Collecting
In honor of Vo’s 2012 Hugo Boss Prize, the Guggenheim is opening an exhibition that shows a more personal and intimate side of Vo’s work.
Gabriel Orozco brings two expansive new installations to the Guggenheim. Enter to win tickets to a conversation with Orozco and art historian Benjamin Buchloh!
A controversial (and unpopular) origin, threat of destruction under the Nazis, storage in a barn in Norway, and two art heists.
On November 19, the acclaimed Stephen Petronio dance company is holding a benefit art auction to support new works and performances.
From 1962 onwards, Herb and his wife Dorothy accumulated some 4,700 works, all on their salaries as a postal worker and a librarian.
Nelson Molina is a devoted collector and curator of New York’s garbage.
A digital exhibition invites one hundred curators from around the world to each exhibit ten artists for one day.
A donation of €150,000,000 worth of modern art is causing headaches for Berlin’s cultural authorities. With so little museum space and so much to show, curators and administrators are being asked to choose whether to display old masters or twentieth century icons.
Hunt Slonem draws us into a world of ghosts, mystics, plantations, and exotic birds.
Heavyweights like Rachel Whiteread, Sarah Morris, and Martin Creed have works in Luhring Augustine’s new group show, which benefits the pioneering curatorial program at Bard College.
Want to talk like an art buff but not willing to do your homework? We’ve got your back.
Picasso did it. Now, you can too.
