“A determined soul will do more with a rusty monkey wrench than a loafer will accomplish with all the tools in a machine shop.” – Robert Hughes
A tribute to Mike Kelley and a spectacular summer benefit.
Pee-Wee and the Dude in Central Park, downtown dancing, and Mozart Among the nightingales.
No one under eighteen will be admitted into Freight + Volume Gallery during August and September.
Adam Green is just thirty-one years old and has already lived nine lives.
Join Creative Time, Artlog, and Grey Area for an Artist Sand Castle Competition at Rockaway Beach on August 17.
Sharon Hayes’ current solo show at the Whitney Museum illuminates the psychological intensity of history and the political capacity of the personal.
MoMA celebrates Quentin Tarantino and LACMA recognizes Stanley Kubrick (though the locations are mildly ironic).
The end of summer is approaching and all your unfulfilled fantasies of a season of adventure and self-improvement may be crashing down, but we have a three-step antidote to indolence-induced guilt.
The price of art has increased immensely over the past decade, but so has the price of training artists.
Wondering about the strange Olympic decor? Do the rules of Badminton elude you?
On August 20, The Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum opens Belief + Doubt, an installation by much-imitated and internationally renowned artist Barbara Kruger.
