David D'Arcy
Art on film at Sundance, from Mapplethorpe’s S&M photos to virtual reality landscapes
Our picks of what’s worth seeing at the Park City, Utah film festival
Living memories of a dying medium: David D'Arcy on Walkers at the Museum of the Moving Image
For some artists, Hollywood is the ruin of a former civilisation
A man of many—tiny—letters
Collector, author and magician Ricky Jay on the 18th-century limbless entertainer Matthias Buchinger
Secrets from a lost world: David D'Arcy on Martin Wong at the Bronx Museum
The exhibition is too stiff for the artist, but he shines through
Holocaust survivor’s art last seen in Cuba
US foundation claims Castro regime seized paintings that Hitler failed to steal
Charles Moffett, former Sotheby’s vice chairman, dies at 70
Before working at the auction house for 16 years, he had a long and distinguished career as a curator at national museums
Abbas Kiarostami on his fixation with doors, the still image and carpentry
The Iranian film-maker is showing a photographic series he’s worked on for 20 years at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum
Tale behind Schiele watercolours is a tragedy—but is it a theft?
The heirs of the Viennese entertainer Fritz Grünbaum, who died in Dachau, go to court in New York to recover his art
Power to the people: Black Panthers’ illustrator Emory Douglas back on view
The graphic artist also served as the party’s culture minister in the 1960s and 70s
Satirical, playful, irreverent: David D’Arcy on the photographer Robert Frank
A new documentary about the photographer provides an intimate look
Artist and curator Noah Davis dies aged 32
Cultural entrepreneur founded the Underground Museum
Art docs on death and loss screened at Toronto festival
Films include Laurie Anderson on her late dog (and more subtly her husband Lou Reed), a glimpse at Afghanistan’s threatened film archives, and the staff of Charlie Hebdo on the terrorist attacks that killed 11 cartoonists
Murakami reveals surprise debt to Anselm Kiefer
Superstar artist provides exclusive insight into vast and eclectic collection before his Yokohama show—just don’t call him the Japanese Andy Warhol
A healthy dose of nature: David D’Arcy on van Gogh’s landscapes
An exhibition at the Clark Art Institute is a road map for the artist’s psychological journey
Isil holds heritage to ransom to fund fighters, US expert warns
Terrorist group functions as a modern racketeering operation through sale of plundered cultural objects
A family history made of concrete
An intimate portrait of 95-year-old Brutalist architect Gottfried Böhm and his remarkable family
Lacma buys ‘casta’ painting that was found under a sofa
The 18th-century work is an early example of racial profiling
Scholars rush to save a 5,000 year-old archaeological site
A new film looks at Mes Aynak, an archaeological treasure that may soon be buried
Alfred Taubman: art and root beer
The shopping-mall entrepreneur and former chairman of Sotheby's, has died, aged 91
Basquiat's footnotes, made into an exhibition
The Brooklyn Museum offers a slice of Jean-Michel Basquiat's pre-history
US refusal to protect Cuban art threatens Bronx Museum show
Ambitious joint venture between New York and Havana at risk as State Department remains unwilling to grant immunity from seizure for Cuban loans
Strife within management at Knoedler over selection of new director after Lawrence Rubin's departure
Fights at the top cast doubt on the venerable gallery's future
Canada under pressure over potential Nazi loot
Montreal museum returns painting amid growing calls to fund provenance research and return disputed works
The billionaire Eli Broad’s collection of post-war art goes on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Is this where it will come finally to rest?
Thinking Broadly at LACMA
Toronto theatre mogul David Mirvish to stage his own shows
Will the Canadian collector showcase his expansive modern art collection?
Eli Broad addresses the American Association of Museums: LA Museums should be pulling in the crowds
Shining a light on environmental directives
European Union “green” guidelines create new conundrums for museums and artists