At the First Bienal del Agua, Demetrio Paparoni Makes Water Political Featuring works by Monica Bonvicini, William Kentridge, Alexander Brodsky and others, the biennial confronts scarcity, displacement and ecological collapse. By Elisa Carollo
More Hope Out of the Downturn, But Less to Discover: A Recap of New York Art Week The overlap with Frieze Seoul made the city's September art fairs feel more local and, for some, less exciting. By Elisa Carollo
Basket Case: How the Nantucket Lightship Bag Became the Ultimate Island Status Symbol By Katherine Parker-Magyar
Art, Death and Taxes: What Collectors Need to Know About Creating a Legacy That Lasts By Megan Fox Kelly