Out of Chaos, Painter Jaouad Bentama Finds Joy When he finally felt like he was making it, tragedy struck. By Maria Prudente
Activating Chicago: How One Cultural Agency Is Transforming the City’s Art Scene The second edition of CXW demonstrated the strength and vibrancy of the Windy City’s art community. By Elisa Carollo
There Are So Many Art Disputes, a Dedicated Arbitration Court Is Opening in The Hague A new tribunal for disputes over art could help both sides of the disagreement keep the issue private, speed up the process, and reduce the learning curve by having the case heard by experts in the field. By Daniel Grant
How the White House Was Won (in Pictures), and 5 Other Things to Do in New York Now By Alanna Martinez
Mana Contemporary to House ICP’s New Collections Center and Media Lab in Jersey City By Alanna Martinez