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From a virtual designer toy shop-a-thon, speculative monument redesign, new films from Yemen, an opera based on a cult film, shape-shifting architectural paintings, a micro-festival of interdisciplinary performance art, a new dance commission on liminal space, and more — here...

Houston is getting an extra dose of creativity to its already packed arts lineup this weekend. 

Los Angeles, being what it is—a big, sprawling desert grid with almost as many art galleries these days as there are Starbucks—can seem overwhelming when it comes to actually hopping in the car and making the point to go and see some art. 

From Jan. 23 to Feb. 17, and from downtown to Santa Monica, Hollywood, Venice, Palm Springs and points beyond, no fewer than 10 contemporary art fairs make for a complete takeover of the visual culture calendar.

Beth Rudin DeWoody, the art world doyenne born into a New York real estate fortune, was walking through The Bunker Artspace, a renovated Art Deco building here that she recently opened as an exhibition space for her renowned and eccentric collection.

First Ray Beldner lost his gallery representation in Los Angeles when the owner retired. Then he lost his gallery rep in New York when it closed.

The title of the show is TXT: artists investigating language. The lowercase seems important to preserve here since this is a show about text,

KATONAH, NY.- The Katonah Museum of Art debuted Dress Codes: Clothing as Metaphor, celebrating a synergy of artistic creations that began to take