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After 30 years, Batesville manufacturer LifePlus finally plans to focus on the U.S. market.

From the column: "Numerous websites ... discuss whale watching in Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, and Lake Ontario. Some charter-boat companies even advertise whale-watching excursions!"

DURING THE FIRST DECADE of Artforum, two comments appeared in its pages that have long troubled me. They occur in well-known interviews, the first with Tony Smith, published in December 1966, the second with Eva Hesse, published in May 1970, and in each case the artist associates Minimalism with Nazism. Although no explanations are given, the connections are not meant as condemnations—on the contrary. So what relationships are intimated?1“Talking with Tony Smith” was occasioned by two show...

Pioneering dealer Virginia Dwan, who was instrumental in establishing the Minimalism, Conceptualism, and Land Art movements, has died age 90.

Arkansas most expensive highway construction project presents a valuable opportunity to showcase the capital city in an exciting way. But it will be up to local business and political leaders to seize the moment.

There's a gap between the River Market and Clinton Library. Currently, it's filled with construction, but officials have begun to plan for what will come next

There's a gap between the River Market and Clinton Library. Currently, it's filled with construction, but officials have begun to plan for what will come next

At the very start of “The Double: Identity and Difference in Art Since 1900,” a brilliant new show at the National Gallery, stands an 8-foot

At the National Gallery in Washington, D.C., a thrilling new show, “The Double,” proves the surprising power of duplication.

A wealth of PAC contributions enabled the incumbent for Missouris 6th Senate District to flood airwaves with campaign advertising as the Republican primary draws near.