Despite closing two days early, there was no shortage of art to contemplate at Art Basel Paris. Beneath the glass roof of the Grand Palais, celebrated masters, contemporary provocations, and emerging artists offered a compelling portrait of art today. Writer Dan Latif considers the art, then asks the audience.
Read MoreCuriously suspended yet completely present, a new installation at the University of Michigan Museum of Art is Machine Dazzle at his most progressive, aware, and fun.
Read MoreThe Armory Show is a most incorrigible bird. It flaps its wings in such a manner that dust or something falls out with each sweep and you kind of wade through it, acres of scenery, acres of thing. There is a lot to not see at the Armory. Too serious, too interactive, too political. But there are a select few artists at the Armory that are digging in, not out.
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