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Logo styles can be divided into five basic categories: letter-marks, word-marks, combination marks, brand-marks and emblems.

What was on the turntable in Jean-Michel Basquiat’s studio? The answer is crucial to understanding his work.

In Latin American Los Angeles, bridges soar, walls fall. A grand exchange beckons the art traveler to “Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA.”

A story of China from 1989 to 2008, seen through the eyes of its avant-garde artists.

A copy of a Mondrian passed unchecked around some important art institutions as though it were the real thing.

The Whitney Museum of American Art is pursuing a permanent installation by the artist David Hammons that would extend into the Hudson River near the museum.

The Holocaust Museum has found itself in the middle of a fraught debate over the Obama administration’s legacy in Syria after withdrawing research.

“Trigger” at the New Museum brings a new level of visibility to artists who have only been acknowledged before in a trickle of mainstream shows.

At the Met Breuer, “Delirious” proposes a new version of art history, one short on blue-chip names but with a terrific soundtrack.

An ancient ceremonial practice of regalia is flourishing anew. For the Yurok Indians it is art — and a conduit and to the spirit world.

After the triumphant “Sugar Baby,” the artist pushes her incendiary art into the present, merging collage, political cartoon and history painting.