In its early years Art in America cultivated a taste for Italian art—and fostered a new market for old masters—through scholarly articles by connoisseurs like Bernard Berenson…

Over the past century, Art in America has developed from a small specialized journal to a major voice in the rapidly changing contemporary art world.

To celebrate the magazine's 100-year anniversary,
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Benjamin M. (Ben) Lifson, critic, curator and photographer, died July 3 in Pittsburgh. He was 72. From 1977 to 1982, Lifson was the photography critic at New York's Village Voice, a position in which…

Lining the walls in the fifth-floor gallery that houses the show are shelves and display cases containing a riot of objects: tchotchkes, paintings, scrolls, books, a novelty lamp in the shape of a ham…

The author caught up with Lou in South Africa, where Zulu craftspeople are helping her realize ambitious new beaded sculptures.