Colombia’s first biennial represents a serious bid to put the country’s art scene on the map.

In David Altmejd’s new solo show at Andrea Rosen, the artist supersized his Plexiglas vitrine sculptures into a monumental shrine to time that fills an entire room of the gallery.

Alice Sachs Zimet has always been something of an innovator, so it is little surprise that as a collector, she is attracted to the medium of photography.

Sunday, the final day of the massive Mike Kelley MoMA PS1 retrospective, was a day to contemplate the late artist’s life and work.

Harry Ettlinger went down into European salt mines to discover and restitute some of the hundreds of thousands of works that the Nazis systematically stole from private and public collections across Europe.

The high-priced art works normally on view at Luhring Augustine were swapped out for an array of postcard-sized works.

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris presents “The Secrets of French Lacquer: Vernis Martin,” featuring an installation with over 300 objects.

The Center for Creative Photography recently named Joshua Chuang chief curator, a position he’ll assume in April.

Building on its strong first year in 2013, Art Basel in Hong Kong is returning in May with a strong program that includes for the first time a Film section.

Through documentary photographs, conceptual installations, and videos, Carrie Mae Weems is known for raising difficult questions about the American experience.