All sorts of characters roll into South Florida with the Art Basel tide. In this case, we are talking about a member of a persecuted minority: royalty.
To fully enjoy last week's overcapacity Paint the Town Green event, you'd have to really like shoes -- as in Carrie Bradshaw like. Or, of course, be really into The Wizard of Oz. The exhibit celebrated the iconic movie's upcoming 70th anniversary (yes, it's that old).
Art Basel painted a less-gloomy picture of itself than the economy might suggest, saying sales were down but not as much as some predicted.
Despite anemic sales and a drop in attendance, Basel enthusiasts still rave about impressive exhibits.
As Art Basel's final night winded down Saturday, Pamela Anderson was just getting started. Ocean Drive's De...
Art Basel Miami Beach gave itself a clean bill of health Monday, reporting modest declines in attendance an...
The international art show features exhibitions by more than 220 galleries presenting art of the 20th and 2...
Marilyn Manson's shock tactics worked again. With art, this time. Manson, real name Brian Hugh Warner, show...
Sales are down this year, but loyalty to Art Basel Miami Beach stays firm, a survey reveals.
They scoured the globe to find what they needed. One went to the ocean for seaweed and shells. Another smas...
When Art Basel visitors travel west for a look at the new Frost Art Museum at Florida International Univers...
Some people sing for their supper. Others arm-wrestle for their art. It's the ends that justify the means. ...
Ted Lucas, President/CEO of Slip-N-Slide Records along with recording artists Rick Ross, Trina, Qwote and B...
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