From Shirin Neshat’s “Fervor” to William Kentridge’s “Felix in Exile,” Kansas City has been exposed to a lot of great video art over the past decade or so. But Bill Viola’s “The Raft,” now on view at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, marks the first local

After 14 years of collaborative exhibitions, Deutsche Bank and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation are set to re-envision the current Deutsche Guggenheim contemporary art space as a place for political and corporate conferences. The decision was announc

The business of art is enjoying a big-time boom. And India is cementing its standing in the international art mart. The fourth edition of India Art Fair 2012 (January 26-29) at NSIC grounds Okhla is bigger, better, grander. There are 98 galleries partici

Johannesburg dates its beginnings to the discovery of gold in 1886. Its downtown, where skyscrapers tower over deep mines, was abandoned by business in recent decades, and squatters turned the office towers into high-rise slums. But now, as the city cele

(Adds Burton popularity in fifth paragraph.) Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Attendance at the Museum of Modern Art dropped 11 percent last season to 2.8 million, as the previous year’s marathon motionlessness of Marina Abramovic and designs from movie director

NEW YORK — Attendance at the Museum of Modern Art dropped 11 percent last season to 2.8 million, as the previous year's designs from movie director Tim Burton and the marathon motionlessness of Marina Abramovic proved to be hard acts to follow. At the Me