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Carol Brown Goldberg AT THE CENTER by Donald Kuspit
Carol Brown Goldberg's hand at drawing is as deft, swift and masterful as the medium's masters -- Matisse, Dürer and Rembrandt.

Affinities and Enchantments: CAROL BROWN GOLDBERG'S DRAWINGS by Donald Kuspit
Carol Brown Goldberg's hand at drawing is as deft, swift and masterful as the medium's masters -- Matisse, Dürer and Rembrandt.

Gudjon Ketilsson A CAPILLACEOUS UNDERTAKING by John Drury
It's all about hair for the eccentric Icelandic woodcarver Gudjon Ketilsson at Luise Ross Gallery.

Frieze New York GUIDE TO THE NEW FRIEZE WEEK NY by Rachel Corbett
An all new week of spring art events is upon us with the inauguration of Frieze New York. Don't miss the action with this guide to Frieze, the satellite fairs, the auctions and beyond.

Art Market Watch EUROPEAN ART AT CHRISTIE'S NEW YORK by Jessica Mizrachi
Christie's small sale of 19th-century European art totals $6.3 million and sets two new records.

OBAMA VERSUS ROMNEY by Charlie Finch
As an African-American and a Mormon face off in the 2012 presidential race, expect the unexpected

Bulletin from Beijing ART IN CHINA: PUBLIC & PRIVATE by Barbara Pollack
From the huge Minsheng Bank to the ambitious new government-funded Shanghai Biennial, with James Elaine's new Telescope Space in between.

Artnet News CONDÉ NAST FIGHTS TO DISMISS LIBEL LAWSUIT by Rachel Corbett
While Condé Nast argues in court for the dismissal of Peter Paul Biro's libel lawsuit, Biro's attorney seeks to step up the claims against the media empire and the New Yorker.

Paul Etienne Lincoln GILDING THE ACORN by Elisabeth Kley
Artist Paul Etienne Lincoln unveils his poetic, hand-tooled machine -- a singing, schnapps-dispensing mechanical pig -- at Tribeca's Duane Park cabaret.

Art Dealer's Diary FAIR FATIGUE AT ART COLOGNE 2012 by Kenny Schachter
Along with a few kudos, a generally dyspeptic view of Art Cologne 46, Apr. 18-22, 2012.

SOFA NY 201 A REINVIGORATED FAIR by Brook S. Mason
The 15th annual Sculpture Objects & Functional Art (SOFA) Fair opens at the Park Avenue Armory in New York.

GOODBYE JACKIE by Charlie Finch
RIP Jackie McAllister, 1962-2012, artist, curator and critic, from complications of a stroke.

"Snapshot" POST-IMPRESSIONIST PICTURE THEORY by Emily Nathan
Elizabeth W. Easton's "Snapshot: Painters and Photography, Bonnard to Vuillard" is a revelation.

ARTNET NEWS
LA museums take a cue from NY with celeb programming, Naples museum protests budget cuts with art burning, Lucian Freud's daughter memorializes her father in London exhibition.

Brooklyn Artists Ball 2012 JUDY ON MY MIND by Emily Nathan
The world's fiercest females, especially Judy Chicago, sparkle at the 2012 Brooklyn Artists Ball.