Art World

Museums Are Still Wringing Their Hands Over Photography's Importance Even in 2013, photography's place among the "fine arts" continues to be a topic of discussion—but why?	On the Wall: Andy Freeberg's Art For Art's Sake In three unique projects, Andy Freeberg explores how we buy, sell, and look at art in public spaces	Ryan McGinley, an Animal, and YOU An event in Tokyo this weekend puts you and a creature of your choosing in front of Ryan McGinley's (iPhone) lens
Andy's Factory, Photographed From Within A show at PHotoEspaña 2012 depicts life inside Warhol's famous Factory, as photographed by the young artists who defined the scene	Turning Turtles Into Cameras With Onorato & Krebs Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs have created some of the strangest cameras you may ever see. It's all part of their irreverent take on photography's conventions in As Long As It Photographs, It Must Be a Camera	On the Wall: Cindy Sherman at MoMA We spoke with curator Eva Respini to preview the MoMA's 35-year Sherman retrospective opening this week
Leave Andreas Alone! German photographer seen as "artist," internet rages. A comment on the reaction to Gursky's $4.3 million sale	Andreas Gursky's "Rhein II" Is Now the Most Expensive Photograph in the World The giant color print sold for $4.3 million at Christie's in New York

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