What’s your Forza 4 kryptonite? I’ve got a theory that everyone’s got an inherent weakness in any game, including Forza 4—maybe it’s an event like drifting that you’ve never really gotten the hang of. Perhaps it’s a specific type of car (like rear wheel

The artist Jeff Koons has issued a cease-and-desist letter to Park Life, a store and gallery in San Francisco that sells "balloon dog bookends." It's from the National Geographic Channel's new show, How Hard Can It Be?, and it's incredible. The wonderful

Always love art that's a little unexpected - this quirky vintage photo on a plate fits that bill. Created by Jeff Koons for Sotheby's Art Production Fund's Works on Whatever limited edition series. Far too pretty to eat on in my opinion, I'd love to see

The Jane Ballroom was stocked with flighty guests Sunday: Live monarch butterflies flew free around an Edun fashion line and Ryan McGinley bash celebrating their “Beautiful Rebels” campaign. The critters were supposed to be in cages but kept escaping. “T

In this photo taken Feb. 9, 2012 provided by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, the sculpture "Rabbit" by Jeff Koons and two clocks set side-by-side titled "Untitled" (Perfect Lovers) by artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres are on display as part of the

Sometimes an artist does a self-portrait that captures a career moment: Rembrandt, bankrupt and exhausted; van Gogh, earless and unnerved. The latest self-portrait by Tom Friedman, glimpsed in his soaring studio in Massachusetts, also gets his status rig

CHICAGO -- A new exhibit about the 1980s is opening at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, featuring interpretations of icons like Ronald Reagan, Andy Warhol and Jesse Jackson, along with pieces that reflect on important issues from the decade: drug us

(AP) -- A new exhibit about the 1980s is opening at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, featuring interpretations of icons like Ronald Reagan , Andy Warhol and Jesse Jackson , along with pieces that reflect on important issues from the decade: drug use

In this photo taken Feb. 9, 2012 provided by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, the sculpture "Rabbit" by Jeff Koons and two clocks set side-by-side titled "Untitled" (Perfect Lovers) by artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres are on display as part of the

CHICAGO — A new exhibit about the 1980s is opening at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, featuring interpretations of icons like Ronald Reagan, Andy Warhol and Jesse Jackson, along with pieces that reflect on important issues from the decade: drug use

Two federal judges in Houston, Texas want to remove paintings from a courthouse because they depict racist imagery. [The Houston Press]The BBC tracks down an internet troll in public, as he’s about to get on the bus. “Why are you so racist? Why are you s

It just so happens that avant-gardists Jeff Koons and Georg Baselitz are both members of an esoteric collecting fraternity, devoted to medieval and Baroque works of art. A growing number of contemporary artists as well as contemporary art collectors are

"When, then, did pop art become mind candy, bubblegum, an uncritical adoration of bright lights and synthetic colours? Probably when money got involved, and Warhol was shot, never again to be as brave as he was in the 60s, or when Jeff Koons gave Reagano

When, then, did pop art become mind candy, bubblegum, an uncritical adoration of bright lights and synthetic colours? Probably when money got involved, and Warhol was shot, never again to be as brave as he was in the 60s, or when Jeff Koons gave Reaganom

Sarah Thornton has an interesting theory on why art prices keep on spiraling upwards: The burden for the stinking rich is what to do with their money. There is currently no interest to be earned on cash, so they can’t leave it in the bank. The property m

Such praise feels a little superficial when applied to Sanja Iveković, whose forty-year retrospective demands we look not forward, but back, and around; inside MoMA are works which actively direct our attention under the cultural rug. The artist herself

Ukrainian business magnate, parliamentarian, and contemporary art mega-collector Victor Pinchuk rolled out the second iteration of his Future Generation Art Prize today in a fittingly futuristic way: a webcast that corralled talking heads from all around

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 Qatari royal family are sponsoring a Damien Hirst retrospective. Photo: AFP Forget bank deposits or property, the big auction houses are the way to go. IN THIS troubled economy, Christie's and Sotheby's are doing a booming business in Britain. Christ