars at contemporary art auctions at Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillips de Pury & Company in London.

Feb. 22, 2011	NEW YORK ART FAIR WEEK 2011 The Art Show, the Armory Show, Volta, Pulse, Scope, Independent, Moving Image, Verge Brooklyn and more.

Feb. 17, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Harriet Bart’s commemoration of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire. Plus, “Heroines” in Madrid, “De Kooning: A Retrospective,” art as trophy at Tribeca Film Fest.

Feb. 16, 2011	Spencer's Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer Trouble Valuing Donated Art for Tax Purposes, by Ronald D. Spencer.

Feb. 15, 2011	BROOKLYN LOCAL by Emily Nathan An exhibition of contemporary film and video illuminates St. Cecila's Gallery -- the Greenpoint convent turned bustling Brooklyn art space.

Feb. 15, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Zabludowicz Collection in NYC, 11th Lyon Biennale, Yves Tanguy and Kay Sage, ARCO 2011, collector Dimitris Daskalopoulos, more.

Feb. 11, 2011	PICTURE POST Hot new art for the cold month of February -- no valentines included.

Feb. 11, 2011	ARTNET NEWS The American International Fine Art Fair. Plus, all about Los Angeles art with "Pacific Standard Time."

Feb. 9, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Chris Burden's Metropolis II, new Houston art fair, Brazil in Ohio, the war on drugs in L.A., more.

Feb. 7, 2011	THE MET’S NEW "HOLY FAMILY" by Paul Jeromack The mysteries of the Metropolitan Museum’s new acquisition, Perino del Vaga’s Holy Family with the Infant St. John the Baptist.

Feb. 4, 2011	ART MARKET WATCH After-sale reports from the VIP Art Fair and for Donald Ellis Gallery at the Winter Antiques Show.

Feb. 4, 2011	PICTURE POST by Emily Nathan That's hot! New contemporary art shows from galleries in Tokyo, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Barcelona and Munich.

Feb. 3, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Wojnarowicz censorship update, hard times at Folk Art Museum, Finley at the Gugg, Drawing Center expands, more.

Feb. 2, 2011	CAA STORMS MANHATTAN CAA’s 99th Annual Conference gets under way at Manhattan’s Hilton Hotel, featuring a roster of 200 plus intellectual discussion panels.

Feb. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Gabriel Kuri, Luis Camnitzer, Fischli & Weiss, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Lynda Benglis, Cézanne’s "Card Players," Picasso’s guitars, Rembrandt, Van Cleef & Arpels, Gauguin, more

January

Jan. 31, 2011	PICTURE POST by Pedro Vélez Three art fairs, three museums and galleries galore, the Los Angeles art scene is wide awake.

Jan. 27, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Documenta 13 revs up, museums & the Superbowl, Elizabeth Catlett, Armand Bartos, more.

Jan. 25, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Thomas Hoving Master Pieces app, art at Davos, Oppenheim in Las Vegas, Tod’s & the Colosseum, Maira Kalman, Michael Werner, AICA-USA art awards, more.

Jan. 24, 2011	BROOKLYN LOCAL by Emily Nathan A whirlwind tour of Brooklyn gallery exhibitions during January 2011.

Jan. 21, 2011	PICTURE POST New art finds viewers ready.

Jan. 21, 2011	NOSHING WITH KNOWLES by Emily Nathan Alison Knowles performs her Identical Lunch at the Museum of Modern Art.

Jan. 18, 2011	ARTNET NEWS A Helsinki Guggenheim? Plus, two new New York art fairs, a new Vervoordt Gallery in Antwerp, Mona Lisa dons a veil, more.

Jan. 13, 2011	ART MARKET WATCH Roddy McDowall, Michelle Phillips and more in the Dennis Hopper estate sale at Christie's.

Jan. 13, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Marina Abramovic serves dessert, AP & Fairey settle (sort of), floods threaten Australian museums, new Museum of Censored Art, more.

Jan. 12, 2011	A VISIT TO THE MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE A look at MOMI’s $67-million, 97,700-square-foot new home in Astoria, Queens, opening Jan. 15, 2011.

Jan. 11, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Warhols at the Huntington, CAA art awards, new Haden-Guest book, more.

Jan. 10, 2011	PICTURE POST by Emily Nathan Browse a selection of images culled from gallery exhibitions opening worldwide between Jan. 10 and Jan. 25, 2011.

Jan. 6, 2011	ARTNET NEWS Ready to look at some art? Here’s a list of art fairs taking place in January 2011.

Jan. 1, 2011	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Matika Wilbur, Esteban Vicente, "The Deconstructive Impulse," Filippino Lippi, Ter Bruggen, Wang Qingsong, "The Peacock Male," Jim Nutt, more.

December

Dec. 30, 2010	SPENCER’S ART LAW JOURNAL Edited by Ronald D. Spencer Entrustment, The Hidden Title Risk of Leaving Your Artwork in the Care or Possession of Others -- Will Your Fine Art Insurance Cover Your Loss? Probably Not, by Elizabeth C. Black

Dec. 23, 2010	HOLIDAY GREETINGS A virtual mantle displaying some of the many holiday email cards received via cyberspace.

Dec. 21, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Modern British Sculpture, the Singapore Biennale, cell-phone photography, The Woodmans, more.

Dec. 20, 2010	PICTURES FROM A DEMONSTRATION by Walter Robinson Art Positive protests the Smithsonian’s censorship of David Wojnarowicz’ "A Fire in My Belly."

Dec. 16, 2010	PICTURE POST by Betina Bethlem Out at the grand opening at MoMA PS1 for "The Talent Show," "The Logic of Association" and "Feng Mengbo."

Dec. 15, 2010	ARTNET NEWS 2010 Cairo Biennale, new Doha museum, Civitella Ranieri fellows, more.

Dec. 9, 2010	PICTURE POST by Nazy Nazhand Out at Abu Dhabi Art at the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi, Nov. 4-7, 2010.

Dec. 9, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Let’s go shopping! Plus, "Now What?" and Miami art galleries join together.

Dec. 8, 2010	PICTURE POST by Walter Robinson Out at Miami Art Week 2010, part three: NADA & a last look at ABMB.

Dec. 7, 2010	PICTURE POST by Walter Robinson Out at Miami Art Week 2010, part two: Graffiti-fest in Wynwood.

Dec. 7, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Deaccessioning for dodos, microphilanthropy for artists via USA Projects, Einstein on the Beach is back, more.

Dec. 6, 2010	PICTURE POST by Walter Robinson Out at Miami Art Week 2010, part one.

Dec. 1, 2010	TEN TOP SHOWS IN U.S. MUSEUMS Jonathan Meese, Hans Op de Beeck, "Decolonizing Architecture," "Courtly Lucknow," Warhol films, more.

November

Nov. 30, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Everyone in the pool! It’s Miami Art Week.

Nov. 30, 2010	SAN FRANCISCO SKETCH by Walter Robinson SFMOMA, Gary Simmons, Isca Greenfield-Sanders, Sara VanDerBeek, Shannon Finley, more.

Nov. 24, 2010	A DAY IN DALLAS by Carmela Rea Visits to Dallas Contemporary, the Crow Collection and McKinney Avenue Contemporary in Dallas.

Nov. 18, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Roasting Richard Prince, Hope Diamond news, Brian McCarthy for Ireland, Julian Lennon photos at Art Basel, more.

Nov. 17, 2010	*ANDY WARHOL’S RED SELF-PORTRAIT: AN EXCHANGE* Statements from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and from filmmaker Joe Simon.

Nov. 16, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Smithsonian admission fees? Plus, "pedophile" sculpture confiscated in New Mexico, Ireland plans Dublin Contemporary, Grace Jones snubs Cincinnati, more.

Nov. 11, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Rahm Emanuel on Chicago art, Sophie Calle, and Banksy revealed.

Nov. 11, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH Christie’s post-war and contemporary sale totals $272.9 million.

Nov. 10, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby’s evening sale of contemporary art does $222.5 million.

Nov. 9, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Tobias Rehberger’s Fiat, Pinta NY 2010, "Girls Just Want To Have Funds," Vogue’ology, more.

Nov. 9, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH Phillips de Pury & Co. does $137 million at its new 57th Street headquarters.

Nov. 4, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH by Andrew Decker Christie’s New York Imp & Mod sale confirms the art market recovery.

Nov. 3, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH by Andrew Decker Bewitched but not bewildered: Sotheby’s finds equilibrium in selective market.

Nov. 2, 2010	ARTNET NEWS The IFPDA Print Fair, the NY Art Book Fair, E/AB, Artissima and Abu Dhabi Art. Plus, Chris Brown & Ron English, Lena Dunham’s Tiny Furniture, more.

Nov. 2, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS IN U.S. MUSEUMS Michelangelo Pistoletto, "The Global African Project," Norman Rockwell, Vija Celmins, "How Wine Became Modern," more.

October

Oct. 28, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Aussie art center kills printer art project, new art fair for Moscow, Anthony Caro jewelry, motorcycle jackets at the Warhol, more.

Oct. 25, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Warhol Foundation blues, MoMA PS1 does the fashion thing, NYC gallery boom, Kiki Smith perfume, more.

Oct. 25, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Get ready for Art Toronto 2010, and all the exhibitions the city has to offer.

Oct. 21, 2010	OPINION DIVIDED ON MULTIPLIED Was Christie’s foray into the art-fair game a success?

Oct. 19, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Pontus Hulten’s Warhols ruled out. Plus, Giacometti at Eykyn Maclean.

Oct. 18, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH by Chris Bors Who’s hot, who’s not, at the contemporary art sales in London.

Oct. 15, 2010	IN PICTURES: THE 2010 FRIEZE ART FAIR Out at the Frieze Art Fair, Oct. 14-17, 2010, in Regent’s Park.

Oct. 14, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Stuckists protest Damien Hirst, Art Loop Open in Chicago, portraits of “difference and desire,” Take Home a Nude, more.

Oct. 12, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH by Chris Bors Sotheby’s Hong Kong auctions, and fall photo sales in New York.

Oct. 8, 2010	HERE COMES FRIEZE WEEK The posh, the cool and the macabre during Frieze Week in London.

Oct. 6, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH "Divine Comedy" and more at Sotheby’s New York.

Oct. 5, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Political change in Hungary leaves New York artist Janos Stone in limbo.

Oct. 5, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS IN U.S. MUSEUMS Paul Thek, "The Artists Museum," Jan Gossart, "Free," Yoshua Okón, "The Pre-Raphaelite Lens," My Barbarian, "Chaos and Classicism," Emily Wardill, more.

September

Sept. 30, 2010	Artnet News Fine Art Asia 2010, Versailles art program relocates, sex expert offers art collection, time/bank for artists launched, more.

Sept. 28, 2010	Artnet News Russian censorship at the Louvre? Plus, FTC charges LACMA pavilion patrons, Steve Martin news, art & money laundering, Rutger Hauer as Brueghel, more.

Sept. 23, 2010	Artnet News Gang assaults Turkish galleries. Plus, Miami Sculpture Biennial, Prospect 1.5 New Orleans, more.

Sept. 21, 2010	Artnet News Artist in coat heist, religion and porno don’t mix in Australia, "The Global Africa Project". Plus, Jose Luis Brea, RIP.

Sept. 21, 2010	IN PICTURES: THE GWANGJU BIENNALE 2010 "10,000 Lives," curated by Massimiliano Gioni.

Sept. 16, 2010	Artnet News Faith Ringgold Children’s Museum, NADA Artists Ball, ad hacks rip off artist, Rob Pruitt’s art awards, more.

Sept. 14, 2010	Artnet News Battle of arts funding in Britain. Plus, "Walk-around Warhols," nude boat event news, Keith Edmier’s Messerschmidt heads, "Alternative Histories," more.

Sept. 13, 2010	Spencer’s Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer Elizabeth Kessenides on "Fake, Mistakes and Income Tax Deductions."

Sept. 9, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Puerto Rico & Venice, together at last. Plus, prison break for Ringgold mural, Enron figure becomes art advisor, the Hirst market, more.

Sept. 7, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Murakami and Britney fight censorship! Plus, Saatchi museum on hold, disgraced lawyer art to Phillips, more.

Sept. 3, 2010	ARTNET NEWS The “pee in the pan” saga continues: Ann Liv Young vs. Georgia Sagri, Round II.

Sept. 1, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS IN U.S. MUSEUMS Lee Friedlander, Yoshitomo Nara, Alberto Burri, Faith Ringgold, Arcimboldo, Scaasi, Khubilai Khan, more

August

Aug. 24, 2010	Artnet News Opposition grows to Christo’s Over the River, censorship squawk in Toronto, more.

Aug. 18, 2010	Artnet News Venice Architecture Biennale, "The Artist’s Museum," Eva Hesse on stage, Bob Flanagan returns.

Aug. 16, 2010	Artnet News The São Paulo Bienal, "All Tomorrow’s Parties," Free Beer, "Twisted Pair" symposium, The Hedonist’s Guide to Art, more.

Aug. 9, 2010	Artnet News Tax break for museum directors, Chelsea Museum in crisis, Bronzino in Florence, Hirst wheel covers, more.

Aug. 6, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH First-half reports from Sotheby’s and Christie’s, plus new auction records in July.

Aug. 5, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Art for Iran, two new fairs for Frieze Week, Kenneth Anger for Missoni, Sperone Westwater on the Bowery, Isabella Rossellini at the Wolfsonian-FIU, more.

Aug. 4, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Swoon builds houses in Haiti, the blockbuster is dead, "Underground Pop" and "Women Pop Artists," The Anthropologist, more.

Aug. 2, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Leonard Nimoy, late Dalí, Superflex, "Underground Pop," "Work of Art: The Winner," more.<

July

July 29, 2010	ARTNET NEWS "Work of Art: The Winner," artists and writers against SB1070, Tauba Auerbach rocks, more. Plus, Jan-Erik von Löwenadler, RIP.

July 26, 2010	Spencer’s Art Law Journal "Stolen Art: Who Owns it Often Depends on Whose Law Applies" by Arabella Yip

July 21, 2010	MIDSUMMER ART DREAMS For summer, the art market action is centered in cyberspace, with "artnet Auctions."

July 16, 2010	ARTNET NEWS BP protestors target British Museum. Plus, re-cut a commercial for $$, Milwaukee Art Museum in Transformers sequel, more.

July 12, 2010	MET NETS DULWICH CURATOR by Paul Jeromack The talented Xavier Salomon is heading to the Metropolitan Museum as curator of Italian paintings.

July 8, 2010	ARTNET NEWS ArtHamptons for free, art-product tie-ins, painted beaver controversy, more.

July 7, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH A cruise through the new auction records set in June 2010.

July 1, 2010	NINETEEN TOP SHOWS Christian Marclay, "Performative Actions," Norman Rockwell, Brion Gysin, Dennis Hopper, Charles Ledray, "Matisse 1913-1917," Thomas Eakins, more.

July 1, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Still more New York group shows. Plus, RIP Doug Ohlson, Rammellzee and Helene Seeman.

June

June 29, 2010	ARTNET NEWS BP the arts patron. Plus, more group shows for summer, and the Rolex protégés.

June 25, 2010	SPENCER’S ART LAW JOURNAL Ronald D. Spencer on "When Experts and Art Scholars Change Their Minds."

June 24, 2010	ARTNET NEWS A few words about the super rich, plus some summer shows.

June 22, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Site Santa Fe Biennial online, plus Site Santa Fe’s new director, art wishes online, "Painting and Feminism," James Franco live on General Hospital, Baer Faxt golf tournament, more.

June 17, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Jerry Saltz on YouTube at the Gugg, "Beyond New York" goes international, San Jose’s high-tech biennial, more.

June 10, 2010	ARTNET NEWS A tombstone for Beauford Delaney. Plus, Chapman Brothers do a Brueghel, Hockney and the iPad, Hole opens in SoHo, "Creamier" is coming, more.

June 8, 2010	ARTNET NEWS The art of the Tea Party movement.

June 4, 2010	Artnet News Rose Art Museum collection for rent? Plus, Toilet Paper magazine and Lester Johnson, RIP.

June 2, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Rivane Neuenschwander, José Guadalupe Posada, KAWS, Stephen G. Rhodes, "Introducing the Fisher Collection," more.

May

May 27, 2010	Artnet News LACMA goes cellphone crazy. Plus, Seattle Art Museum closes (for two weeks), Chuck Close for AOL, Fluence magazine, more.

May 20, 2010	Artnet News Tate’s "soulless" spectacle, James Franco to represent U.S. in Venice?, Collective Hardware padlocked, more.

May 19, 2010	MIDDLE EAST REPORT by Nazy Nazhand The Arab art community comes together for the March Meeting in Sharjah.

May 19, 2010	Artnet News Urs Fischer’s "Oscar the Grouch" opens in Greenwich, Conn.

May 18, 2010	Artnet News Museum for African Art unveiling, MAXXI in Rome, "Key to the City," Whitney round the clock, more.

May 16, 2010	Artnet News Playboy Bunnies at Warhol Museum, Iceberg as art site, Art Handlers Olympics, art-critic news, more.

May 17, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH Big bucks for Halsey Minor, Mr. Brainwash, Bosco Sodi, Anselm Reyle, more.

May 14, 2010	Artnet News Rose Art Museum benefit, Biennale de Antiquaires 2010, Great Nude Invitational, more.

May 13, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH $190 million at Sotheby’s New York evening sale of contemporary art.

May 12, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH $231.9 million at Christie’s New York evening sale of contemporary art.

May 11, 2010	Artnet News Upcoming at the Metropolitan Museum. Plus, Rem Koohaas’s plan to save Europe, the Walker Art Center programs its backyard, more.

May 7, 2010	Spencer’s Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer Kenneth S. Levine on "Insured v. Insurer: When Stolen Art Is Recovered, Who Owns It?

May 7, 2010	Artnet News A new direction for Artforum? Plus, "No Soul For Sale" in London, Max Protetch quits the game, student occupations as art.

May 6, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby’s New York Impressionist and modern art sale, May 5, 2010.

May 5, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer The $106.5 million Picasso at Christie’s New York Impressionist and modern art sale.

May 5, 2010	Artnet News Inside the Turner Prize, artists for the Berlin Biennale, searching for Leo & Gertrude, more.

May 1, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Allen Ginsberg’s photos, Mark Bradford, Julie Mehretu, "Kurt," Yves Klein, Petah Coyne, more.

April

Apr. 28, 2010	Artnet News Anticipating "Artropolis," Baibakova moves out of Red October Chocolate Factory, artists unhelpful to Labour, Yves Klein: Facebook guru, more.

Apr. 27, 2010	Artnet News Ambra Medda leaves Design Miami, Banksy does band art, Charles Saatchi’s "Newspeak," more.

Apr. 23, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH Christie’s "Green Auction," BRIC at Phillips, Sotheby’s Russian and Turkish sales, and photos in New York.

Apr. 22, 2010	Artnet News An Abramović inventory, Georgia arts in trouble, Johnny Cash art video, more.

Apr. 20, 2010	Artnet News Massimiliano Gioni’s "Gwangju Biennial," Christie’s "Green Auction," Barbara Pollack’s "Wild, Wild East," more. Plus, Purvis Young, RIP.

Apr. 16, 2010	Spencer’s Art Law Journal Edited by Ronald D. Spencer Judith Walker on the contractual rights of major auction houses to rescind sales after many years over authenticity concerns.

Apr. 15, 2010	Artnet News Shirley Manson in Douglas Gordon horror film? Plus, "Dali Dance and Beyond," artists and technologists team up, Sudan Unite, more.

Apr. 13, 2010	Artnet News Art teacher pioneers "electronic civil disobedience." Plus, "Blasphemous" in Dublin, Avalanche facsimile, Ohio Op, more.

Apr. 8, 2010	Artnet News Bravo’s "Work of Art" reality show, an update. Plus, visa trouble for Iraqi artists, Feigen Collection at Yale, Larry Rinder in New York, more.

Apr. 7, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN Milan welcomes the design world for I Saloni de Mobile 2010.

Apr. 6, 2010	Artnet News Tom Hoving’s Met memorial, Koons goes abstract for BMW, EU Charter as poetry, putting public art on Wikipedia, Glasgow Art Fest, more.

Apr. 1, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Henri Cartier-Bresson, Dr. Lakra, Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Daria Martin, Tara Donovan, more.

Apr. 1, 2010	Artnet News Lawrence Rinder’s tell-all, Germany vs. USA (for painters), Cremaster Cycle, Great Nude Invitational, Carla Bruni’s art grants, more.

March

Mar. 29, 2010	Artnet News Jerry Saltz, Rabblerouser? Plus, Lowell Darling, Craig Robins, Marina Abramovic, Anya Liftig, Andrea Fraser, Maurice Berger, Dan Asher, more.

Mar. 23, 2010	ART MARKET WATCH "Sex" sells at Phillips de Pury London.

Mar. 23, 2010	Artnet News Tut in NYC, Hirst in Monaco, "Exhibitions in a Box," "Queer Voice" in Phila, glass tornado in Louisville, more.

Mar. 19, 2010	Artnet News Asia Week 2010, Documenta 13, Yves Klein, ABC No Rio, Lovett/Codagnone, Marianne Vitale, more.

Mar. 18, 2010	Artnet News "Big Dick" at New Museum, Art storage snafu for Anthony Haden-Guest, Miami Art Museum in trouble, more.

Mar. 15, 2010	PLAIN TRUTHS by N.F. Karlins A retrospective look at the art of Grandma Moses at Galerie St. Etienne.

Mar. 12, 2010	Artnet News Cy Twombly’s does the Louvre, Dale Chihuly’s "stuff" museum, lost penis sculpture makes news, more.

Mar. 10, 2010	Artnet News Baring it all at MoMA, next week’s art fairs, the Quebec biennial, more.

Mar. 5, 2010	PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley Bargain multiples by Whitney Biennial artists.

Mar. 5, 2010	NOTED AT THE ARMORY Jeremy Blake, Nancy Chunn, Kota Ezawa, Susan Hefuna, Chris Marker, Malick Sidibe, more.

Mar. 2, 2010	ART SHOW 2010 by Walter Robinson The Art Dealers Association of American Art Show is a way of life.

Mar. 2, 2010	Artnet News Promoting gay rights in Los Angeles, the Whitney’s nonfeminist biennial, Alfred Molina as Mark Rothko, Peggy Guggenheim’s interns, more.

Mar. 1, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS "Skin Fruit," Otto Dix, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Marina Abramovic, "The Allure of the Automobile," more.

February

Feb. 26, 2010	ARMORY PREVIEW The fairs, the events, the art shows.

Feb. 24, 2010	Artnet News Historic Chelsea street art destroyed, fluffernutters at the Whit, Pompei silver at the Met, more.

Feb. 18, 2010	Artnet News Art show as "think tank," more on New Museum Dakis show, new Rubell museum in D.C., more.


Feb. 10, 2010	ARTNET NEWS The Brucennial 2010, Stuyvesant Town & the art world, Sydney Bienniale, more.

Feb. 8, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN The Tata Nano comes to New York, Johnny Swing, artist’s rugs, global silver, pictorial wallpapers, Industry Gallery in D.C., and Sienna Miller in leather.

Feb. 4, 2010	Artnet News Critics nix Sehgal’s pix tricks, "Studio Visit" at P.S.1, Robert Kushner performance, Tiffany grants for 2009, more.

Feb. 3, 2010	WHITNEY WATCH by Ben Davis A defensive self-abasement marks the spirit of the 2010 Whitney Biennial.

Feb. 2, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Political cartoons, cross-dressing, time in design, Victorian photocollage, artists’ studios, "Contemplating the Void," the Whitney Biennial, more.

January

Jan. 28, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Toss your art, new art fairs in New York, Nittve needs a job, more.

Jan. 27, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Tania Bruguera performance survey, movies for plants, Arte Fiera Bologna, "Found on Facebook," more.

Jan. 26, 2010	HAITI’S CULTURAL DESTRUCTION Inventorying the damage to Haitian art after the earthquake.

Jan. 26, 2010	ARTNET NEWS Art films at Sundance, art book swap at MoMA, good results from Florida fairs, more.

Jan. 25, 2010	ARTNET INSIDER The "Word Art Sale" at Artnet Auctions, plus news on Not Vital, Gama, Terry Rodgers, Alex Prager, more.

Jan. 19, 2010	Artnet News "The Next Great Artist," "Denim," King Tut is back, more.

Jan. 14, 2010	Artnet News Bad press for African Museum, Dali Museum in limbo, bologna at Speed Museum, really small gallery in Santa Monica.

Jan. 11, 2010	Artnet News Deitch to shut NYC gallery, "Visible Vagina," "Reunited," more.

Jan. 7, 2010	ARTNET NEWS "In/Sight 2010" at the Chelsea Art Museum, Ferus Gallery redux, Tate Modern expands, more.

Jan. 6, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN "Dead or Alive" at MAD, Winter Antiques Show 2010, the NY Ceramics Fair, new director for the Cooper-Hewitt, more.

Jan. 5, 2010	Artnet News Speaking out for Greenpeace, X Initiative to close, Vishnu in Tennessee, Florida art fairs, Vegas art pasties, more.

Jan. 5, 2010	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Keren Cytter, "Collecting Biennials," Agnolo Bronzino, Stephen Prina, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Tino Sehgal, more.

December

Dec. 30, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Auction results for December 2009.

Dec. 28, 2009	TEN STORIES FOR 2009 A year-end Top Ten list, John Cage-style.

Dec. 17, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Holiday shopping in the art space.

Dec. 15, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Climate-change art, Purvis Young at Grown & Sewn, Met exhibits Aboriginal art, more.

Dec. 14, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Handicapping the avant-garde sweepstakes at NYC museums.

Dec. 9, 2009	ARTNET NEWS New Degas bronzes, new prize for artists, Great Nude Invitational, more.

Dec. 1, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Gabriel Orozco, Milton Rogovin, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, "The Reach of Realism," "Cartier in America," SFMoMA’s anniversary, more.

November

Nov. 25, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Reading the tea leaves for the fall 2009 auction season.

Nov. 24, 2009	ARTNET NEWS The Met’s spring lineup, a brief Art Basel Miami Beach preview, plus more.

Nov. 20, 2009	Artnet News MOCA gala stuff for sale, Scott Rothkopf to Whitney Museum, Baldessari at Fendi, more.

Nov. 17, 2009	Artnet News "Tim Burton," Man Ray Award to Cindy Sherman, Pinta 2009, and Jarvis Cocker.

Nov. 12, 2009	Artnet News L’Affaire Joannou. Plus, Prospect.2 New Orleans, road kill as tourist attraction, and Tom Sanford’s The Assassination of Dimebag Darrell.

Nov. 12, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH $134.4 million at Sotheby?s contemporary sale.

Nov. 11, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH $74.1 million at Christie?s contemporary.

Nov. 10, 2009	Artnet News Kanye West, art critic. Plus, Warhol Polaroids, the rise of abstraction, Eric Fischl tennis lesson, Will Cotton pajamas, more.

Nov. 5, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer The recession is over -- $181.7 million at Sotheby's Impressionist and modern sale on Nov. 4, 2009.

Nov. 5, 2009	Artnet News Piffle Tower in London? Plus, Print Week in Manhattan, San Francisco gallery shuffle, Damien Hirst?s bike, Ben Vautier, Franz West, more.

Nov. 4, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer $65.7 million at Christie?s Impressionist and modern sale on Nov. 3, 2009.

Nov. 3, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Andy Warhol?s Polaroids, Jane Austen?s stuff, Bruce Nauman?s Venice works, "Italics," Roni Horn, Marcel Wanders, Tim Burton, more.

October

Oct. 28, 2009	ARTNET NEWS The odds on Rob Pruitt?s art awards at the Guggenheim.

Oct. 27, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Arts battle in London. Plus, Olafur Eliasson?s amazing skateboards, Urs Fischer in the museum, Performa kicks off, art lawsuits with Warhol & Schnabel, more.

Oct. 22, 2009	Artnet News Public murals, public controversy. Plus, ?Origins of El Greco,? Brazilian Constructivism, Gainsborough in New York, more.

Oct. 20, 2009	Artnet News Bankrupt law firm puts art collection on the block, Stuart Sherman in retrospective, Will Cotton bakery, more. Plus, Nancy Spero, RIP.

Oct. 15, 2009	Artnet News Culture wars hit MOCA Tucson. Plus, the International Fine Art & Antiques Show, public art at MAXXI, Christian Marclay?s Ephemera, more.

Oct. 8, 2009	Artnet News "Frieze Fortnight" in London, gallery night in NYC, open call for artists? parents, ski lift ticket art, more.

Oct. 5, 2009	Artnet News Turner Prize Is Dead? Plus, Abu Dhabi Art, Man Ray and African art, Simon Parkes, more.

Oct. 1, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS "Heartland," "Dress Codes," William T. Wiley, Arshile Gorky, rock-n-roll photos, Indian comix, more.

September

Sept. 29, 2009	Artnet News Optimism at MoMA, strike at Venice Biennale, book fair at P.S.1, more.

Sept. 24, 2009	Artnet News Guatemala art and politics, Fantin-Latour, Cocksucker Blues, Pollock-Krasner grants, more.

Sept. 23, 2009	Artnet News Yes Men punk the New York Post, "art tax" in Pa., "Italics" in Chicago, Johnson Prize benefit in L.A., more.

Sept. 17, 2009	Artnet News Tania Bruguera cocaine controversy, Guggenheim gala, Viola & the Vatican, more.

Sept. 15, 2009	Artnet News Art to blame for financial collapse? Plus, the Crystal Bridges bike path, art and Mary Magdalene, art and tacos, more.

Sept. 10, 2009	Artnet News Bill Viola & the Pope, Madoff?s art, Dorothea Rockburne and Bruce Nauman both turn to the heavens, more. Plus, Richard Merkin, RIP.

Sept. 8, 2009	Artnet News A clever new museum exhibition strategy, Met gala goes Brooklyn, Sam Francis biopic, more. Plus, Paul Shanley, RIP.

Sept. 3, 2009	Artnet News O?Keeffe biopic, Richard Hambleton is back, new art school in India, new Vegas supergallery, new awards for video art, more.

Sept. 2, 2009	Artnet News Artist fired at Seattle museum, artists head to Pacific Garbage Patch, reinventing Allan Kaprow, Orly Genger on the runway, the Wolgin Prize, Kara Walker?s My Absence and My Shame, more.

Sept. 1, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Joaquín Torres-García, Georgia O'Keeffe, Vasily Kandinsky, Haegue Yang, Mary Delany, Madeleine Albright?s pins, more

August

Aug. 27, 2009	Artnet News What should a museum iPhone app look like? Plus, Charles Saatchi is an "artaholic," the new Verge Art Fair, more.

Aug. 25, 2009	Artnet News Arts under fire in Hawai?i, coming art fairs, Arshile Gorky retro, "Edible Landscapes," more.

Aug. 18, 2009	Artnet News New museum for Moscow, Obama-Joker artist revealed, the Whitney (Houston) Biennial, more.

Aug. 13, 2009	Artnet News Bankrupt Polaroid Corp. sends collection to Sotheby?s, art scandal in Sacramento, Islip Art Museum under attack, more.

Aug. 11, 2009	Artnet News New NEA chief comes out swinging. Plus, Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins do contemporary art, Juliette Binoche paints, more.

Aug. 6, 2009	Artnet News Naval battle at Queens Museum. Plus, Milton Glaser, Charles M. Russell, Ljubljana Biennial, and help wanted at Tate Britain.

Aug. 4, 2009	Artnet News Fox reignites culture wars over NEA stimulus. Plus, Andrew J. Hall: ace trader and art collector, museum directors quit in Rhode Island and Florida, more.

Aug. 3, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Ron Arad, Abraaj Prize, Jack Tworkov, Marcel Duchamp?s Étant donnés, lots of design shows, more.

July

July 30, 2009	Artnet News Artistic freedom threatened by Supreme Court? Plus, Andy Warhol Presents Man on the Moon, Zevs detained, Kandinsky retro, new galleries in Santa Fe, more.

July 28, 2009	Artnet News Indian art fair bans painter because of threats, "Beyond Eden Art Fair," Students for a Free Tibet fundraiser at Art in General, museum merch online, more.

July 23, 2009	Artnet News Art Santa Fe, Sotheby?s splits with Ritchies, ICP Photo Triennial, Tate accused of cronyism, more.

July 23, 2009	Art Market Watch Western art at Coeur d?Alene, and Old Masters in London.

July 21, 2009	Artnet News Wikipedia vs. National Portrait Gallery, London. Plus, the DEPART Foundation, more.

July 16, 2009	Artnet News National Art Hate Week in Britain, Chinese artist goes in box to protest "one-child policy," Larry Salander re-arrested, Met?s fall programming, more.

July 14, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN National Design Awards, design shows coming up, the Lalannes on Park Ave, more.

July 8, 2009	Artnet News The NEA’s totally random art stimulus. Plus, your chance to be a Whitechapel curator, more summer group shows, no more Driehaus Awards, more.

July 6, 2009	Artnet News Sarah Jessica Parker reaches out to the art world.

July 2, 2009	Artnet News New galleries spring up, Cleveland "shocked" by Timothy Rub departure, Afterparty at P.S.1, Harrell Fletcher does the 4th of July, smokers on parade, more.

July 2, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Is the contemporary art market ready to rebound?

July 1, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Dorothy Iannone, Catharine Yass, Hurvin Anderson, "A Case for Wine," Obama?s mom?s art.

June

June 30, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Lots of profit at the top: Impressionist and modern art sells in London.

June 30, 2009	Artnet News More art in the Hamptons, Grosvenor House fair says bye-bye, artists do MAC makeup promotion. Plus, how many New York galleries have closed?

June 23, 2009	Artnet News Gender bias at MoMA, Yes Men and Greenpeace hit Brussels, Ai Weiwei proposes cyber-boycott, more.

June 19, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH June at the auction houses.

June 17, 2009	Artnet News Protest art in Tehran, manga museum controversy, Bellwether closes, Cerealart benefit for Uganda, DeCordova Biennial, more.

June 11, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Snafu in art investment scheme, Virtual Jihadi in court, medals in Venice.

June 10, 2009	Artnet News Baselmania 2009. Plus, "Parsons Pink Slips," Michelangelo?s first painting, Obama?s mom?s textile collection, more.

June 3, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Summer group shows, Performa 09 commissions, Paul Eluard at MoMA, contemporary Iranian art, El Museo news.

June 1, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS Top Museum Shows, June 2009: Dan Graham, Jules Dalou, "The Erotic Object," "The Art of Power," Korean contemporary artists, more.

May

May 29, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Latin American sales in New York.

May 27, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Webcast at Babcock Galleries, art submarine in Venice, flame-throwing baby in Tokyo, Neil Patrick Harris to the rescue of L.A. MoCA, "Goya Slush Fund" for the Chapman Brothers, more.

May 22, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH American art sales in New York, plus more on the spring contemporary art auctions.

May 21, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN MODERN Magazine debuts, Frank Gehry?s Tuyomo bench, industrial ornament in Phila, Magen H. Gallery expands, more.

May 19, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Contemporary magazine writers scandal. Plus, Matthew Barney and Elizabeth Peyton team up in Greece, Jeff Koons? alimony battle, more.

May 14, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Airborne monument to Harvey Milk, CAA cuts, RISD cuts, more.

May 14, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH $93.7 million at Christie?s contemporary sale.

May 13, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH $47 million at Sotheby?s contemporary sale.

May 12, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Ai Weiwei?s earthquake activism, more changes at Parsons, art leaving Las Vegas, more.

May 7, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Big NEA budget under Barack Obama, arts cuts on the state level, Delaware library sells art for building repairs, more.

May 7, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Christie?s Impressionist and modern sale on May 6, 2009.

May 6, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby?s Impressionist and modern sale on May 5, 2009.

May 6, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH by Deborah Ripley Time of reckoning at the spring print sales.

May 5, 2009	ARTNET TWITTER ILLUSTRATED A weekly expanded digest of our Twitter news file.

May 4, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Art benefits for a rainy New York Monday.

May 1, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS "New Feminist Video," "The Model as Muse," Claes Oldenberg, Francis Bacon, Amy Blakemore, Richard Avedon, more.

April

Apr. 30, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Biennale de Lyon, "Iran Inside Out," Art Chicago, the Obama-Fluxus connection, more.

Apr. 29, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN RADO design website, Jasper Morrison, Ron Gilad, Michael Eastman, "Good Design" at MoMA, "Spacesuits" at the Smithsonian.

Apr. 28, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Turner Prize, the International Fine Art Fair, James Ensor, Damien Hirst, Art Cologne, Murakami, Jonathan Demme, Reverend Jen, more.

Apr. 23, 2009	ARTNET NEWS The Rothschild Collection at MoMA, "elaborate charade" at the Rose, Damien Hirst funds neonatal center, more.

Apr. 21, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Flavin-themed music video yanked, nude Berlusconi art, new show at la Colección Jumex, Ross Bleckner as U.N. Goodwill Ambassador, more.

Apr. 21, 2009	SALZBURG FAIR OFF, OTHERS TOO by Brook S. Mason Recession hits several traditional art-and-antiques shows.

Apr. 16, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Cash for Warhol website, Ringling Museum may close, electrocuted Christ controversy, more.

Apr. 14, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Hirst in Kiev, St. Paddy?s Day in Cuba, Con Artist on film, more.

Apr. 9, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Good prices at Sotheby?s Hong Kong.

Apr. 9, 2009	ARTNET NEWS More on Parsons? staff mess, John Wesley in Venice, Madrid photo fair, Guggenheim Fellowships, more.

Apr. 7, 2009	ARTNET NEWS "Splendid Isolation" in Athens, "Splendors of the Romanovs" in Monaco, "Wiser than God" on the Bowery, more.

Apr. 3, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Is Coco Fusco purging the faculty at Parsons the New School for Design? Plus more.

Apr. 2, 2009	ARTNET NEWS More on the Venice Biennale, American Surrealist Leon Kelly rediscovered, Persia from the air, more.

Apr. 1, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS "Younger Than Jesus," "The Pictures Generation," Arthur Carter, Luis Gispert, Ann Lislegaard, Guido Van der Werve, more.

March

Mar. 30, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Venice Biennale lineup, art school highjinks in Philly, Manchester Festival, protest at the Havana Bienal, David Lynch?s Twitter buddies, more.

Mar. 26, 2009	PHOTO FINISH by Walter Robinson An adventurous visit to the 2009 AIPAD Photography Show at the Park Avenue Armory.

Mar. 17, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Excrement artist confronts Artnet writer, Walker art center cuts, ShContemporary presses on, more.

Mar. 16, 2009	ASIA WEEK IN NEW YORK CITY A few changes but a wealth of offerings for 2009.

Mar. 12, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Chelsea galleries deploy to Cuba, suing to enforce an art sale, confusion over Prince "donation" to Morgan Library, "Krazy!" at Japan Society, more.

Mar. 11, 2009	Met nets Sotheby?s Subleyras by Paul Jeromack A previously unknown Portrait of Pope Benedict XIV by Pierre Subleyras goes to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Mar. 10, 2009	ARTNET NEWS New twist on those Saint Laurent bronzes. Plus, art on Facebook, 9th Sharjah Biennial, Art Dubai, more.

Mar. 10, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH New records at Phillips de Pury?s contemporary sale.

Mar. 4, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Grim news from Sotheby?s, optimistic news from Zwirner, bargains at Phillips, etc.

Mar. 4, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Grim news from Sotheby?s, optimistic news from Zwirner, bargains at Phillips, etc.

Mar. 3, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Gagosian?s gold frozen, Christie?s caught in propaganda war, Swoon sets sail for Venice, Met "collateralizes" Chagall, more.

Mar. 3, 2009	PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley Connoisseurs and collectors flock to Sanford Smith?s 21st annual Works on Paper art fair.

Mar. 2, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS March museum openings: "Afghanistan," Martin Kippenberger, Jenny Holzer, "The Pictures Generation," "The Psychedelic Experience," Paul Outerbridge, more.

February

Feb. 27, 2009	Paradise Lost (Again) by Robert Moeller The Rose Art Museum at Brandeis.

Feb. 26, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Worshiping at the Cathedral of Saint Laurent.

Feb. 26, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Italian police confiscate "porno Pope" art, empty rooms at Centre Pompidou, more museum cuts, the Texas Biennial, L.A. art grants, more.

Feb. 24, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Budget crisis at the Met. Plus, "Pictures" redux, Triple Candie returns, Pam Anderson sex tape represented, and Dia Center comes back (as X), but the Las Vegas Museum closes.

Feb. 17, 2009	ARTNET NEWS R. Allen Stanford?s arts ties, pressure saves NEA stimulus, Palestine in Venice, radiators at MAD, more.

Feb. 13, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Auction houses post 2008 results, plus highlights of the London contemporary sales.

Feb. 12, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Fugitive lawyer?s art collection unveiled, Chuck Schumer didn?t read arts amendment, David out at Lyon Biennale, new art prize in Dubai, more.

Feb. 10, 2009	ARTNET NEWS New Museum Triennial vs. Whitney Biennial? Plus, NEA stimulus gets hacked, pity for the Christie?s "sorority," Rhizome grants open, more.

Feb. 9, 2009	MUSCULAR OLD MASTERS II by Paul Jeromack Update on ter Brugghen?s Bagpipe Player, plus sales at Christie?s.

Feb. 6, 2009	Muscular Old Masters by Paul Jeromack Inside Sotheby?s New York sale of Old Master paintings in January.

Feb. 5, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Spring art fairs! Plus, AP goes after Shepard Fairey, art on "Gossip Girl," psychedelia in Denver, more.

Feb. 4, 2009	THE KANDINSKY PRIZE by Matthew Bown An inside look at the controversy surrounding Moscow?s new prize.

Feb. 3, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Robin Rhode?s "Pictures Reframed," Strick to Nasher, "Bed-In" in Montreal, more.

Feb. 2, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Who?s buying art? Old Masters in New York, contemporary in London, Yves Saint-Laurent in Paris, more.

Feb. 2, 2009	TWENTY TOP SHOWS February museum openings in the U.S., including Philip Guston, Paul Cezanne, Shepard Fairey, Hernan Bas, more.

January

Jan. 27, 2009	ART MARKET WATCH Could Warholmania finally be over?

Jan. 27, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Rose Museum to close, Darth Vader at Warhol Museum, gallery taken by Craigslist hoax, more. Plus, John Updike, RIP.

Jan. 22, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Ozymandias at the Art Institute of Chicago, another art critic layoff, the Queens International opens, TEFAF bigger than ever, more.

Jan. 20, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Artist runs to be Iceland prime minister, Republicans reignite culture wars, Dark Fair redux, Vezzoli?s Greed, AICA awards, more.

Jan. 20, 2009	RECALLING ANDY WYETH by Thomas Hoving Andrew Wyeth, 1917-2009.

Jan. 15, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Nicholas Bourriaud?s "Altermodern" at the Tate, Vladimir Putin?s Pattern, Czech artist apologizes to the EU, more. Plus, Ray Yoshida, RIP.

Jan. 14, 2009	MR. OBAMA GOES TO WASHINGTON by Sidney Lawrence An Inaugural Art Guide for Visitors.

Jan. 13, 2009	ARTNET NEWS KAWS and Kanye, the political art of David Caruso, "Fortis Art Bank" in Asia, Bush wall text under fire, more. Plus, Coosje van Bruggen, Aldo Crommelynck, RIP.

Jan. 8, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Museum of Western Art in Qatar? Plus, art fairs in the new year, schadenfreud in Seattle, sculpture park delayed, Merkin?s Rothkos in play, more.

Jan. 6, 2009	ARTNET NEWS A White House Office of the Arts? Plus, Caroline Kennedy and the Met, Duke turns his Titians to gold, more.

Jan. 2, 2009	ARTNET NEWS Thomas Campbell on YouTube, Russian art fair in London, Williams prints to NGA, Joan Mitchell Foundation grants, more.

Jan. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS A top ten of museum shows, ranging from "Alex Bag" to "The Third Mind."

December

Dec. 23, 2008	Artnet News Getty endowment shrinks, MOCA goes with Eli Broad, Chanel ends "Mobile Art," new look for Berry-Hill, more.

Dec. 22, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Can Erotica Save the Art Market?

Dec. 18, 2008	Artnet News Some last-chance holiday gifts. Plus, Asian Art Fair canceled, Strick on his way out, CoSM to close, Kinetic art fair in London, more.

Dec. 16, 2008	Artnet News Art patron key in Madoff scam. Plus, Blagojevich’s art vendetta, bad to worse at L.A. MOCA, the National Academy Museum controversy, more.

Dec. 11, 2008	Artnet News Museums on Obama?s to-do list, Moscow art projects, Kees Van Dongen in Montreal, manga at Japan Society, more.

Dec. 10, 2008	Artnet News Lehman Brothers dumps its art, auction-house layoffs, art currency in the Berkshires, artists on Detroit?s decay, Brooklyn Museum "tweets," more.

Dec. 4, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Art Basel Miami Beach online, NEA surveys women in the arts, Abu Dhabi goes it alone at the Venice Biennale, Turner Prize to Mark Leckey, more.

Dec. 3, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Anri Sala, "Russian Dreams," Ulysses Davis, Simon Starling, "Bloomsbury Artists," Harry Shearer, Baroque in Bologna, "The Fertile Goddess," more.

Dec. 2, 2008	MIAMI MADNESS Fairs featuring some 1,123 exhibitors summed up. Plus, the "Best of Naomi Campbell!"

November

Nov. 21, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Good Latin American results, plus prints at Phillips de Pury.

Nov. 20, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Fiscal crisis at MOCA LA. Plus, no sales for MoMA?s model homes, Carsten Höller opens a nightclub, the Art Museum Toilet Museum of Art, Gagosian expands, art world "Find-a-Text," more.

Nov. 19, 2008	ARTNET DESIGN Design Miami news. Plus, participatory jewelry from Ornamentum, Murakami’s hip-hop knuckleduster, Ron Arad at MoMA, more.

Nov. 18, 2008	LETTER TO THE EDITOR by Harry Moses Taking issue with Thomas Hoving on "The Fate of the $5 Pollock." Plus a response from Hoving.

Nov. 17, 2008	WALTER GABRIELSON, 1935-2008 by Peter Plagens Remembering the great California artist and teacher.

Nov. 17, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Jan Krugier, 1928-2008.

Nov. 14, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Phillips de Pury does $9.6 million in contemporary, plus day sales at Sotheby’s and Christie’s.

Nov. 13, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH $113.6 million at Christie’s contemporary.

Nov. 12, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby’s contemporary does $125 million.

Nov. 11, 2008	ARTNET NEWS CCL Fellows, USArtists Awards, Tino Sehgal retrospective, Alison Saar’s Tubman Memorial, more.

Nov. 7, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Christie’s Impressionist and modern art sale, Nov. 6, 2008.

Nov. 6, 2008	ICELANDIC ART MELTDOWN Björk, Snorri Ásmundsson and the artists of Iceland face the economic crisis.

Nov. 6, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH The Alice Lawrence and Hillman Family collections.

Nov. 5, 2008	THE NEW PRINT PARADIGM by Deborah Ripley Action at the print auctions, plus the IPDFA and E/AB print fairs.

Nov. 5, 2008	Artnet News Michelle Obama by Elizabeth Peyton, retro for Obama poster artist, Brit to represent Germany in Venice, massive new Sperone Westwater gallery, more.

Nov. 4, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby’s Impressionist and modern sale in New York, Nov. 3, 2008

Nov. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Prospect.1 New Orleans, Sol LeWitt wall drawings, "Hearst the Collector," Raqib Shaw, William Eggleston, Barkley L. Hendricks, more.

October

Oct. 28, 2008	Artnet News Election night follies, art-world awards, Joe Simon takes his fight online, more. Plus, Muriel Oxenberg Murphy, RIP.

Oct. 27, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Say hello to the art-market recession.

Oct. 23, 2008	Artnet News Cuts at MoMA, the Gugg goes to the movies, awards and grants, more. Plus, Patricia Faure, RIP.

Oct. 22, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Economic meltdown art, São Paulo Bienal, economic impact of New York City Waterfalls, Getty sex scenes, more. Plus, Terry Fox, RIP.

Oct. 16, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Belt-tightening at museums, Taubman museum to open in Virginia, soldier billboards go up, Rockefeller residencies, more.

Oct. 15, 2008	FRIEZE FACTOR All eyes turn to London for the Frieze Art Fair and its satellite events.

Oct. 9, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Mixed signals about the health of the art-market.

Oct. 7, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Phillips de Pury sold to Russian luxury group, Richard Fuld portrait sold, Louise Bourgeois with Old Masters, Kate Moss in "Statuephilia," more.

Oct. 6, 2008	RED LIGHT FOR ARTISTS by Abigail Esman Amsterdam is moving artists’ studios into its famed Red Light District.

Oct. 6, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Warhol, Murakami, Berenice Abbott at Artnet Online Auctions.

Oct. 3, 2008	Artnet News Whither the Starr Foundation? Plus, the art-world’s new Polltrack, Gladstone Gallery to Brussels, more.

Oct. 1, 2008	Artnet News The International Art + Design Fair, Obama art benefits, bank troubles threaten museums, more.

Oct. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Gilbert & George, Elizabeth Peyton, Tara Donovan, James Castle, early Calder, "Artistic Luxury," Philippe de Montebello, more.

September

Sept. 25, 2008	Artnet News Artists for Obama, "Buy My ShitPile," Lazarides in NYC, L&M in L.A., more.

Sept. 24, 2008	Art Market Watch New auction records for the first half of 2008.

Sept. 23, 2008	Artnet News Leibovitz ditches gallery for Phillips, tussle over Hirst coverage, "genius" award to Donovan, more Plus, Artnet launches French site.

Sept. 22, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH September contemporary sales in New York, plus a look at the Asian contemporary market.

Sept. 19, 2008	Artnet News Death threats for anti-McCain photographer. Plus, Saatchi profits with Tate sale, more.

Sept. 17, 2008	Artnet News Lehman Brothers, Neuberger Berman and the art world. Plus, Banksy news, Trigano Gallery in L.A., art-world appointments, more.

Sept. 16, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Damien Hirst rules the contemporary auction market.

Sept. 16, 2008	MODERN MACHINERY by Jerry Saltz With new curatorial direction, MoMA should speed up and the Guggenheim slow down.

Sept. 10, 2008	Artnet News The Met gets a new director, the New Museum gets a new building, the Walker gets a new curator, more.

Sept. 9, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH September art auctions bring it on.

Sept. 4, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Sarah Palin vs. Page Museum, personnel changes at New York museums, "50 Artists for 50 States" kick-off, Gucci Award to McQueen, more.

Sept. 3, 2008	VERMIN ON THE LOOSE by Simon Todd Lyon & Turnbull’s "Colony Room Club" auction marks the debut of a new Banksy authentication entity, "Vermin."

Sept. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Francis Alÿs, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Richard Avedon’s "Portraits of Power," George de Forest Brush, "Street Art, Street Life," Giorgio Morandi, Babar, Assyria, van Gogh, Catherine Opie, more.

August

Aug. 28, 2008	ARTNET NEWS A little problem with salt water. Plus, a Serota mini-scandal, war art censored in St. Paul, more.

Aug. 27, 2008	ARTNET NEWS James Powderly of Graffiti Research Labs tells all about his time in a Chinese jail.

Aug. 20, 2008	Artnet News Art at the Democratic and Republican conventions. Plus, China cancels Asia Society loans, artists in the redesigned Interview, the new Ana Tzarev Gallery, more.

Aug. 14, 2008	Artnet News Will Draw Anything for $2! Plus, Avenue mag gets Wendy antiques shows, new curators at Wexner Center, more.

Aug. 12, 2008	Artnet News "Street as Muse," Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn collection, Martín Ramírez heirs go to court, portraits of women vets, more.

Aug. 7, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Christie’s edges Sotheby’s in total sales for 2008 to date.

Aug. 6, 2008	Artnet News David Bowie at MoMA, car show at MFA Boston, Indian art on the Bowery, more. Plus, Pérez Celis, R.I.P.

Aug. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Gian Lorenzo Bernini, "Dream Car" Model-rama, California Conceptualism, Greenfield-Sanders’ Black List, "3-logy Triennial 2008," more.

July

July 31, 2008	Artnet News Who Killed Barack Obama? in Poland, Cai Guo-Qiang?s Olympics show leaked, Gagosian in Moscow, Gucci awards, more.

July 29, 2008	Artnet News Kelly Rowland likes Dan Flavin! Plus, more on the Banksy mystery, Quad in Derby, FIAC satellite fairs, more.

July 28, 2008	LETTER TO THE EDITOR by Barbara Pollack Neither collector Uli Sigg nor Chinese contemporary art are complicit with Chinese government policies.

July 24, 2008	Artnet News The 15th Annual Watermill Benefit and Scope Hamptons 2008. Plus, Chanel?s art pavilion in Central Park.

July 23, 2008	Artnet News Chakaia Booker in the Midwest, Byzantium in London, free money at Prospect.1 in New Orleans, more.

July 22, 2008	LETTER TO THE EDITOR by Peter Plagens Taking issue with Thomas Hoving.

July 21, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Old Master sales at Christie?s and Sotheby?s in London. Plus, Christie?s sales report for the first half of 2008.

July 17, 2008	Artnet News China?s Cultural Revolution at Asia Society, CCC Moscow, Saatchi?s "New Sensations," changes for Art Cologne, more.

July 15, 2008	Artnet News New Museum Triennial, Andres Serrano "Shit" photos, Murakami sues, MC de Pury, more.

July 10, 2008	Artnet News Pierre Huyghe, Performa 09, "Home Delivery," Axel Vervoordt, NADA County Fair, Robots in Pittsburgh, "Funky Pop," more.

July 8, 2008	Artnet News $1 million in sales on Artnet auctions. Plus, artists ride the "vomit comet," haircuts for peace, and Bruce Conner, RIP.

July 7, 2008	Art Market Watch Big prices for Bacon, Koons, Freud, more at London contemporary sales.

July 3, 2008	Artnet News Li Zhangyang?s Rent Collection Courtyard, Whitney Altria between covers, more.

July 2, 2008	Artnet News Fairs and biennials around the globe in the second half of 2008.

July 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS The architecture of John Lautner, the design of Thomas Hope, "Op Art Revisited" in Buffalo, prefab houses at MoMA, more.

June

June 27, 2008	Art Market Watch Impressionist & modern sales in London.

June 26, 2008	Artnet News Olafur Eliasson?s New York City Waterfalls debut. Plus, the Singapore Biennale, Murakami boutique lawsuit, the world?s smallest art fair, more.

June 24, 2008	Artnet News Art in America changes editors, Palm Beach! changes ownership, Malcolm McLaren in Times Square, Philippe Vergne to Dia, more.

June 20, 2008	Artnet News Sotheby?s "Beautiful" Hirst sale, Steve Kurtz?s vindication, the Sydney Biennale, "Moscow Conceptualism," more.

June 17, 2008	Artnet News Enwezor?s "meta-biennale" in South Korea. Plus, Danny Lyon in New York, art world embraces DIY Indiana Jones, more.

June 12, 2008	Artnet News Met welcomes Chinese tourists (and honors de Montebello). Plus, Tracey Emin at the RA, Albion in New York, Arceneaux to develop Watts, Colab Redux, more.

June 10, 2008	Artnet News Art 39 Basel online at Artnet. Plus, CCC Moscow, the Glenstone Museum, IMA sculpture park, Louise Bourgeois documentary, more.

June 4, 2008	Artnet News Koons marketing in Chicago, Cattelan?s synagogue project, Fluxus architecture, more. Plus, Anne d?Harnoncourt, RIP.

June 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Marlene Dumas, Louise Bourgeois, Peter Saul, Nandalal Bose, Jean-Antoine Houdon, Maria Sibylla Merian, more.

May

May 30, 2008	BASEL ART BLOW-OUT "Art Unlimited," Art 39 Basel, Design Miami Basel, Volta, Scope, Liste, Bâlelatina, Print Basel, more.

May 30, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Records, records, records -- Latin American at Christie?s and Sotheby?s, Chinese contemporary at Christie?s Hong Kong, American at Sotheby?s New York, more.

May 27, 2008	Artnet News No more wine at art openings? Plus, petrodollars for de Montebello, the 2008 Turner Prize, a new Basel art fair, an antiques scandal, more.

May 22, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Christie?s record-setting American art sale, prints at Phillips, Kahn House buy-in.

May 21, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Armory Show goes modern, Haunch of Venison sets New York opening, hot shows at MOCA L.A., more.

May 16, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH $1.9 million for MOCA L.A. at Phillips, plus day sales at Christie?s and Sotheby?s, and a note on Sotheby?s stock price.

May 15, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby?s contemporary does a record-setting $362 million.

May 15, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Living art project aborted at MoMA, record Rothko to Qatar, Warhol?s "Pop politics," Gap meets art, more.

May 14, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Christie?s contemporary does $348 million.

May 13, 2008	ARTNET DESIGN Artnet Design Marketplace. Plus, bat habitats from auction house trash, SOFA New York, Design Miami/Basel 2008, more.

May 12, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Olivier Debroise, RIP.

May 8, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Art fair mania around the globe. Plus, Tom Sachs, Warhol?s Mao in Hong Kong, Haring Foundation, "Sand," grants and prizes, plus more.

May 8, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby?s Impressionist and modern art sale totals $235 million.

May 7, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer $277 million at Christie?s New York Impressionist and moderns.

May 6, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Michael Israel, the Future of Art! Plus, the end of Dia in NYC?, Heiss out at P.S.1, the Milwaukee International, more.

May 6, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH A preview of the spring auctions in New York, and auction results for April 2008.

May 1, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Yale?s abortion art debate. Plus, James Frey as art-world darling, Whitney by Piano, Burden skyscraper for New York, more.

May 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS "Life on Mars," Feminism and Land Art, "Superheroes," Anish Kapoor, On Kawara, Jeff Koons, more.

April

Apr. 29, 2008	ARTROPOLIS ACTION by Kevin Nance Disappointing sales at the massive Chicago art fair.

Apr. 29, 2008	OLD MASTER REPORT by Paul Jeromack Two fascinating lots at Christie?s New York on Apr. 15, 2008.

Apr. 24, 2008	ARTNET NEWS The Venice Biennale Battle rages on. Plus, Oprah sarcophagus, Caro in Dublin, optimistic art fairs, late Kirchner, more.

Apr. 21, 2008	CHICAGO A GO-GO Artropolis is massive, with more than 700 exhibitors (but Bridge bows out).

Apr. 17, 2008	Artnet News The "starving dog" controversy, Whitney Biennial news, plus Arizona Republicans fail to censor 9/11 memorial, SFMOMA roof garden, Bernini in North America, more.

Apr. 16, 2008	Artnet News Latin American art at Artnet?s new online auctions.

Apr. 15, 2008	Artnet News Olympics for art, or Olympic headache?

Apr. 11, 2008	Art Market Watch April sales in London, Hong Kong and New York.

Apr. 10, 2008	AIPAD ATTRACTION by Walter Robinson The 28th AIPAD Photography Show.

Apr. 10, 2008	Artnet News Circa Puerto Rico, Sonnabend sale, Guggenheim satellite news, art films at Tribeca fest, more.

Apr. 8, 2008	Artnet News Guggenheim fellows, Birnbaum for Venice, Documenta 13, Yoko Ono, Jeff Koons, more.

Apr. 3, 2008	Artnet News Goodrow to Phillips, Red Dot to London, midgets to Berlin, more.

Apr. 2, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Armory Show Week auctions at Phillips, Christie?s and Sotheby?s.

Apr. 2, 2008	Artnet News Art fairs and biennials in the second quarter of 2008.

Apr. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Paul Chan, "Robots," the Miss Rockaway Armada, Henry Darger and contemporary art, "Black Is Black Ain?t," El Greco to Velazquez, more.

March

Mar. 28, 2008	Artnet News New biennial planned for Denver, Daniel Hug to Cologne, Fotofest Houston, more.

Mar. 26, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Auction results from New York?s Asia Week.

Mar. 26, 2008	Artnet News Murakami?s new Vuitton store, Altoids Awards, art tours for Williamsburg and the L.E.S., Triple Candie to close (supposedly), more.

Mar. 25, 2008	ARTNET DESIGN Design Miami in New York, "Remixing the Ordinary," modern houses at auction, SANAA, Iván Navarro, more.

Mar. 21, 2008	ARMORY ACTION More than 500 galleries make for an art fair feeding frenzy during New York?s Armory Week.

Mar. 19, 2008	Artnet News Big plans from museum directors, Reykjavík Arts Festival, Lauder?s big donation, Joe Brainard?s Nancy, more.

Mar. 13, 2008	Artnet News Art and the Emperors Club.

Mar. 11, 2008	Artnet News Art critics? "golden globes," Plensa head in Chicago, Asian contemporary art week, artists in "Prospect.1 New Orleans," more.

Mar. 6, 2008	Artnet News Guggenheim lineup, Storefront for Art and Architecture franchises, lots of museum acquisitions, On Kawara in Texas, Philip Taaffe in Wolfsburg, more.

Mar. 6, 2008	FAIR LOS ANGELES Is the City of Angels ready for the global art market?

Mar. 4, 2008	Artnet News Art fairs cancelled and launched. Plus, Liverpool Biennial, "Life on Mars," Still Museum, more.

Mar. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS The Whitney Biennial, "The American Evolution," women in collaboration, "California Video," Allan Kaprow, Amy Sillman, George Rodrigue, James Luna, more.

February

Feb. 29, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Contemporary sales in London at Sotheby?s and Phillips. Plus, Sotheby?s year-end results.

Feb. 27, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Warhol cash for arts writers, Sonsbeek 2008, Flux Factory evicted, SVA theater in Chelsea, the crowd as curator, more.

Feb. 26, 2008	ARTNET DESIGN Johnson Design Center in N.Y., Royere at Sonnabend, Yves Saint Laurent at MMFA, more.

Feb. 25, 2008	Artnet News With Artnet Online Auctions, a new art-market platform.

Feb. 22, 2008	Artnet News Flow cancelled, The Affair & the Jupiter Hotel in the air, ShContemporary in dispute, Seafair in transition.

Feb. 22, 2008	HAMMER TIME by Kevin Nance Chicago?s Leslie Hindman Auctioneers expands into a new space.

Feb. 21, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH The 20th annual Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory.

Feb. 21, 2008	Artnet News Big bucks in Ordway Prizes, the seven seagull sins from Wyeth, Dave Eggers curates comics, new Chelsea spaces, more.

Feb. 15, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby?s [Red] Auction cracks $40 million.

Feb. 14, 2008	Artnet News Henry Moore with Mussels in Toronto. Plus, more art fairs canceled, "Obey Obama," Guerrilla Girls vs. Eli Broad, Driskell Prize to Simmons, more.

Feb. 12, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby?s (Red) Auction, contemporary art at Christie?s London, 2007 auction results, Bonhams moves, more.

Feb. 8, 2008	ARTNET LONDON Tracey Emin Library in Uganda, Form London showcases design, Noble & Webster in Denver, Doig at the Tate, more.

Feb. 6, 2008	ART MARKET WATCH Good results at London Impressionist and modern art sales.

Feb. 5, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Political cash from Manhattan arties, the Met?s search firm, Huber out at Shanghai fair, more.

Feb. 1, 2008	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Kerry James Marshall, Ghada Amer, Cai Guo-Qiang, Gustave Courbet, Moyra Davey, more.

January

Jan. 31, 2008	JANUARY OLD MASTERS 2008 by Paul Jeromack Sotheby?s New York totals $91.7 million.

Jan. 29, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Fair feuds and fizzles, new Arbus trove, Site Santa Fe artists, more. Plus, David Askevold, RIP.

Jan. 24, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Kiefer in the Louvre. Plus, Prospect.1 New Orleans, Los Angeles art fairs, Germans on the Bowery, "Many Cultures" at the Met, Folkestone Triennial, more.

Jan. 22, 2008	ARTNET LONDON "From Russia" to open, Fourth Plinth finalists, Santiago Sierra, Ultimate Fighting, the Serpentine Pavilion, more.

Jan. 17, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Klan Room Tableau at Ole Miss, "Master Drawings" in Manhattan, Berlin Biennial 2008, Joan Mitchell grants, more.

Jan. 16, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Contemporary art fairs and biennials in the first quarter of 2008.

Jan. 10, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Successorama at the Met, BCAM gala in L.A., "Life on Mars" at Carnegie International, Joburg Art Fair, Musée Guimet fracas, more. Plus, Allison Ledes, RIP.

Jan. 8, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Art student killed, art controversies in Prague and England, Beecroft adoption documentary, more.

Jan. 7, 2008	BEIJING CONTEMPORARY by Lee Ambrozy The new Ullens Contemporary Center for the Arts in Beijing.

Jan. 3, 2008	ARTNET NEWS Criticism award to Chris Kraus, AICA awards for 2007. Plus, Michael Goldberg, RIP.

Jan. 1, 2008	New This Month in U.S. Museums "Archive Fever," "The Puppet Show," Chantal Akerman, Jan De Cock, Sam Taylor-Wood, Michael Asher, more.

December

Dec. 18, 2007	ARTNET NEWS A €43.3 billion art market. Plus, the Met?s first blog, more holiday gifts, Dubai antiques fair, more.

Dec. 18, 2007	NO GAY GODS? by Abigail Esman Artist Sooreh Hera?s photographs prompt controversy in the Hague.

Dec. 14, 2007	ARTNET NEWS The Met puts Koons on the roof. Plus, Jeffrey Loria at Yale, Bolton Forgers, John Elderfield out at MoMA, more.

Dec. 12, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Jacob Lawrence dispute, Alan Shields in Southampton, Wynwood gallery burns, new Art Hamptons fair, Eva Mendes, lots of grants for artists, more.

Dec. 11, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH by Deborah Ripley Victor Vasarely?s multicolored phoenix.

Dec. 6, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Giftland at Printed Matter, Hirst in AIDS auction, Turner Prize to Wallinger, more.

Dec. 3, 2007	MIAMI MAYHEM More than 20 contemporary art fairs open in Miami.

Dec. 1, 2007	New This Month in U.S. Museums Leonora Carrington, Zhang Daqian, Lucian Freud, Jorge Macchi, Jorge Pardo, Tino Sehgal, more.

November

Nov. 26, 2007	RUSSIAN ART EXPRESS "Russian Art Week" in London, Vik Muniz in Moscow, AES+F in New York, XL at Art Basel Miami Beach, more.

Nov. 16, 2007	Artnet Design Line Vautrin, Maid Bar in L.A., Calder jewelry in Palm Beach, "Re:Construction," more.

Nov. 16, 2007	Artnet News Whitney Biennial lineup, USA grant winners, MoMA?s new tower, more.

Nov. 16, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Contemporary auctions end with a $50-million bang at Phillips, de Pury & Co.

Nov. 15, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH $316 million at Sotheby?s contemporary sale.

Nov. 14, 2007	Artnet News Artwalk NY, news of older artists, Prince in St. Bart?s, Participant reopens, etc.

Nov. 14, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Blast off at Christie?s post-war and contemporary sale.

Nov. 13, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH $52 million for the Allan Stone Collection.

Nov. 8, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby?s New York evening sale of Impressionist and modern art, Nov. 7, 2007

Nov. 7, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Christie?s "Impressionist and Modern Art" evening sale, Nov. 6, 2007.

Nov. 6, 2007	Artnet News Museums in hedge funds? Plus, Schnabel film hits U.S., Hirst at Lever House (and in Dallas), Mr. Artsee, Edvins Strautmanis, more.

Nov. 2, 2007	Artnet News Superheroes at the Met, Art Star II, chocolate factory from McCarthy, charity ratings for museums, more.

Nov. 1, 20007	New This Month in U.S. Museums "Picturing the Bible," "Extreme Embroidery," "Meanwhile in Iraq. . .," William Steig, Martin Puryear, Lawrence Weiner, Kori Newkirk, more.

October

Oct. 30, 2007	Artnet News Print Week in New York, Kiki Smith does vases, "Sleepwalkers" to Miami, more.

Oct. 30, 2007	Art Market Watch Robust results for October sales in New York and London.

Oct. 25, 2007	Artnet News Fire relief from San Diego museum, more Picasso from Richardson, Turner Prize in Liverpool, cake as art at Performa, more.

Oct. 23, 2007	Artnet News Gagosian in Moscow, Pelosi at antiques show, Oppenheim in L.A., Castelli in the Smithsonian, more. Plus, R.B. Kitaj, R.I.P.

Oct. 22, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH by Paul Jeromack Old Masters at Christie?s New York.

Oct. 19, 2007	Art Market Watch Analyzing the top-selling photos of the year so far (revised).

Oct. 18, 2007	Artnet News Chocolate Jesus, MoMA programs, RxArt Ball, more.

Oct. 17, 2007	Artnet News Is this the end for Salander-O?Reilly? Plus, Lidtke sentenced in Seattle, Golden Lions at Venice, more.

Oct. 11, 2007	Artnet News New Museum goes "Unmonumental," more on Maier, Boston MFA launches "West Wing," art advice from APT, more.

Oct. 4, 2007	Artnet News Art + Design Fair, Performa 07, Yahoo art snafu, charity benefits the rich, Ed McGowin, Marisol, Al Held, more.

Oct. 2, 2007	Artnet News Director resigns at Maier Museum, artists rights in Chicago, Goldin photo seized, more. Plus, William Zimmer, RIP.

Oct. 1, 20007	New This Month in U.S. Museums J.M.W. Turner, Takashi Murakami, Yue Minjun, Gustav Klimt, Robert Irwin, Steve Powers, Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, more.

September

Sept. 28, 2007	Art Market Watch Muscular prices in September. Plus, the Robert Wilson Loft Sale.

Sept. 27, 2007	Artnet News NY Art Book Fair, condos at the Museum for African Art, Al Franken and environmental art, genius grants, more.

Sept. 20, 2007	Artnet News Critics roast Storr, Russian architecture in peril, more trouble for Jeong-Ah, Pardo survey, more.

Sept. 18, 2007	Artnet News More money for museum directors, kids collect, artists print money, more.

Sept. 13, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby?s tune-up contemporary sale.

Sept. 13, 2007	Artnet News Williamsburg gallery fest, Chuck Close ballet, Dave Hickey epigones, Crystal Bridges moves in on Fisk art, Illinois arts funding cuts, more.

Sept. 11, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Christie?s "First Open" tests the contemporary market boom.

Sept. 7, 2007	SURFING ARTNET The new season opens, on a global scale.

Sept. 7, 2007	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley New Berlin galleries, Eliasson & the opera, Balthus in Germany.

Sept. 6, 2007	Artnet News SeaFair hits the waves, Park Avenue Armory overhaul, New Museum at Bloomies, artist?s pensions in Dubai, more.

Sept. 4, 2007	Artnet News Eliasson’s ice car, Hirst’s skull sold, Holzer projection in D.C., Phyllis Diller: art sage, more.

Sept. 1, 20007	New This Month in U.S. Museums Richard Prince, Mark Bradford, "Piranesi as Designer," Cosima Von Bonin, Zhang Huan, Olafur Eliasson, Otabenga Jones & Associates, more.

August

Aug. 28, 2007	Artnet News Latin American art fair for NYC, "Big Draw" in Big Apple, "Forms of Resistance," more.

Aug. 27, 2007	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Gerhard Richter?s cathedral window, Oh!TV video magazine, "New York States of Mind"

Aug. 24, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN Calatrava?s Chicago Spire, shows at Cooper-Hewitt, Scarano vs. Williamsburg, Santa Fe Design Week, more.

Aug. 22, 2007	Artnet News Book art from Sachs and Koons, "Her(his)tory" in Athens, tax breaks for artists, prize for Campos-Pons, more. Plus, Edward Avedisian, RIP.

Aug. 16, 2007	Artnet News Grumbling over Fisher museum in San Francisco, Kush sues Pink, the Art Parade, more.

Aug. 14, 2007	Artnet News Salander-O?Reilly lawsuits, snapshots at the NGA, A-Rod and Peter Max, MacBain sells bags, Bridge Art Fair in New York, more.

Aug. 13, 2007	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Berlin?s Sommerloch, Hedi Slimane and the "Sweet Bird of Youth," and a recovered Balthasar Permoser ivory.

Aug. 10, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby?s 2007 numbers, Christie?s House Sale, Western Art record for Coeur d?Alene, more.

Aug. 9, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN Sottsass opens Friedman Benda, more from Vuitton-Murakami, Design London.

Aug. 7, 2007	Artnet News Geisai Miami, Rivington Place in London, Phyllis Tuchman collection, Duke Riley in the news, more.

Aug. 6, 2007	SURFING ARTNET Sherrie Levine, Santa Fe, Warhol vs. Banksy, ACRIA benefit, more.

Aug. 6, 2007	ARTNET.DE DIGEST Compiled by Kimberly Bradley Grumbling at Documenta, lineup for Art Forum Berlin show, remembering Rudolf Springer.

Aug. 2, 2007	Artnet News Museum directors wanted, nude art contest, "Sultana?s Dream," the real Da Vinci code, more.

Aug. 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS "The Abstract Impulse," Earl Cunningham, Richard Pousette-Dart, contemporary Caribbean art, more.

July

July 26, 2007	Artnet News Artists protest anti-filming rules in New York. Plus, Jews and carousels, art and sneakers, getting a brain, drawing the moon, more.

July 24, 2007	Artnet News Kanye West and Takashi Murakami, Human Rights Watch eyes Guggenheim, AXA Gallery closes, Panama pavilion at Venice, more.

July 19, 2007	Artnet News Contemporary art fairs and biennials in the second half of 2007.

July 17, 2007	REPLY TO STORR by Ben Davis The Venice Biennale, Africa and the "borrowed kettle."

July 17, 2007	Artnet News Documenta news, child?s play at Scope Hamptons, Immendorff in the Berlin Chancellery, "High Times, Hard Times" to Europe, more.

July 13, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Christie?s numbers jump, record-setting Raphael, more.

July 12, 2007	Artnet News Fraud at the Gwangju Biennale, Holland sells "art bank" collection on eBay, new shows of Takashi Murakami, Rembrandt, Zhang Huan, Olafur Eliasson, more.

July 11, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH by Paul Jeromack Old Masters plus more Albright-Knox discards at Sotheby?s New York.

July 10, 2007	Artnet News Stuffed giraffe in court, Aldrich offers free beer, Marx collection to Hammer, more.

July 7, 2007	Artnet News Lightning strikes Richard Prince work, new Center for Curatorial Leadership, Dada campaign ads, Clayton Patterson in Chelsea, more.

July 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Desiderio da Settignano, Martin Creed, "Soldier," "Red Hot" Asian art, Berlin Street Scene, more.

June

June 26, 2007	Artnet Design Marc Newson?s Ikepod watch hits the stores. Plus, Nouvel plans new MoMA tower, Asymptote condos in New York, "IDEO Selects," "Material Culture," more.

June 26, 2007	Artnet News Storm at Documenta, Berlin Street Scene in New York, Anthony Hopkins paints, more.

June 22, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Crazy money in London sales in June.

June 21, 2007	Artnet News More skulls from Hirst, Simon de Pury as virtual auctioneer, Art Santa Fe, more.

June 19, 2007	Artnet News Bad reviews for Documenta, Panza Collection to Buffalo, artists on vacation, Hopper opera, more.

June 13, 2007	Artnet News Inside Documenta, new team for Art Basel, artists protest in Chicago, Michael bids on Hirst skull, new curator at the Kemper, more.

June 6, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Schnabel gets best director award, Venice manager resigns, Broad Museum in Michigan, Elton John and George Michael -- supercollectors, more.

June 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Richard Diebenkorn in New Mexico, "Social Sculpture" in Mexico City, Greeks on the Black Sea, Dutch art in the Berkshires, more.

May

May 30, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN Haughton fair to Dubai, SOFA New York, new program in design criticism, more.

May 30, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH American art auctions in New York, more.

May 24, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Dahesh closing? Plus, Cornice in Venice, Filipovic to Berlin Biennial, more.

May 22, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Philadelphia Museum takes wing. Plus, dispute at MASS MoCA, Iraq War Memorial in London, Lou Reed curates, more.

May 18, 2007	ARTNET NEWS An update on the controversy surrounding the Sindika Dokolo collection.

May 18, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Contemporary at Phillips, de Pury & Co., plus day sale results at Christie?s and Sotheby?s.

May 17, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Christie?s $384.6 million contemporary sale.

May 16, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Sotheby?s record-breaking $254.9 million contemporary sale.

May 15, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Roma pavilion in Venice, Art Athina in Athens, "Price of Everything" in New York, more.

May 14, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN High-end design auctions edge their way into the crowded sale calendar.

May 10, 2007	ARTNET NEWS The International Fine Art Fair, Roni Horn?s water library, Steve Martin talks Hopper, Cuba in New York, more.

May 10, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Christie?s sells $236 milllion of Impressionist and modern art on May 9, 2007.

May 9, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby?s $278.5 million evening sale of Impressionist and modern art, May 8, 2007.

May 8, 2007	ARTNET NEWS 1,001 Chinese in Kassel, Dia and Hispanic Society team up, Beuys and Barney in Venice, more.

May 3, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Madison Avenue art walk, Marguerite Zorach, "Old School" in London, more.

May 1, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Early notes on Documenta 12, Armory Show sold (almost), remembering Michael Hurson, Gugg acquisitions, more.

May 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Frank Stella?s architecture, Jean-Baptiste Oudry?s menagerie, "Design for the Other 90%," Brazilian Constructivism, "Summer of Love," more.

April

Apr. 27, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Art Chicago, live artist at MoMA, NEA grants, more.

Apr. 20, 2007	ARTNET NEWS New Gonzalez-Torres work for Venice, Dan Cameron to heal New Orleans, Monet show at Wildenstein, more.

Apr. 19, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN Design rules at art Cologne, RISD?s crystal furniture, Raymond Loewy?s online scrapbook, more.

Apr. 17, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Met debuts new Greek and Roman galleries, Art Chicago goes citywide, new art films, more.

Apr. 16, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Big ticket lots in May post-war sales, new Hong Kong record, museums like Cuveliers, more.

Apr. 13, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN Design fairs in Basel, Los Angeles and Brooklyn, plus more.

Apr. 10, 2007	ARTNET NEWS U.S. artist shows with Kaikai Kiki, "Monumenta" in Paris, art fairs bloom in April, more. Plus, Deborah Drier, RIP.

Apr. 6, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Plummer?s new art fund, Sender?s art profits, Armory Show sales, Russian art, Old Masters, photos in New York, more.

Apr. 6, 2007	ARTNET NEWS New Venice outpost for Pinault, Elaine de Kooning studio for sale, "Piranesi as Designer," 2007 Guggenheim fellowships, more.

Apr. 3, 2007	ARTNET NEWS D.C. celebrates Color Field, Obama as Christ in Chicago, "Sugar Buzz," "Reinventing Allegory," more.

Apr. 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS "The Last Ruskinians," Patrick Ireland, Karen Kilimnik, "Poets of the Handmade," Lincoln Kirstein, John Armleder, "Arcadia and Anarchy," more.

March

Mar. 30, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Cosimo Cavallaro shut down in New York, Santiago Sierra censored in Mexico, Christoph Büchel in limbo at MASS MoCA, more.

Mar. 27, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Pataki?s art slush fund? Plus, Sharjah Biennial, Art Cologne, Kilimnik ballet, Ensor in SoHo, more.

Mar. 26, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Big prices during Asia Week for lots from Albright-Knox, contemporary art.

Mar. 22, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Sackler Center opens in Brooklyn, International Asian Art Fair, "Imagine Peace" in D.C., lawsuit targets Purvis Young, more.

Mar. 20, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Schneider?s Islamic Cube in Hamburg, Confederates attack Florida museum, Halbreich leaves the Walker, more.

Mar. 16, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Venice Biennale lineup. Plus, stink over BP deal with LACMA, more.

Mar. 14, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Roma pavilion in Venice, death penalty art fracas in Austin, dates set for Performa, more.

Mar. 6, 2007	ARTNET NEWS More on MoMA?s Serra show, war threatens Iranian treasures, Neil Jenny at the Aldrich, new imprint for gay art books, more.

Mar. 5, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Mid-season sales in New York, Berkeley sells a Russian, and Sotheby?s vs. Christie?s 2006.

Mar. 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Feminist art in Brooklyn and L.A., Zen Figure Painting, European masterworks, Islamic ceramics, more.

February

Feb. 28, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Money for curators, Warhol grants for writers, Art Forum Berlin in the pink, retrospectives of Serra and Kahlo, more. Plus, Emmett Williams, RIP.

Feb. 23, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH Christie?s goes for gallery gold.

Feb. 23, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Questions surround the patron behind the Venice Biennale?s African exhibition.

Feb. 21, 2007	FAIR NEW YORK New York City reaches quantum art mass with no less than eight art fairs.

Feb. 21, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Art stars alight at AICA/USA awards ceremony.

Feb. 20, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Michèle C. Cone on art & money at the CAA.

Feb. 13, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Robert Storr?s African "Check List," Kelly Sherman takes Foster Prize, Ryan Humphrey on Top Design, more.

Feb. 9, 2007	ART MARKET WATCH A wild ride upwards at Sotheby?s and Christie?s London sales.

Feb. 8, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Museum for African Art, feminism in review, going solo at ADAA Art Show, more.

Feb. 6, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Art is a drug? Kylie Minogue at V&A, Plus, Michael Hurson, Jules Olitski, RIP.

Feb. 2, 2007	A NEW KIND OF ART ROYALTY by Daniel Grant A look at droit de suite in Britain.

Feb. 1, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Abu Dhabi building boom, no future for Beck?s Futures, artists in Boston bomb scare, more.

Feb. 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Jeff Wall, George Stubbs, Kara Walker, Thomas Chimes, "Masterpieces of French Painting," "Family Pictures," more.

January

Jan. 30, 2007	Art Market Watch Old Masters in New York, London February highlights, African-American art at Swann, Christie?s 2006 totals, more.

Jan. 25, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Armory Show update. Plus, Warhol snowboards, China gets American art, more. And Dan Christensen, RIP.

Jan. 23, 2007	ARTNET NEWS An art scene grows in Second Life. Plus, Tate Britain?s fights for a Turner, the new Docks Art Fair, and Jonathan Napack, RIP.

Jan. 18, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Documenta 12 preview, Sotheby?s raises premium, Desert Louvre, Edna Andrade in Philadelphia, Marc Newson in Chelsea, more.

Jan. 16, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Troubles for Saigon Open City, Old Masters and feminist art in New York, Andy Warhol news, more.

Jan. 9, 2007	ARTNET NEWS L.A. & the arts, Venice Biennale news, Saltz gets critic?s award, more.

Jan. 5, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Contemporary art fairs and biennials in the first half of 2007.

Jan. 4, 2007	ARTNET NEWS Eakins? Gross Clinic debuts at its new home. Plus, a drawing duel, Maurice Denis, John Armleder, Toscanini art, more.

Jan. 1, 2007	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Aitken at MoMA, Cartier-Bresson?s "Scrapbook," "Local Gravity," Francis Bacon, Matisse sculpture, "Radical Lace," Rudolf Stingel, Vija Celmins, more.

December

Dec. 21, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH At art auctions in October and November 2006, works by more than 2,800 artists hit new highs.

Dec. 19, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Last-minute shopping news. Plus more.

Dec. 18, 2006	ALLAN STONE, 1932-2006 by Oriane Stender Remembering the pioneering New York art dealer.

Dec. 15, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Arab-Israeli museum? MAC & MAM to merge? Plus, Dylan in Warhol flick controversy, Barney?s sells Warhol soup, big bucks in British museums, more.

Dec. 12, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Yale reopens Kahn building, "art-a-day" on eBay, Istanbul art fair, more.

Dec. 7, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Artnet and Art Basel team up, Lance Fung to Santa Fe, 2007 NEA grants, more.

Dec. 7, 2006	ROBERT ROSENBLUM, 1927-2006 by Charlie Finch The art world?s great populist.

Dec. 5, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Daniel J. Martinez in Cairo, tons of awards, art in Afghanistan, Archives of American Art online, more.

Dec. 4, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH An intense two weeks of auctions of American, Russian, Asian and Latin American art.

Dec. 1, 2006	MIAMI ART EXTRA A list of things to do in Miami, besides go to the beach.

Dec. 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Saul Steinberg, Hélio Oiticica, Kempner?s clothes, "Design Life Now," more.

November

Nov. 29, 2006	THE MOD MET by Julia Morton Is Gary Tinterow moving the Metropolitan Museum into the 21st century?

Nov. 28, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Whitney to Chelsea, Sao Paulo in pix, Michael Asher in Santa Monica, Factory Girl trailer, more.

Nov. 22, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Miami art fair map, Saigon Open City, Poiret at the Met, Skywalker Parade, Medal of Honor to Neuendorf, more.

Nov. 17, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH $29.7 million at Phillips contemporary.

Nov. 16, 2006	ARTNET NEWS NY Art Book Fair, Pompidou in Miami, video-game flanerie, more.

Nov. 16, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH $240 million at Christies evening contemporary art auction.

Nov. 15, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH $125 million at Sotheby?s contemporary.

Nov. 14, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Animal house in Milan, museums in the marketplace, Kuspit curates, more. Plus, Benny Andrews, RIP.

Nov. 9, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Christie?s record-shattering Impressionist and modern art sale, Nov. 8, 2006.

Nov. 9, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Somoroff mosque art at Rothko Chapel, Hessel?s "Wrestle," Cincinnati Art Museum caters, Art Cologne in Palma de Mallorca, more.

Nov. 8, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby?s huge Impressionist and modern sale, Nov. 7, 2006.

Nov. 3, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Geffen sells, Lauder sells, Toledo sells, Connery sells, etc. Plus, Heritage Auction Galleries in Dallas.

Nov. 2, 2006	ARTNET NEWS LeWitt at Mass MoCA, Polke & amber, Shanghai art fair, Castro in Central Park, more.

Nov. 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Walton Ford, Morris Louis, Walid Raad, Paris fashion 2006, German portraits of the 1920s, icons from Sinai, "Africa Comics," Georg Jensen, Magritte and contemporary art, more.

October

Oct. 27, 2006	MIAMI HEAT WAVE by Walter Robinson Fourteen new art fairs in Miami this December.

Oct. 27, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Impressionist, modern and contemporary in New York on the horizon, plus London contemporary, October photo sales in NYC, more.

Oct. 26, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Manhattan museum growth pains, "Subversive Knitting," psychedelic art, art fairs in Cannes and Venice, more.

Oct. 24, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Basquiat in Puerto Rico, trouble for Blue Noses, Michelangelo in China, Marden v. Katz, more.

Oct. 19, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Martin Creed in San Juan, Jackson Pollock in Wisconsin, Nan Kempner at the Met, more. Plus, Marcia Tucker, RIP.

Oct. 17, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Jeff Koons, Steve Wynn, Jerry Saltz, Patti Astor, Dennis Hopper, more.

Oct. 12, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Hot times at Frieze and more in London, W?s "art issue," Geffen?s $143.5 million art sale, more. Plus, Robert Richenburg, RIP.

Oct. 10, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Hunter Thompson as photographer, Canary Islands art fair, more. Plus, Nancy Arlen, RIP.

Oct. 4, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH A look at the September contemporary and Asian art sales in New York.

Oct. 3, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Artists on MySpace. Plus, Getty under AG?s eye, "Painting the City," more.

Oct. 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS "Barcelona and Modernity," "Constable's Great Landscapes," Pipilotti Rist, Annie Leibovitz, Lucio Fontana, Brice Marden, more.

September

Sept. 21, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Art(212) bows in Manhattan, celebrity art roundup, Art Basel in China, art fair in Milwaukee, more.

Sept. 19, 2006	ARTNET NEWS New job for Mori Museum chief, Sky Mirror in New York, Getty looks ahead, more.

Sept. 12, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Peekskill Project 2006, Banksy news, Bettina Rheims, Wolf Vostell videos, more.

Sept. 7, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Museum staff comings and goings. Plus, Pollock-Krasner grants, more.

Sept. 5, 2006	ARTNET NEWS The new art season begins. Plus, two Paris art fairs, movies on Rembrandt, Purvis Young, more.

Sept. 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS "Philip Guston and Giorgio de Chirico," "Cézanne to Picasso," "Ectopia," "Wunderground," "Luminist Horizons," "Shiny," more.

August

Aug. 29, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Magnet art for Serra sculpture, big themes for fall in NYC, Emin to Venice, Warhol a father? Plus more.

Aug. 24, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Images of 9/11 at Ground Zero. Plus, Picasso buyer uncovered, Richter does windows, Novros at Menil Collection, curating MySpace, more.

Aug. 22, 2006	ARTNET NEWS The art world gears up for autumn 2006.

Aug. 17, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Drawings by Fairfield Porter, Chihuly kerfuffle, grants for arts writers, U.S. mint seeks artists, more.

Aug. 11, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH One Klimt back to Austria? Plus, the Arnold Newman estate, Sotheby's 10¢ dividend, more.

Aug. 10, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Dylan at the Morgan, ten art fairs in Miami, "Streets of New York," moderns go west, curators needed, more.

Aug. 8, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Revisiting New York Painting 1967-75, action at the Barnes, Crystal Bridges news, more. Plus, Richard Mock, RIP.

Aug. 4, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Leonard Peltier, painter. Plus, Dada tchotchkes, Performa news, and Arlene Raven and Marcia May, RIP.

Aug. 2, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Art and tax probes, Katrina photos at the Met, Gulf Art Fair, more. Plus, Jason Rhoades, RIP.

Aug. 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Cecily Brown, Alexandre-Louis-Marie Charpentier, "No Reservations," "Looking Back at Ground Zero," more.

July

July 27, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Galerie Sfeir-Semler in Beirut. Plus, lots of blocks from Herzog & de Meuron, My Super Ex-Girlfriend, Hillary at the Museum of Sex, more.

July 25, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Aitken at MoMA, new talent at Art Cologne, New York junk in Milwaukee, new benefit for Witness, more.

July 20, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Museums for America, sculpture in Münster, Rodin in London, Flow in Miami, Marden at MoMA, more.

July 18, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Met to close European wing, "Wunderground" in Providence, Helga: the Interview, Bomb print club, more.

July 13, 2006	ARTNET NEWS "Adele" takes New York, $20 at the Met, Manifesta in court, more.

July 13, 2006	SUMMER ART IN SANTA FE Site Santa Fe's Sixth International Biennial plus other art attractions in New Mexico's capital city.

July 11, 2006	ARTNET NEWS De Kooning in St. Petersburg, Gugg Abu Dhabi, Lacan auction results, "Nothing" in Frankfurt, Tseretelli's 9/11 memorial, more.

July 6, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Embrace Atlanta! Plus, Tiravanija's opera, museum shows for Morris Louis, Lisa Yuskavage, Kim Jones, Martin Mull, more.

July 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Rubens and Brueghel, Eve Sussman and the Rufus Corporation, Cameron Jamie, Henri Rousseau, Jennifer Steinkamp, more.

June

June 28, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Baldessari at Hirshhorn, Juicy Jesus at Met, Radiohead art in Shanghai, more.

June 26, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH London scores with June sales, Cucchi at Phillips, more.

June 22, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Brooklyn Museum abolishes curatorial departments, Smithsonian sells naming rights, Moscow Biennale 2007, more.

June 20, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Contemporary art fairs and biennials for the second half of 2006.

June 19, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH An incredible 1,650 artists set new auction records in May, according to the Artnet Fine Art Auction Database.

June 16, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Ryman in Philly, Hessel to open at Bard, Eliasson wins Kiesler, more.

June 14, 2006	ARTNET NEWS ARCO commissioner resigns, Getty goes contemporary, Saatchi Gallery launches dating service, more.

June 10, 2006	THE BIG PICTURE Artnet Artists' Works Catalogues provide an important new online resource.

June 8, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Sotheby's buys Noortman, Grosse makes skateboards, shoplifting in Chelsea, more.

June 6, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Get ready to travel to Switzerland for Art 37 Basel, Liste 06, Voltashow 06 and the new Balelatina Contemporary Art Fair.

June 5, 2006	MANIFESTA NO MORE by Augustine Zenakos Real-world politics dooms the ambitious plans to mount Manifesta 6 in the divided capital city of Nicosia, Cyprus.

June 2, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH American paintings at Christie's New York, new records from Hong Kong, more.

June 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Zaha Hadid, Napoleon on the Nile, Douglas Gordon, "Dada" in New York, Shakespeare, Ron Gorchov, more.

May

May 30, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Z.Car at the Gugg, Fernwood finished, art & soccer, more.

May 26, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Records fall at Latin American and American sales in New York, design at Phillips, more.

May 25, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Pollock on paper, rockers at Riva Yares, Magritte in Los Angeles, queer art in Cologne, more. Plus, Frederick Ted Castle, RIP.

May 23, 2006	ARTNET NEWS ICP Triennial, CIRCA Puerto Rico, Culturegrrl, more.

May 19, 2006	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Brook S. Mason The Paris market shifts from the 18th century to the 20th.

May 19, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Turner shortlist, Vekselberg behind Picasso buy?, Holzer at Ground Zero, Hirst goes red, more.

May 19, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Turner shortlist, Vekselberg behind Picasso buy?, Holzer at Ground Zero, Hirst goes red, more.

May 16, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Met's summer lineup, Martin Creed in Milan, Tina B in Prague, Artstar premiere, more.

May 15, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Phillips contemporary, Sotheby's contemporary totals, more.

May 11, 2006	ARTNET NEWS The International Fine Art Fair, Kiefer in Connecticut, Greenburg & surfboards, more.

May 11, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH $128.8 million at Sotheby's contemporary. Plus, day sales at Christie's, and Refco Collection totals.

May 10, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH A slew of Judds help Christie's contemporary do $143 million.

May 8, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Refco photos, mystery Picasso bidder, "Kustom Kulture" in Cali, more.

May 4, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Nittve's challenge, art as pork, new prizes, more. Plus, Karel Appel, RIP.

May 4, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer A $95-million Picasso at Sotheby's Impressionist and modern art auction, May 3, 2006.

May 3, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH by Stewart Waltzer Christie's Impressionist and Modern Art, May 2, 2006.

May 2, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Dueling $50-million pictures, Russian art soars, photo results, more.

May 2, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS "AngloMania," Eva Hesse, Grandma Moses, "Tourism and the American Landscape," art and design in Tijuana, more.

April

Apr. 27, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Cleveland art tours the world, Art Chicago news, Warhol grants for critics, more.

Apr. 25, 2006	ARTNET NEWS New Morgan Library, Whitney post-Biennial, trouble at Art Chicago, more. Plus, Isaac Witkin, RIP.

Apr. 20, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Seattle's sculpture, new Grand Rapids museum, Freud Museum contemporary art, more. Plus Freya Hansell, RIP.

Apr. 18, 2006	Art at Auction in Canada Major fine-art auction houses in Canada.

Apr. 14, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH by Paul Jeromack Christie's sells a Turner for $35.8 million.

Apr. 13, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Pinault news, Saatchi news, Simon Doonan strikes back, Sotheby's sell-off, more.

Apr. 11, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Ad libs at the High Line. Plus, Dakar, Venice, São Paolo, Guggenheim Fellowships, Pritzker Prize, more. And Hubert Shuptrine, RIP.

Apr. 7, 2006	BEHIND THE BARNES BONANZA by David D'Arcy Following the money in the Barnes Foundation move.

Apr. 6, 2006	ARTNET NEWS MoMA goes corporate?, Serra in the O.C., Paul Allen art, Gagosian in Rome, more. Plus, Allan Kaprow, RIP.

Apr. 5, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Judd at Christie's, big numbers for Asian contemporary, more.

Apr. 4, 2006	ARTNET NEWS The international art-fair bandwagon rolls into Chicago for spring.

Apr. 1, 2006	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Klimt comes to L.A., Renoir returns to Phillips, Lorna Simpson, Maya Lin, The Société Anonyme, more.

March

Mar. 31, 2006	BEAUTY DOCUMENTA by Belinda Grace Gardner Documenta artistic director Roger Buergel outlines the shape of the show to come.

Mar. 30, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Art critics in costume, Warhol in the blogosphere, Helga stars in Philadelphia, more.

Mar. 28, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Britney Spears as sculpture, Asian art fairs in New York, Singapore Biennial, more.

Mar. 24, 2006	ART MARKET WATCH Asian art week, Christie's "First Open," Chinati benefit, Sotheby's stock, more.

Mar. 21, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Storm clouds for "Painter of Light," Hirst in Mexico, Picasso at the Whitney, more.

Mar. 17, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Art about slavery, art from Tijuana, art in Paris, more.

Mar. 14, 2006	ARTNET NEWS An Oxford tale, Art Rock rescheduled, Hirst & the Israel Museum, more. Plus, Jeroen de Rijke, RIP.

Mar. 9, 2006	ARTNET NEWS "The Battle of New Orleans" at AXA Gallery, Guggenheim update, New York in Monaco, the Met's trade, more.

Mar. 7, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Whitney Biennial for kids, "F" word in Pittsburgh, "Americans in Paris," Wesselmann in NYC, TEFAF Maastricht, more.

Mar. 3, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Storr to Yale, Philippe likes plunder, still another New York art fair, art rugs, more.

Mar. 1, 2006	New This Month in U.S. Museums Whitney Biennial, Hokusai, Klee, "Contemporary African Photography," William Wegman, "The Art of Engagement," more.

February

Feb. 28, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Five, no, six art fairs in New York in March.

Feb. 27, 2006	Art Market Watch Met sells plaster casts, Sylvan Cole prints at Swann, March contemporary auctions in New York, Judd Foundation sells at Christie's, more.

Feb. 24, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Wal-Mart museum gets tax break, Warhol licensing mania, more.

Feb. 23, 2006	THE ART SHOW 2006 The 2006 Art Show opens in New York.

Feb. 21, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Lineup for SITE biennial, Louvre art to Atlanta, eating for art's sake, Coagula boot camp, more.

Feb. 17, 2006	ARTNET NEWS CAA meets in Boston, new Clarks for art critics, Creative Capital grants, more.

Feb. 15, 2006	Art Market Watch Soaring prices at New York photo auctions, London sales.

Feb. 9, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Schoonmaker to Nasher, robot orchestra at NGA, more.

Feb. 3, 2006	Art Market Watch London auction highlights for February, photos from the Metropolitan Museum at Sotheby's New York, more.

Feb. 2, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Whitney Biennial preview, "19 penises," Govan gossip, more.

Feb. 1, 2006	New This Month in U.S. Museums "Dada," David Smith, Stella in 1958, Edvard Munch, Courbet landscapes, late Goya, propaganda posters, Hockney portraits, more.

January

Jan. 31, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Darboven at Deutsche Guggenheim, MoMA tours for people with Alzheimer's, more.

Jan. 27, 2006	Art Market Watch Art market on fire for January 2006. Plus, the Revco Collection on the block, Testino at Phillips, dogs at Bonhams, more.

Jan. 26, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Art stars come out for art critics' awards. Plus, Bill Rice, RIP.

Jan. 25, 2006	WHITNEY WATCH by Ben Davis Whitney Biennial curators past and present talk around the 2006 installment.

Jan. 24, 2006	ARTNET NEWS ARCO celebrates its 25th birthday.

Jan. 19, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Jeff Koons in new "fair use" lawsuit, censorship in Atlanta, L.A. woman wins looted Klimts, more.

Jan. 18, 2006	OUTSIDER 2006 by N.F. Karlins The Outsider Art Fair, plus shows at Hospital Audiences, Inc., and Hirschl & Adler Galleries.

Jan. 17, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Art and feminism, D'Arcy lawsuit, selling Chillida, Factory Girl news, more.

Jan. 12, 2006	ARTNET NEWS Starbucks gets artistic, "Snow Show," resale royalties in London, "Los Angeles - Paris," more.

Jan. 6, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Americana, Old Masters, more, at January auctions in New York.

Jan. 5, 2006	ARTNET NEWS "Russia!" puffs Putin, critic says. Plus, Basquiat & Reebok, Geldzahler on film, more.

Jan. 1, 2006	New This Month in U.S. Museums "The Downtown Show," "Dark Places," Andrea Zittel, Xul Solar, "Cézanne in Provence," "I ♥ the Burbs," more.

December

Dec. 29, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Contemporary art fairs and biennials 2006.

Dec. 28, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Stedelijk goes private, no bronzes for Getty Villa, more. Plus, Kiely Jenkins, RIP.

Dec. 22, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Assorted milestones for late 2005.

Dec. 16, 2005	Artnet News Rugoff, Salcedo win $100,000. Plus, art gifts for the holidays, Helga's World changes hands, more.

Dec. 13, 2005	Artnet News "Pixar" opens at MoMA, Ofer renames Tel Aviv museum, digital Caravaggio, more.

Dec. 8, 2005	Artnet News Jurors for Clark Prize, new art glossy, Wesley benefit print, more.

Dec. 6, 2005	Artnet News Simon Starling wins Turner Prize, new Tate Triennial, new look for el Museo, more.

Dec. 1, 2005	New This Month in U.S. Museums "Pixar," "Swarm," Antonello da Messina, Gentile Bellini, Robert Ryman, Robert Rauschenberg, more.

November

Nov. 30, 2005	Artnet News 2006 Whitney Biennial lineup.

Nov. 28, 2005	Artnet News In December, Miami becomes the center of the art world.

Nov. 21, 2005	Artnet News Goicolea wins Paris Photo award, Frieze sales data, more.

Nov. 17, 2005	Artnet News FBI's 10 most wanted, art celebrities in Vogue, more. Plus, Horace Solomon, RIP.

Nov. 15, 2005	Artnet News New Orleans Museum to reopen. Plus, Eli Broad's latest purchases, more.

Nov. 11, 2005	Art Market Watch $22 million at Phillips' contemporary, day sale results at Christie's & Sotheby's.

Nov. 10, 2005	Art Market Watch $114 million at Sotheby's contemporary.

Nov. 9, 2005	Artnet News Rembrandt, TEFAF news, Indianapolis Museum reopens contemporary galleries, chess fever in New York, plus more.

Nov. 9, 2005	Art Market Watch $157 million at Christie's post-war and contemporary sale.

Nov. 8, 2005	Art Market Watch $7.5 million for Princess Gloria at Phillips.

Nov. 7, 2005	Art Market Watch Safra sale results, Forever art auction in Beijing, J.M.W. Turner in New York.

Nov. 4, 2005	NEW YORK PRINT REPORT by Deborah Ripley A week of lively print auctions and fairs.

Nov. 3, 2005	Artnet News Katrina benefit on eBay, New art fair for New York, tax proposal hits art collectors, MTA v. Williamsburg art scene, more.

Nov. 3, 2005	Art Market Watch by Stewart Waltzer Sotheby's Impressionists and modern art sale on Nov. 2, 2005.

Nov. 2, 2005	Art Market Watch by Stewart Waltzer Christie's sells Impressionist and moderns worth $161 million.

Nov. 1, 2005	New This Month in U.S. Museums Ed Ruscha, Nicholas Nixon, "Will Boys be Boys?," "Masters of American Comics," more.

October

Oct. 31, 2005	Art Market Watch Good contemporary sales in London, more.

Oct. 27, 2005	Artnet News Greeks go after the Getty, art at Fendi in N.Y., video projections, anti-copyright project, more.

Oct. 24, 2005	FALL AUCTION PREVIEW Impressionist, modern and contemporary art auctions in New York.

Oct. 21, 2005	Artnet News The International Fine Art and Antiques Dealers Show in New York.

Oct. 20, 2005	Artnet News New nudes from Pearlstein, van Gogh podcast, design fair for Miami, lunchbox art for the food bank, more.

Oct. 14, 2005	Art Market Watch Staggering results in New York fall photo auctions.

Oct. 14, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Leo the Lion, "Safe" at MoMA, New Orleans update, astronaut art, more.

Oct. 11, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Church nixes Rist piece, Antarctica comes to Wolman Rink, daddy as deli, a billionaire buys a picture (or two), Emin bio, more.

Oct. 6, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Gagosian Gallery in Berlin? Plus, Gingeras to Gugg, Murakami's new car, more.

Oct. 1, 2005	New This Month in U.S. Museums Claudel and Rodin, Van Gogh, "Ecstasy" in L.A., "Tropicália" in Chicago, the Wexner's "part objects," more.

September

Sept. 30, 2005	Art Market Watch "First Open," plus fall photo sales in New York.

Sept. 29, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Performa05 lineup, Immendörff survey in Berlin, more.

Sept. 27, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Venezuela blocks Hernandez-Diez export, Getty in trouble, Basualdo to Philly, more.

Sept. 23, 2005	Art Market Watch Liquidations at LACMA, high results for Indian contemporary, artful Mickey Mouse on the block, Christie's noses ahead, more.

Sept. 22, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Sugimoto at Japan Society, Warhol's FBI file, the Gugg's new director, new galleries in Chelsea, more.

Sept. 21, 2005	Hurricane Katrina and the Arts by Walter Robinson The vibrant New Orleans art scene copes with the storm's aftermath.

Sept. 21, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Artforum Berlin celebrates 10th anniversary.

Sept. 20, 2005	ARTNET NEWS New MacArthur awards, October in Marfa, El Museo bienal, more.

Sept. 14, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Friedlander benefit for Hurricane Katrina, Vladimir Putin is an art lover, Brant wins Red Elvis, more.

Sept. 9, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Taubman exits Sotheby's, 9/11 memorial, cash for curators, more.

Sept. 2, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Waiting for post-Katrina art news. Plus, "Slavery in New York," Armory Show news, more.

Sept. 1, 2005	New This Month in U.S. Museums Dialogues with Duchamp, the origins of printmaking, Russia!, Prague, Eugene Atget, Anselm Kiefer.

August

Aug. 30, 2005	ARTNET NEWS New art shows for fall. Plus, MoMA's new installation, more.

Aug. 24, 2005	The Met's New Dutch Masters by Paul Jeromack The Frits and Rita Markus collection fills some gaps.

Aug. 23, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Danto organizes "Art of 9/11," more.

Aug. 18, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Gay Batman news, Robert Graham vandalized, "Ecstasy" in L.A., "Dada" in D.C., more.

Aug. 16, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Ofili acquisition fuss, new Getty Museum director, Maynard Dixon Annual, more.

Aug. 9, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Public art news. Plus, Holly Solomon estate sale, Fine Art Capital's art loans, more.

Aug. 4, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Steven Vincent, RIP.

Aug. 3, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Contemporary fairs and biennials, fall 2005

Aug. 2, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Art and Al Qaeda, investigating the Getty, Islamic art market in trouble, Dalí dough, Elgiz Museum, Edie Sedgwick biopic, more.

August 1, 2005	New This Month in U.S. Museums Degas at Harvard, Joan Snyder, Paris in photos, "Pretty Women," Jean Prouvé, Michael C. McMillen's "Red Trailer Motel," more.

July

July 28, 2005	ARTNET NEWS New film from Matthew Barney (and Björk). Plus, Met sees ghosts, Tate & the Stuckists, and Al Held, RIP.

July 26, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Drawing Center does Vietnam show, summer snowboarding at Socrates Sculpture Park, more.

July 20, 2005	ARTNET NEWS King Tut's tissue box, debating 2 Columbus Circle, "Set and Drift," more.

July 18, 2005	ARTNET NEWS "Get it in writing" is the lesson of Naumann v. Ekstrom.

July 13, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Ground Zero tsuris for Drawing Center. Plus, more heat for Getty, Okwui Enwezor's new job, more.

July 8, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Old Masters in London, plus a comment for the ages.

July 6, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Rothschild Foundation off mission? Plus, CBGBs on exhibit, and Al Loving, RIP.

July 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Topographical photography, Richard Tuttle, Vietnamese ceramics, Chuck Close, "Brides of Frankenstein," more.

June

June 22, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Rauschenberg's Rebus, controversy in Puerto Rico, new Klee museum, more.

June 20, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Art 36 Basel, LISTE 05, The VOLTAshow.

June 15, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Venice medals, L.A. Times goes after Getty director, Barbara Kruger's new wine label, more.

June 13, 2005	ARTNET NEWS The Philadelphia Art Museum's expansion, Claudel and Rodin in Detroit, celebs go nude for Elton John, more.

June 3, 2005	ARTNET NEWS An insider's guide to the Venice Biennale, plus more.

June 3, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Heat in Hong Kong, New York Latin American sales, more.

June 2, 2005	WINGDING Victor M. Cassidy The Art Institute of Chicago introduces its new addition.

June 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Lee Friedlander, "Invented Worlds," King Tut, Matisse textiles, Cézanne and Pissarro, Jacob van Ruisdael, more.

June 1, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Cai Guo-Qiang's black rainbows, Gagosian's Rome office, Kruger gets Gold Lion, nascent Brooklyn ICA, more.

June 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Lee Friedlander, "Invented Worlds," King Tut, Matisse textiles, Cézanne and Pissarro, Jacob van Ruisdael, more.

May

May 23, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Results for American painting sales, Versace, contemporary day sales, more.

May 19, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Durand sale disgrace, hedge-fund art investors, battling Prague biennials, Beijing art fair report, more.

May 16, 2005	SWEET SECRETS Paul Jeromack The art market loves 19th-century paintings.

May 14, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH $23.7 million at Phillips contemporary, $133.7 million at Christie's contemporary, and $68 million at Sotheby's.

May 11, 2005	ARTNET NEWS The International Fine Art Fair 2005.

May 10, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Newly discovered Pollock works at Mark Borghi Fine Art.

May 5, 2005	ARTNET NEWS MoMA preview, more on Lehmann-Haye, AAMD on cultural patrimony, Tate gets psychedelic, art of the flip book, more.

May 5, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Stewart Waltzer Christie's Impressionist and modern sale, May 4, 2005.

May 5, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH New York photo sales, spring 2005.

May 4, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Stewart Waltzer An art-market slowdown at Sotheby's Impressionist and modern sale.

May 2, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Long-lost Hopper drawings, Chanel at the Met, benefit for downtown NYC, NEA news, more.

May 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Chanel, "Getting Emotional," Hilla Rebay, Roger Fenton, "Monet's London," more.

April

April 26, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Update on The Project-Lehmann lawsuit, fashion mags and art, more.

April 21, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Pinault to buy Palazzo Grassi? Plus, China pavilion at Venice Biennale, Chicago art fairs, Kiki Smith survey, more.

April 19, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Steve Wynn's new art gallery, Tracey Emin takes up the pen, Guggenheim fellows for 2005, more.

April 13, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Guggenheim Museum Bilbao announces opening of Richard Serra installation.

April 11, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Floating names in L.A., kudos for MoMA curator, Jankowsky survey in Iowa, more.

April 7, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Villa Grisebach in New York, Asia Week results at Sotheby's and Christie's, a rediscovered Brancusi, more.

April 5, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Rekjavík Arts Festival, Blanton Museum thinks big, changes at LACMA, Samaras goes digital, more.

April 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Max Ernst, "Extreme Textiles," Chris Ofili, more.

March

March 31, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Buren performs, new Walker debuts, Wildenstein does Johns catalogue, more.

March 24, 2005

ARTNET NEWS
India at Venice, Rossellini at Jewish Museum, Banksy at New York museums, sales at the Armory, more.

March 17, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Venice Biennale update, dealer wins CAA criticism award, Neue Galerie photo booth, new Beaux Arts Ball, more.

March 15, 2005	ARTNET NEWS A guy-friendly "Greater New York," SVA MFA for art critics, LACMA expands, more.

March 8, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Art reporter v. MoMA & NPR, "Greater New York" follies, more "Gates" news, etc.

March 4, 2005	ARTNET NEWS The Armory Show, scopeNewYork, Art Rock, DiVA and more.

March 3, 2005	ARTNET NEWS A $1.7 million judgment, a Gates post-mortem, AAMD supports Heizer, more.

March 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Contemporary art from India, George Herms, Thomas Demand, Larry Clark, Jean-Michel Basquiat, "Greater New York," Toulouse-Lautrec, Daniel Buren, more.

February

February 24, 2005	TURNING OVER THE SOIL AT ADAA Lindsay Pollock A report on the Art Show in New York.

February 23, 2005	SIGN OF THE RAM Victor M. Cassidy New Racine Art Museum specializes in crafts.

February 22, 2005

ARTNET NEWS
Christophobia, Art Show 2005, SeaFair, Artstar, Creative Capital grants, more.

February 16, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Art-market sizzle in London, black artists for Infiniti, passport trouble in Cincinnati, more.

February 15, 2005	JANUARY OLD MASTERS 2005 Paul Jeromack A report on the New York auctions.

February 14, 2005	EMBEDDED IN CHRISTO'S "GATES" A first-person report from the front lines in Central Park.

February 8, 2005

ARTNET NEWS
Bashing MoMA, more on "Hamilton," Hirst smashed, Bourgeois in Cuba, more.

February 3, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Kate Moss on the block, Überorgan on Mad Ave, Gugg Rio update, more.

February 2, 2005	OUTSIDER REPORT John Drury The 13th annual Outsider Art Fair in New York.

February 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Jacques-Louis David, Fra Carnevale, "Thing," Tim Hawkinson, Robert Bechtle, "The Tourist's Eye," "Visual Music," "The Armored Horse," Dalí, more.

January

January 27, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Buffalo's cultural renaissance, Rauschenberg keeps busy, "Homomuseum," Gates gear, more.

January 26, 2005	JOHNSON AND JOHNSON Philip Johnson, 1906-2005.

January 26, 2005	NEWS Philip Johnson, 1906-2005.

January 25, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Christomania in NYC, Yoko Ono's new code, Warhol's girlfriend, more.

January 21, 2005	ART MARKET WATCH Christie's new approach to Old Masters in New York.

January 20, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Winter Antiques Show, Gugg loses benefactor, "Guest of Cindy Sherman," more.

January 18, 2005	ARTNET NEWS A tale of an art-world lawsuit.

January 13, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Gugg satellite news, more Duccio controversy, East Village redux, more.

January 11, 2005	ARTNET NEWS "Greater New York 2005," Harlem open studios, "The Continuous Mark," more.

January 6, 2005	ARTNET NEWS Major art fairs and biennials in the first half of 2005.

January 5, 2005	LOOP '04 BARCELONA Barcelona hosts the first international fair of video art.

January 4, 2005	SUSAN SONTAG, 1933-2004 Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe1 Remembering her insistence on the esthetic, and her political impatience.

January 1, 2005	NEW THIS MONTH IN U.S. MUSEUMS Rubens drawings, Black Conceptual Art, Cy Twombly on paper, Rembrandt and religion, more..

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