by Shane Ferro Published: July 25, 2024 In the wake of chief curator Paul Schimmel's controversial departure from L.A. The nation's largest art institutions are billionaires, and even the ...

by ARTINFO Published: July 27, 2024 - Brit Official Totally Fails at Bell-Ringing: Kicking off Martin Creed's highly-anticipated Olympics performance "Work No. In a letter, Charles Young, the ...

Street artists are feeling the Olympic pinch. "There's a more widespread clean-up operation than normal, definitely," street artist Mau Mau told the Telegraph.

by ARTINFO Published: August 2, 2024 - Christo Postpones "Over the River" Indefinitely: In light of the string of lawsuits and resilient local opposition that has kept Christo and Jeanne-Claude's ...

If Mitt Romney is elected president and follows through on his threat to axe funding for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), artists and art institutions will definitely suffer, but they will survive. Artists and organizations are adapting to the new creative economy with a variety of strategies. Three in particular are worth mentioning: crowdfunding, fiscal sponsorships, and self-sustaining business models.

by Kate Deimling, ARTINFO France Published: August 29, 2024 In 2010, France's now-former President Nicolas Sarkozy announced his intention to build a national French history museum, the Maison de ...