Fashion photographer Raphael Mazzucco, whose newly released book is called Culo (it is about women’s butts), says Damien Hirst bought everything of his at Basel. [Page Six]
Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman “cut the ribbon” to the Valentino “online museum.” [NBC]
Watch out Chelsea! The thing might collapse! The High Line is courting still more food vendors. [DNA Info]
Miquel Barceló, who holds the auction record that certifies him as Spain’s most expensive living artist, has inspired two new documentaries. [NYT]
The Salt Lake Art Center will be renamed the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art at the start of 2012. (It got its current name in 1958, when it switched from being the Art Barn.) UMoCA is in the midst of hiring a new senior curator. [Salt Lake Tribune]
After being forced to abandon its Midtown home for its Lincoln Square annex, the American Folk Art Museum is down, but it is not out, senior curator Stacy Hollander argues in The Journal. [WSJ]
Civil War museums in the South are having kind of a Quentin Compton moment. [NYT]
“Dazzle and depth” are the words The Art Newspaper is using to describe Art Basel Miami Beach. [The Art Newspaper]
