William N. Copley

There's a lot of art at Miami Art Basel. Luckily, art advisor Bill Cournoyer makes it easier for you (and us) by giving us his top picks.

It's time to think beyond Bottino: the gallery-laden neighborhood is in the midst of a veritable restaurant explosion, and these are the spots you need to check out.

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein spoke to the dealer about the riveting history of his gallery, and his next moves after the closing of his Wooster Street gallery.

From Rrose Sélavy, Marcel Duchamp's feminine pseudonym, to the mysterious Bernadette Corporation, here's a guide to the personae that artists and dealers have adopted when they go undercover.

Do you ever get lost in the thicket of the impenetrable abbreviations that art people throw around? Here's a helpful glossary to make sense of all the shorthand.

The idiosyncratic art impresario's highly entertaining memoir spans the six spectacular months he spent running a Surrealist gallery in Beverley Hills in the late 1940s.

We take a look at the startling, intricately referential work of the rising Norwegian art star, whose power to shock has made him his country's most famous artist since Munch.