How often is it that a medium undoes itself, recasting both its intrinsic value and use? We are so often reminded that we now... [more]

The last time Gelitin had a show at Tim Van Laere they constructed an elevated outhouse atop a bare bones stairway and invit... [more]

Whenever I think about art fairs, the first thing that comes to mind is money. Like how Art Basel can cost a gallery well ov... [more]

Last weekend I travelled to Basel for a conference. It's been years since I was in Basel, so many years, that my memories of the cit... [more]

The Schwules Museum is a critically important institution. It was the first museum in the world dedicated to the promotion and... [more]

On any given Saturday, the perimeter of Oakland’s newly revived and landscaped Lake Merritt gushes leisure and its minions: weeken... [more]

Gavin Turk: his work is mature and yet provocative; he has made a living as an artist and not sold out; and his ideas retain an urgency from not b... [more]

Heraclitus wrote, “Nothing is constant but change,” illustrating succinctly his philosophy of the nature of the universe;... [more]

Just as the chaos of Frieze week in New York has calmed down, the party is resurrected in Basel, Switzerland. After a big spl... [more]

Art fairs can be exclusive affairs. And they certainly do encourage that notion, with their hallowed and inscrutable VIP loun... [more]

If you are planning to visit Basel during June's Art Basel week, you should be prepared to dive into the most exciting week on th... [more]

Roughly three years ago, New York City gallerist Jeffery Deitch was tapped to serve as director of the Museum of Contemporary Art... [more]

Charlotte Jansen: Good to see you the other night at the Catlin Prize. And those pointy jazzy shoes of yours... have a good... [more]

Amsterdam’s histories are revisited in the present in ways ranging from the spectacle of the Amsterdam Dungeon to more seri... [more]