Phaidon Press's Blog, page 459

The Armory Show looks to the East

New Yorks biggest art fair seeks to undercut the curatorial clichs with a deeper look at works from China

Slovenians land futuristic stadium design in Belarus

Aluminium clad spotty stadium by OFIS Arhitekti majors on acoustics - lets hope the supporters voices are up to it

Massimo Bottura wins Nobel Prize of gastronomy

Italian chef wins prestigious Swedish White Award for his renewal of one of the worlds best-loved cuisines

The Rauschenberg Foundation cuts prices for 70s art

MoMA, the Met and others benefit from the foundations Gift/Purchase Program, placing later works with museums

Beatrice Galilee lands curator role at the Met

Lisbon Triennale and occasional Phaidon contributor takes up new position as curator of architecture and design

Iconic street art goes on show in NY

Archive unearths sketches, paintings and photos of early works by Keith Haring, Futura 2000 and Lady Pink

Why Joseph Beuys and his dead hare live on

New Phaidon Focus book looks (among other things) at the importance of his mysterious 1965 performance

Wes Andersons Flemish painting inspiration

How the directors new film, The Grand Budapest Hotel was, in part, inspired by Phaidon books

Pompidou shows paparazzi shots alongside fine art

Centre Pompidou-Metz hangs pap shots alongside Warhol to examine our relationship with news and gossip

Stephen Shores travels through Israel

In From Galilee to the Negev the photographer presents an impartial portrait of Israel and the West Bank