Few symbols of death enchant like seashells, the calcified exoskeletons of mollusks, washed ashore after their tenants’ demise. Often lustrous and intricately patterned, shells have served...
Las Vegas has the Neon Museum, the Mob Museum, the Punk Rock Museum and the Pinball Hall of Fame, among others. But it is currently the...
Hugh Hayden’s career is exploding. Take care not to be hit by shrapnel.
In “Edges of Ailey,” a new exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the choreographer takes center stage. It’s another revelation.
On Kilroy Realty’s website, the developer declares that it “has a love affair with great art.” These days, many builders do. The 36-story Indeed Tower in...
When Iria Leino, a Finnish-born painter, died at 89, the rent on her 4,000-square-foot loft in a former knitting factory in SoHo was $650 a month....
Two years after its founding, the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco is moving downtown.
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During an often quiet season in the art world, several outstanding solo shows and one group show offer a feast for the eye and the mind.
The acclaimed Italian painter Francesco Clemente had always wanted to have a drink named after him (the Bellini, after all, is a homage to the Italian...