Terence Koh Dazzles Art Basel Miami With Thrilling Nonperformance
'Terence's art is about nothing. His performance is that he is not playing music.'
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'Terence's art is about nothing. His performance is that he is not playing music.'
Indeed these are photographs of sketches Lee commissioned from street portraitists around the world.
'It's a tough market,' says John Good, gallery director of Gagosian Gallery.
Here, a pantless woman inspects her kinda dainty rifle with care.
If the sleep of reason creates monsters, does the sleep of creativity create … paintings?
For the 1990-era series, Sherman transformed into famous forlorn contessas. Here, she channels a reclining Marie Antoinette.
Holly Andres might be the slightly crazy girl who always shows up to your stoop sale in search of the gaudiest objects you can't believe anyone would pay for.
Sonhouse paints prominent and not so prominent African-Americans into colorful, distorted, geometrical compositions that render the subject barely recognizable.
'It never occurred to me to market through an existing gallery,' says Tzarev.
Rata's foot-slash-hand (fand? hoot?) looks like something out of the trailer for J.J. Abram's 'Star Trek.'
'Particularly in America as an Arab-American, to win this award and have an exhibition at the Guggenheim museum, I feel incredibly honored.'
Last night, money-printing taxidermist Damien Hirst couldn't even sell a painting for $3 million.
While Obama continues to put together his Cabinet in Washington, Deitch and his art-world colleagues are working to install one of their own at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Aller's show is a series of neat photographs of different versions of the same seascape.
Equally infuriating: Lars Ulrich got $13.5 million for his Basquiat!
Smith's polished photographs pay homage to the days when hanging at the library was cool.
Christie’s is selling 'master drawings from a private collection' that turns out to be Lehman Brothers CEO Richard Fuld’s.
Michael Buhler-Rose seems to have stumbled upon an outpost of Bollywood extras waiting for their big moment.
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