The most-talked-about stories on ARTINFO, September 5-9:
? With the 10th anniversary of 9/11 on the horizon, ARTINFO editor Andrew M. Goldstein interviewed Michael Arad about his austere Ground Zero memorial, deputy editor Ben Davis looked at the history of controversies surrounding "9/11 Art," assistant editor Kyle Chayka reviewed PS1's new "September 11" show, and assistant news editor Julia Halperin talked to art historian Simon Schama about his support of a contentious London tribute to the tragedy.
? Dasha, Dasha, Dasha! Tastemaker Dasha Zhukova about her new "Garage" magazine (with its racy Damien Hirst butterfly cover), while in St. Petersburg, the "art island" her boyfriend Roman Abramovich was creating started to come together.
? Gagosian gallery was cleared in the strange "debasement" lawsuit leveled at it by a woman ejected from an Anselm Kiefer show.
? ARTINFO style editor Ann Binlot took a look at Fashion Week's bout of pop-up shows at New York art spaces.?
? We offered a first look at the unique features of the soon-to-open Clyfford Still Museum in Denver.
? In the UK, the rivalry between Banksy and rival King Robbo got the documentary treatment.
? Some pretty well-known names in the world of art made custom work with the Polaroid GL10, to promote Lady Gaga's reimagining of the brand.
? Design lovers were already going wild for Missoni's new line of houseware accessories for Target.
? The Dia Art Foundation's planned return to Chelsea got even more interesting with its $11.5 million purchase of a space at 541 West 22nd Street.
? Noah Charney took a look at the wave of vandalism at historic monuments in Rome, including the Trevi Fountain and the Colosseum.
? Fashion maven Daphne Guinness, who loaned a large number of pieces to the Met's epoch-making "Savage Beauty," talked about the future of the show.?
? George Kuchar, icon of bad-taste cinema and hero to the avant garde, passed away.?
? Kyle Chayka talked to artist Jennifer Dalton about her buzzed-about show at Winkleman Gallery, in which she trains her wit on representations of women in the media.?
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