Artnet Magazine

• 30 SOMETHIN' by Charlie Finch

  Bridging the gap between the baby boomers and the new digital generation.

• Summer Reading OF ARTISTS, CURATORS AND CRITICS by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp

  A new Sam Francis catalogue raisonne, a biography of Peter Selz, and essays by Peter Clothier.

• Terracotta Warriors DEFENDERS OF CHINA'S FIRST EMPEROR by N.F. Karlins

  From the tomb complex of the first emperor of China, a squad of life-sized terracotta warriors at Discovery Times Square.

• Michael Goedhuis DEBUTING CHINESE INK PAINTING AT THE SAATCHI GALLERY by Brook S. Mason

  The Dutch-born, London-based art dealer Michael Goedhuis talks about the new show of Chinese art he organized for Charles Saatchi in London.

• Art Market Watch TIFFANY, RIETVELD, NOGUCHI AND LALANNE: DESIGN IN NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi

  Spring design auctions at Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips de Pury and Company in New York.

• Art Basel WATCH WHERE YOU STEP by Emily Nathan

  Art Basel 43's public art sector, Art Parcours, takes over the historic neighborhood of St. Johann, and a public art festival comes to roost in Zurich.

• Ranbir Singh MY HERO by Charlie Finch

  Remembering the art collector Ranbir Singh, 1955-2012.

• Art Basel ART UNLIMITED 2012 by Linda Yablonsky

  Huge art projects, surprising and fun, in the context of no context other than money, the driving force of Art Basel.

• Summer Reading BODY AND SOIL by James Croak

  Four new books on the new ecological outlook of Earthworks, Land Art and, well dirt.

• Art Basel 2012 THE PRIVATE MUSEUM TAKEOVER by Rachel Corbett

  Jeffrey Deitch on the threat of private museums to fundraising and programming at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art.

• Karl Haendel FAMILY BLACKMAIL by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp

  In time for Father's Day, the celebrated Los Angeles photorealist Karl Haendel addresses issues of masculinity and family dynamics.

• Art Market Watch THE HORBELLS by Charlie Finch

  A hypothetical art-collecting power couple, the Horbells, face the effects of a global recession.

• Art Market Watch ART BASEL LOOKS TO ASIA by Rachel Corbett

  News of Uli Sigg's major donation to a Hong Kong museum spurs forecasts of an Asianized Art Basel.

• Art Market Watch SPRING ANTIQUITIES AT SOTHEBY'S AND CHRISTIE'S NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi

  A $900,000 Greek gravestone -- plus a homoerotic krater -- at Sotheby's and a $926,000 Roman marble of an actor at Christie's.

• Art Basel 43 STAKING CLAIMS AT ART STATEMENTS by Emily Nathan

  Oliver Laric, Karthnik Pandian, Rokni Haerizadeh, Aurelien Froment, Zin Taylor, Amalia Pica and more at Art Basel 43.

• Kehinde Wiley UNPLANNED OBSOLESCENCE by Charlie Finch

  In the cultural tsunami of art news, a real triumph by Kehinde Wiley at the Jewish Museum.

• Documenta 13 SETH PRICE & TIM HAMILTON: ONE FOR THE MONEY by Emily Nathan

  New York artist Seth Price and clothing designer Tim Hamilton collaborate on a fashion line for Documenta 13.

• Liste 2012 BASEL'S INDEPENDENT ART FAIR by Rachel Corbett

  A slideshow tour of Liste 13, Basel's indiest art fair.

• Istancool LET'S TALK TURKEY by Adrian Dannatt

  The Istanbul International Arts and Culture Festival welcomes the art world to the hottest city on the global art scene.

• Rachel Harrison UNMASKING THE MUSE by Emily Nathan

  A new exhibition of sculptures by Rachel Harrison explores the unseen forces behind every work of art.