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Byline: Ted Loos The artist's new paintings at Gagosian show her working through the loss of her husband, the artist Brice Marden, in a hot palette, feathers and shells. The [...]

Byline: Ted Loos The spring exhibitions display Horn's work across many mediums - a reflection of how the artist, known for her serene glass sculptures, sees herself. The artist Roni [...]

Byline: Ted Loos Deliberately, the sculptor Martin Puryear climbed a ladder 20 feet up the side of the scaffolding surrounding his latest work, 'Lookout.' Located on a hilltop in a [...]

Byline: Ted Loos A judge allowed the Philadelphia institution to lend paintings from the storied collection of Dr. Albert C. Barnes. It will look and behave a lot more like [...]

Byline: Ted Loos For someone whose signature move is using chalk or paint to create ghostly traces of images that seem to be disappearing before our eyes, Gary Simmons is [...]

Byline: Ted Loos The visual artist Charles Atlas started his video career with Merce Cunningham, but his new Pioneer Works project shows how many leaps he has taken since. On [...]

Byline: Ted Loos The founder and chairman of Pace Gallery is opening a new space in TriBeCa, his own 'little modern museum.' Retirement? That's not in the cards. At 83, [...]

Byline: Ted Loos A mega-show of MacArthur fellow artists - Kara Walker, Kerry James Marshall, David Hammons and Nicole Eisenman among them - has community on its mind. CHICAGO - [...]

Byline: Ted Loos 'Sapphire Show,' a groundbreaking Los Angeles pop-up, lasted a mere five days - but it has proved worthy of an examination decades later in New York. It [...]

Byline: Ted Loos She opened the first gallery in SoHo and was a part of Chelsea's initial wave. Now, at 83, the dean of 'tough art' will bring in new [...]

Byline: Ted Loos The filmmaker will donate 372 works to the Baltimore Museum of Art. His collection tends toward the perverse, the ironic and the cheerfully nihilistic - and much [...]

Byline: Ted Loos For someone who is 87 and who survived a severe bout of Covid-19 that put him in the hospital for a month, the Italian artist Michelangelo Pistoletto [...]

Byline: Ted Loos HAMPTON BAYS, N.Y. - The abstract painter Virginia Jaramillo has gotten very good at lines - physically, drawing them to great effect, but also metaphorically crossing them, [...]

Byline: Ted Loos A Hudson Valley oasis of Italian art debuts eight up-and-coming artists - and new wearable safety tech - upon its reopening. COLD SPRING, N.Y. - I've been [...]

Byline: Ted Loos In 1937, the Swiss artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp wrote a letter to a friend, noting her exclusion from an avant-garde exhibition in Paris. While a male Belgian artist [...]

Byline: Ted Loos With assists from Shepard Fairey and Maira Kalman, graphic designers and illustrators are creating striking visual messages of safety and gratitude. As the coronavirus pandemic reshapes huge [...]

Byline: Ted Loos First he took Copenhagen and Beijing. Now, Danish dealer-turned-philanthropist Jens Faurschou is debuting his blue-chip collection in the borough's Greenpoint section. Jens Faurschou grew up on the [...]

Byline: Ted Loos BALTIMORE - Few artists have had more museum exposure in the past couple of years than Mickalene Thomas, a prolific maker in several media. In 2018 alone, [...]

Byline: Ted Loos Piotr Uklanski has a brush with fantasy portraits in 'Ottomania,' his new gallery show that melds East and West. For someone who has ricocheted from one medium [...]

Byline: Ted Loos The organizers of Frieze London and Frieze Masters are ready to welcome a world of art and art fans to their home base, even as Brexit looms. [...]

Byline: Ted Loos With a new book of her photographs and a gallery show to follow, the two-time Oscar winner talks about her passion for being behind the camera. DULUTH, [...]

Byline: Ted Loos Technology and tenacity are helping turn up undiscovered items whose value might surprise even their owners. For years, there was a maxim that the auction market was [...]

Byline: Ted Loos The artist Brendan Fernandes was dancing by himself for a moment at the spring gala for the Guggenheim's Young Collectors Council, lost in the throbbing music as [...]

Byline: Ted Loos Posters don't get a lot of respect from the art world, but the founders of Poster House, the first museum in the United States devoted to the [...]

Byline: Ted Loos Tilda Swinton can boast of many achievements, having performed in more than 70 films, including 'Michael Clayton,' for which she won an Oscar in 2008. In a [...]

Byline: Ted Loos Many art careers are made from the top down: A museum show typically provides the seal of approval that propels a young artist to success in the [...]

Byline: Ted Loos The veteran painter Ross Bleckner is a wised-up sort when it comes to matters of perception and reputation. 'So this is a comeback story?' he asked, perhaps [...]

Byline: TED LOOS The Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando established what he calls his 'atelier' in 1969, and the French term is telling. Though he is based in his hometown, [...]

Byline: TED LOOS The world's art collectors, busily acquiring treasures, may not always realize that they are hot commodities themselves. Collectors are greatly sought after by art fairs, because without [...]

Byline: TED LOOS Artists see the world differently from everyone else. And the Scandinavian duo known as Elmgreen & Dragset have a particularly distinctive and skewed take on what the [...]

Byline: TED LOOS The sale of artworks from the estate of David and Peggy Rockefeller, which took place at Christie's New York in May, generated headlines for being the largest [...]

Byline: TED LOOS A decade before the United States declared itself independent of Britain, the London auctioneer James Christie had his very first sale. The auction, held on Dec. 5, [...]

Byline: TED LOOS According to Oscar Wilde, the only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about. The Paris-based collector Pierre-Jean Chalençon does not have to worry [...]

Byline: TED LOOS When Tom Cruise parachuted onto the Grand Palais in Paris in the blockbuster 'Mission: Impossible -- Fallout,' he landed with surprising delicacy, given the jump. Art dealers [...]

Byline: TED LOOS Correction Appended TORONTO -- A group of visitors young and old gathered at the Art Gallery of Ontario in front of a well-known Canadian painting the docent [...]

Byline: TED LOOS At a time when some single-artist foundations are exploring new ways to stay relevant by hosting artist residencies, or giving prizes, the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation is making [...]

Byline: TED LOOS WALDEN, N.Y. -- The Los Angeles sculptor Charles Ray woke up at 5 a.m. and walked for four hours, as he does every day, both for his [...]

Byline: TED LOOS For decades, the artist Claes Oldenburg has been harnessing the everyday and turning it into the uncanny. Mr. Oldenburg, 88, has become best known for large public [...]

Byline: TED LOOS Ai Weiwei is many things -- a restless artist in all media, China's most prominent dissident, and a compulsive Instagrammer -- but he's a New Yorker, too. [...]

Byline: TED LOOS Correction Appended Earlier this year at the Telluride Mountainfilm Festival, the artist Justin Brice Guariglia fell into conversation with a stranger. 'I got stuck on a gondola [...]

Byline: TED LOOS CHADDS FORD, Pa. -- The art historian Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw took a 45-minute drive from Philadelphia to the Brandywine River Museum of Art here two years ago [...]

Byline: TED LOOS The single-word, all-caps title -- 'CHIHULY' -- of a new show at the New York Botanical Garden conveys immediately exactly what visitors will be getting: vibrant glass [...]

Byline: TED LOOS EDEN, N.C. -- The trees were turning yellow, orange and brown the weekend before the election in this town of some 15,000 people just a mile from [...]

Byline: TED LOOS Sheena Wagstaff, chairwoman of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's modern and contemporary art department, was relatively new on the job in 2013 when Pamela J. Joyner, a [...]

Byline: TED LOOS NORTH ADAMS, MASS. -- The artist Nick Cave was standing, with a slightly awestruck look, in the middle of the largest exhibition space at the Massachusetts Museum [...]

Byline: TED LOOS HUDSON, N.Y. -- The Hudson River School artist Frederic Edwin Church, who painted sweeping landscapes that turned him into one of the best-known American artists of the [...]

Byline: TED LOOS At first, not everyone thought that the art fair Frieze New York was such a great idea, given its location on the seldom-traveled Randalls Island in the [...]

Byline: TED LOOS The painter Carmen Herrera, who turns 101 next month, was sitting in her wheelchair on a gray day last month, waiting and watching, catlike. She was quiet [...]

Byline: TED LOOS For art galleries around the world, one of the most desired and elusive clients is the jet-setting Asian collector. Hailing from China, or possibly from Japan or [...]

Byline: TED LOOS During the 28 previous editions of The European Fine Art Fair in the Dutch town of Maastricht, its appeal has been straightforward. 'It's like the Met museum, [...]