Crime
Industry experts suggest that China’s art market is being used as a front for bribery.
Weegee: apolitical paparazzi, ambulance-and-cop-chasing cameramen, and high art photographer.
Can an artist produce an iconic image or gesture in the fight against gun violence?
Matisse’s Odalisque in Red Pants has been stolen, forged, peddled, and finally, recovered. Confused? Keep your pants on.
Secreted away in the Julia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center, an award-winning photographer shoots extreme poverty and extreme violence.
Heather Dewey-Hagborg imagines a not-so-distant future in which police sketches are made using current DNA technology, and Paolo Cirio promotes activism with transmedia storytelling.
A Dalí painting was stolen from Venus Over Manhattan gallery, only to be returned a week later.
Gagosian’s Picasso and Françoise Gilot: Paris–Vallauris 1943–1953 takes on the life and work of both Picasso and his then-mistress Françoise Gilot.
Photographer James Cathcart captures the unofficial graveyards for planes and automobiles, some of which might have once been in your very own backyard.
Every day for six years, the British artist duo Gilbert & George stole gruesome and lurid posters advertising the day’s newspaper headlines.
