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The article profiles Aaron Kuriloff, a known artist during the 1960s with group and three solo exhibitions to his name. Topics discussed include critics' review of his exhibitions including that from Brian O'Doherty, Kuriloff's shift from natural landscape to the object which he described as the new American landscape, and how he disappeared from art history after playing with Pop, Minimalism and Conceptualism.

The article features artists Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg and the history of their personal lives and works. Also cited are Rauschenberg's 1955 work titled "Short Circuit," the more than 40 paintings of Johns of the American flag, the landscape painting by Rauschenberg's former wife Susan Weil, and the 1954 collaboration by Johns and Rauschenberg titled "Minutiae."

The article discusses a court case filed in a Rotterdam court in the Netherlands wherein Dutch art collector Bert Kreuk and Vietnamese-Danish artist Danh Vo sued each other over an installation worth 350,000 thousand U.S. dollars and lost profits worth 1 million U.S. dollars. The court ruling ordered Vo to make Kreuk a large and impressive art installation based on their previous agreement or face monetary penalties. Vo is set to continue an appeal to the case.