Can a free (and rather free-form) art school make the art world think of Miami as more than its playground?

An Arbus collector heads to auction.

How social networks have taken over this year’s Whitney festivities.

Tequila. Dancing. Heavy-metal nuptials.

The Japan-born, Berlin-based artist Chiharu Shiota has made a strong U.S. solo debut with Waiting.

Impressionist and modern art are booming alongside contemporary art.

Angie Harmon renewed our faith in the cop show, Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver blew up the class divide, Queen Latifah doled out condoms, and Michael Keaton self-imploded.

Matthew Barney walked around with a dog on his head, Kara Walker terrified, Richard Prince tanked, things looked up at the Whitney, and the Lower East Side came into its own. Meanwhile, as the sixth borough beckoned, the Met once again reminded us why it reigns supreme.

How well do the newest “destination museums” work?

On MoMA’s identity politics.