Benjamin Britton
Benjamin Britton’s paintings have a commanding presence, and not just because of their size, which in the intimately scaled galleries at Marcia Wood seemed to be larger than life.
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Shara Hughes
Shara Hughes manages to balance content and style in canvases that are by turns fantastical and ordinary, and usually tinged with humor.
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Pam Longobardi
Many of Pam Longobardi's recent sculptures and installations have focused on the dire problem of ocean-dumped plastic, the assorted junk that ends up on beaches, in ocean gyres and waterways, and, fat…
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Marcus Kenney
It almost seems wrong to say that Marcus Kenney draws heavily on his rural roots and Southern culture in his photographs, paintings and sculptures.
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Rocio Rodriguez
Born in Cuba in 1952, Atlanta-based painter Rocío Rodríguez moved to the U.S. with her family at the age of nine.
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Fulya Erdemci Named Curator of 13th Istanbul Biennial
Fulya Erdemci has been appointed curator of the 13th Istanbul Biennial, to take place Sept. 14–Nov. 10, 2013. A curator and writer living in Istanbul and Amsterdam, she organized the Turkish pavili…
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Timothy Potts Appointed Director of the Getty Museum
Timothy Potts has been named director of the J. Paul Getty Museum, effective Sept. 1. Potts, a native of Australia, has been head of the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England, since 2008. Prior to…
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Lillian Bassman, Pioneering Photographer Has Died
Lillian Bassman, postwar fashion and fine art photographer, died on Feb. 13 in Manhattan, age 94. She was noted for bringing a personal touch to her images, staging shoots in a friend's apartment an…
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Palais de Tokyo Reopens As Largest European Contemporary Art Center
When it opened in 2001, the Palais de Tokyo contemporary art center was a scrappy contemporary art center amidst the tony 16th arrondissement of Paris. For a time, it was a successful laboratory, ho…
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Deutsche Guggenheim Will Close This Year, Cites Changing Art World
The ever-expanding Guggenheim Foundation is, for a change, pruning one of its outposts. The Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin will close at the end of this year.
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