Can Rock Royalty Really Make Art Worth Owning? Less partisan collectors shouldn't automatically shy away from paintings and sculpture crafted by big-name musicians, though caution is advised. By Simon Coates
Lesley A. Martin On the New York Art Book Fair’s Legacy, Urgency and Return to MoMA PS1 Printed Matter’s NYABF is, she says, the mothership of all art book fairs. By Dan Duray
From Studio Secrets to Art World Scandals: A Roundup of the Best Art Podcasts While academic art podcasts are certainly worth a listen, most of us are looking for something a little livelier or, dare we say it, juicy. By Nadja Sayej
The Met Museum’s ‘Play It Loud’ Honors the Radical Change Wrought by the Electric Guitar By Sara Radin
Joaquin Phoenix Is Restrained and Exacting in ‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’ By Oliver Jones
Agent Dale Cooper to Sit Down With Carrie Brownstein, and All Is Right With the World By Alanna Martinez