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Courtesy Ema Tavola.

Jim Vivieaere (1947–2011)

Crossing the Qalandiya checkpoint into the West Bank. All images in this article are courtesy Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven.

Midcentury Cubism Comes to Ramallah

One Small Step: The Release of Ai Weiwei

Portrait of MF HUSAIN.<br>

MF Husain (1915–2011)

Ussman Ghauri (1969–2011)

Installation view of John Kaldor Family Gallery: (front) RICHARD LONG, Spring Showers Circle, 1992; (left) GILBERT AND GEORGE, Dig, 2005; (back) UGO RONDINONE, Clockwork for Oracle

Art Gallery of New South Wales Unveils New Space Built for the Kaldor Collection

May 4, 2011. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the unveiling of artist-activist Ai Weiwei's Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads (2010), at the Pulitzer Fountain in New York. Phot

Mayor Bloomberg Addresses the Detention of Ai Weiwei

A paper cut-out of the Chinese character

Timeline of Ai Weiwei's Persecution During the Past Three Years

Illustration by Alis Atwell for ArtAsiaPacific.

Lost in Translation, Almost

MUSTAPHA BENFODIL, Maportaliche/Ecritures Sauvages (2011).

Director’s Ouster Jeopardizes Sharjah Art Foundation’s Future

BIREN DE, Untitled, 1973, oil on canvas, 101.6 x 133.4 cm. Copyright the estate of the artist.

Biren De (1926–2011)

A view of the entrance hall at Art Tower Mito, Japan, showing damage caused by the Tohoku-Kanto Earthquake. Courtesy Mito Arts Foundation.

Tohoku-Kanto Earthquake Hits Japanese Art Community

Thai Curator Apinan Poshyananda Heads New Culture Agency

Christchurch Cathedral showing the effects of the February 2011 earthquake.

Looking Back at the Effects of the Christchurch Earthquake