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Watch Art.sy’s Behind-the-Scenes Short on Cai Guo-Qiang’s Explosive L.A. MOCA...
Art e-commerce start-up Art.sy is making like competitor Paddle8 and offering exclusive content, beginning with behind-the-scenes footage (embedded below) of Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang preparing...
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Art.sy Launches, Unveiling Partnerships With the Armory Show and Design Miami
It’s finally here. After two years in beta, Art.sy has launched to the public. Backed by millions of dollars in venture capital from the likes of megadealer Larry Gagosian, art doyenne Dasha Zhukova,...
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Jay-Z Pictured Pondering Jean-Michel Basquiat Print in New Cognac Ad
On the stellar but inexplicably unreleased Jay-Z song “Ain’t I,” the Brooklyn MC boasts that he’s got “Warhols on my hall’s walls” and “Basquiats in the lobby of my spot,” but according to a recent ad...
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Now You Can Follow ARTINFO on Art.sy
Next time you’re browsing online art platform Art.sy, be sure to have a scroll down their homepage to see new content from ARTINFO and other esteemed art publications including Hyperallergic, BOMB,...
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PSA: Art.sy Is Down! Is its Syrian Domain Name to Blame?
Art.sy isn’t having the best start to 2013. On Tuesday afternoon, the online image repository went, well, offline. Art.sy staff still aren’t sure what caused the outage. By Wednesday, engineers had...
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Goodbye Art.sy, Hello Artsy: Escalating Syrian Conflict Leads to Name-Change...
Say goodbye to cutesily-named Art.sy. The online image database, which officially launched in November and houses over 21,000 high-resolution artworks, has permanently moved to http://artsy.net/ and...
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TIME Magazine Recommends You Follow These Art People on Twitter
In the highly speculative list “The 140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2013,” TIME “I-can’t-believe-there’s-still-a-print-edition” Magazine recommended 140 people (get it?) that its readers ought to follow in...
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