In Brief
Next year, the Volksbühne, Berlin's second-largest state-owned theater, will welcome Tate Modern's director Chris Dercon as its new head, following 25 years under the leadership of German director Frank Castorf.
Community
Artist studios in Wisconsin, Maryland, California, and Texas.
In Brief
The town clock in the 13th-century bell tower in Amatrice, Italy, is frozen at 3:36 am, the time that Wednesday's earthquake struck, exacting a death toll that now stands at 241.
Art
LOS ANGELES — "You don't know what work is." That's the last line of a poem by Philip Levine that immediately comes to mind when I wind my way through the Made in LA 2016 exhibition at the Hammer Museum and arrive at the final piece I encounter during my visit.
Art
FOYIL, Okla. — In 1937, art teacher Ed Galloway began his retirement project: a 90-foot-tall totem pole rising from the back of a big blue turtle.
Art
PORTLAND, Oregon — What can a herd of headless deer painted gold with gaudy tinsel tails teach the 1% and the rest of us? The answer is a lot.
Interview
BRIGHTON, UK — Johanna Billing is an artist who orchestrates and films idealistic group activities which involve the viewer, but only up to a bittersweet point.
Art
Exotic animal visitors to Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries were more frequently dead than alive.
Comics
In an effort to increase visitor engagement at our museum, we're pleased to announce a few new policies.
Art
There are no drawings on the walls for the Drawing Center's current exhibition — at least, none you may define in the conventional sense of the medium.
Art
TOLEDO, Ohio — Midwesterners are many things, but they aren’t, as a rule, complainers.
News
One of the most bizarre art authentication cases in recent memory came to a close yesterday with a federal judge’s ruling that Peter Doig did not paint a desert scene signed “Pete Doige 76.”