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How Artist Lucien Smith, Fed Up With Speculators and Dealers, Quit His Galleries and Got His First Solo Museum Show 18 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 113
Editors’ Picks: 7 Things for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Ruth Asawa-Inspired Workshop to an Outdoor Photo Show 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
‘Landscapes Opened a Whole New World for Me’: Artist Shara Hughes on How She Subverts the Tradition of Flower Painting 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
A Legal Battle Between a Scholar and an Art Institute Over Valuable Research on Amedeo Modigliani Is Heating Up 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 116
A Pair of Michael Jordan’s Game-Worn Sneakers Sold for $615,000 at Christie’s, Setting a New Record for the Category 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
‘We Are Having Trouble Living Without Fear’: Beirut’s Cultural Sector Starts to Pick Up the Pieces After the City’s Deadly Explosion 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 108
Making Art in the Face of Eternity: 5 Famous Artworks That Incorporate Time, Evolution, and Entropy 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
Claudia Schiffer, a Top ’90s Supermodel, Is Curating a Show of ’90s Fashion Photography for a Dusseldorf Museum 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
Art Industry News: The Queen’s Prized Art Collection Will Be Shown Outside Her Palace for the First Time Ever + Other Stories 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 99
Diego Rivera’s ‘Flower Day’ Celebrates the Struggle of Post-Revolutionary Mexico—Here Are Three Things You Might Not Know About It 17 August 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Editors’ Picks: 12 Events for Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week, From the Making of a Gerhard Richter Documentary to an Online Fair for Digital Art 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 313
Spain Has Been Hit by Yet Another Bungling Restorer, Who Turned This Virgin Mary Painting Into an Unrecognizable Blob 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 311
The Met Breuer Will Not Reopen After Lockdown Lifts, Officially Shifting Control of the Brutalist Building to the Frick 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 315
Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 304
Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—in Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 308
A Charles White Drawing Went Missing From Howard University. After 40 Years, It Appeared at Auction—and Now Howard Wants It Back 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 283
‘It Is the Right Decision and the Right Time’: The American Museum of Natural History Will Remove Its Theodore Roosevelt Statue 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 314
Documenta 2022 Will Now Have Even More Curators, With the Nine-Person Collective Organizing It Bringing in 9 Other Organizations to Help 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 329
Art Industry News: Frieze’s London Art Fairs Will Be Smaller and Very Different This Fall (If Allowed to Proceed) + Other News 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 294
In a Morning Raid, Russian Police Arrested Pussy Riot Member Peter Verzilov for His Alleged Role in Last Summer’s Anti-Corruption Riots 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 269
The Gray Market: Why Online Art Fairs Aren’t Solving the ‘Fairtigue’ Problem (and Other Insights) 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
As Jobs in the Creative Industry Dry Up, Some Arts Professionals Are Turning to Essential Work to Make Ends Meet 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 118
As Jobs in the Creative Industry Dry Up, Some Arts Professionals Are Turning to Food Services and Other ‘Essential Work’ to Make Ends Meet 22 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
From the Island Life of a Fugitive Art Scammer to a Van Gogh Ransom Picture: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 83
Now You Can See Long-Faded Details in Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’ Thanks to Google and the Royal Academy in London 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 107
Up-and-Coming Artist Ákos Ezer Paints Long-Limbed Men Eating Spaghetti and Palling Around in His Debut Paris Show—See Them Here 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 115
Up-and-Coming Artist Ákos Ezer Paints Long-Limbed Men Eating Spaghetti and Palling Around in His Debut Paris Show—See It Here 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
Art Industry News: To Mark Juneteenth, Portraits of Confederate Leaders Will Be Removed Permanently From the US Capitol Building + Other Stories 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 59
The Africa Center Is Commemorating the End of Slavery in the US With a Three-Story Black Lives Matter Installation on Its Façade 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 83
5 Curators, Artists, and Art Historians on the Most Consequential News Images Since the Death of George Floyd 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
The Art World Works From Home: Artist William Wegman Is Doing a Lot of Non-Dog Paintings and Playing Ping Pong Four Times a Day 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 100
Artnet Talks: A Conversation With Shaun Leonardo, Dread Scott, and Clifford Owens on Art as an Act of Resistance 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 106
Danish Collector Jens Faurschou Is Selling Works From His Esteemed Foundation in a Christie’s Online Auction 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
The Art Angle Podcast: Meet the Smithsonian Curator Who Turns Protesters’ T-Shirts Into National Treasures 19 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 81
‘We’re Going to Get There’: Watch Artist Abigail DeVille Stage Guerilla Performances Inspired by the Great Migration 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 94
Wet Paint: Marlborough Gallery to Permanently Close Amid Coup Against Ailing Patriarch, When Woody Met Roman, and More Juicy Art-World Gossip 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 93
Wet Paint: Marlborough Gallery to Permanently Close Amid Coup Against Ailing Patriarch, When Woody Met Roman, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 86
We All Want a Healthy Art Industry. Don’t Forget the Role of Independent Art Media in Keeping It That Way 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 95
A $10 Million Basquiat and a $35 Million Barnett Newman Are the Latest Big-Ticket Lots Secured for the Socially Distanced Summer Auction Season 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 80
Runaway Art Heiress Angela Gulbenkian, Accused of Scamming a Collector Out of a $1.4 Million Yayoi Kusama Pumpkin, Has Been Arrested in Lisbon 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 75
‘A Brick-and-Click Approach Is the Way Forward’: Berlin Dealers Report Lively In-Person Sales at the Art Basel Booths They Built in Their Galleries 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 81
A Remarkable Hostage-Like Photograph Showing ‘Proof of Life’ of a Stolen Van Gogh Painting Is Circulating in the Criminal Underworld 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 70
High-Octane Sales During the VIP Preview of Art Basel’s Second Online Fair Solidify the ‘New Normal’ of the Socially Distanced Art Market 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 67
Art Industry News: A British Filmmaker Recounts That Time He Randomly Met Banksy at a Soccer Game + Other Stories 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 70
Oxford University Votes to Remove Its Controversial Statue of Victorian Imperialist Cecil Rhodes in the Wake of Mass Protests 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 85
Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Patrisse Cullors Mourns Ahmaud Arbery in Her Latest Performance—and Offers Some Activist Advice for the Art World 18 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 79
Hauser and Wirth Opens Up Its Website to Host an Indie Art Fair That Had to Cancel Its Basel Edition 16 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 78
How Have Artists Shaped Previous Protest Movements? 7 Historians on How the Past Can Help Us Understand the Present 16 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 83
Protesters Are Taking Down Monuments Across Europe. So Why Is Germany Redoubling Its Commitment to Conservative Symbolism? 16 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 71
A Veteran Auction-House Executive Is Launching a Firm to Serve as a Matchmaker Between Corporations and Museums Looking for Sponsorship 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 71
Editors’ Picks: 9 Events for Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week, From Moyra Davey’s Book Release to a Primer on Activist Comics 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 63
Boris Johnson Says He Will Defend Winston Churchill’s Statue ‘With Every Breath in My Body’ as the Battle Over the UK’s Memorials Intensifies 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 78
As a Celebration of London’s Resilience, Cartier Enlists Artists and Designers to Turn Its Store Window Into a Rainbow-Hued Art Gallery 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 72
As a Celebration of London’s Resilience, Cartier UK Enlists Artists and Designers to Turn Its Boutique Into a Rainbow-Hued Art Gallery 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 68
Sotheby’s Teams Up With Old Master Dealers to Offer More Than 100 Artworks From Their Inventories in a Pair of Unorthodox Online Sales 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 79
Christie’s Quietly Pulls Greek and Roman Antiquities From an Online Auction After Evidence Suggests They May Have Been Looted 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 82
Five Activists Were Arrested After Trying to Steal a 19th-Century Artifact From Paris’s Quai Branly Museum and Return It to Africa 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 68
Toyin Ojih Odutola’s Latest Show Combines Automatic Writing With Arresting Portraits Made During Lockdown—See Images Here 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 73
Art Industry News: Taylor Swift Says Having ‘Evil’ Monuments in Her Home State of Tennessee ‘Makes Me Sick’ + Other Stories 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 71
New York City Has Salvaged John F. Kennedy’s Lost Navy Patrol Boat From a Cove Off the Coast of Manhattan 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 76
How Living on a Mountaintop Taught Artist Terence Koh to Love Virtual Exhibitions and Life Under Lockdown  15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 71
How Years of Seclusion on a Mountaintop Trained Artist Terence Koh to Thrive in a World of Virtual Exhibitions and Lockdown Living 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 67
The Gray Market: Why Inigo Philbrick’s Arrest Doesn’t Mean the Art Market Is Done With Him Yet (and Other Insights) 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 74
The Art World Works From Home: Monique Meloche Is Hosting Gallery Visits by Appointment and Rewatching the Documentary ’13th’ 15 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 82
Why the Columbus Monument Should Be Seen as a Monument to the History of Whiteness in the United States 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 82
Why the Columbus Monument Should Be Seen as a Monument to the Construction of Whiteness in the United States 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 89
The Troubling Stories Behind Five Monuments Around the World That Came Down in Recent Days—and Why Their Removal Was Long Overdue 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 70
An Archaeologist Who ‘Discovered’ One of the Earliest Crucifixion Scenes Is Going to Jail for Faking His Unbelievable Finds 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 71
Disgraced Art Dealer Inigo Philbrick Has Been Arrested on a Pacific Island and Charged With Perpetrating a $20 Million Fraud Scheme 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 67
Fugitive Art Dealer Inigo Philbrick Has Been Arrested on a Pacific Island and Charged With Orchestrating a $20 Million Fraud Scheme 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 75
From the Toppling of Statues Around the World to the Cancellation of Art Basel: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 59
France Is Seeking Proposals for a New Public Monument in the Tuileries Gardens in Paris to Memorialize Victims of Slavery 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 69
France Is Seeking Proposals for a New Public Monument to Memorialize Victims of Slavery, Destined for Paris’s Tuileries Gardens 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 64
Forensic Architecture Will Present New Evidence About the Police Killing That Triggered the 2011 London Riots in an ICA Exhibition 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 61
Forensic Architecture Will Use an ICA Exhibition to Present New Evidence About the Police Killing That Triggered the 2011 London Riots 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 65
Art Industry News: Tennessee Lawmakers Vote to Keep a Bust of a Notorious KKK Leader in the State Capitol + Other Stories 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 64
London Boards Up Its Monuments as Tensions Run High Over the Fight to Topple Controversial Historical Statues 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 61
The Art Angle Podcast: Why Artist Trevor Paglen Is Doing Everything He Can to Warn Humanity About Artificial Intelligence 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 72
Our Museum Is Considered a Leader in Equity and Inclusion. Here’s What We’ve Done—and Why We Have a Long, Long Way to Go 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 91
‘It’s a Symbol in the Community That Can’t Be Ignored’: Why a Teacher Organized a George Floyd Tribute Wall in Harlem 12 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 101
Wet Paint: LA Gallery’s Artists Flee Over Dealer’s Racist Comments, Marfa Waffles on Reopening, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 92
Wet Paint: LA Gallery’s Artists Flee Over Dealer’s Racist Comments, Marfa Waffles on Reopening, & More Art-World Gossip 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 81
‘I Try to Create a Traumatic Experience’: Watch Artist Doreen Garner Take Apart a Monument to a Racist Medical Doctor 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 90
With Monuments Falling All Over Europe, We Asked Historians and Artists to Weigh in on How They Should Be Replaced 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 96
Archaeologists Discovered a Paleolithic Bird Figurine in a Rubbish Heap. Turns Out It’s the Oldest 3D Chinese Art in the World 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 76
A Show of Portraits by Queer Artists of Color Aims to Simultaneously Celebrate Individuality and Shared Identity—See It Here 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 87
Promising Aid to Arts Organizations, Five Charitable Foundations Will Give an Unprecedented $1.7 Billion to Nonprofits Worldwide 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 72
A Year After It Was Stolen, Banksy’s Paris Mural for the Bataclan Theater Has Been Found in an Italian Farmhouse 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
As Its Workers Organize, the Philadelphia Museum of Art Management Turns to an Infamous Anti-Union Law Firm 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Wayne Thiebaud’s Painting of Pinball Machines Could Fetch $25 Million at Christie’s, Shattering the Artist’s Auction Record 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
Facing a Cash Crunch, British Airways Looks to Sell Off Its Star-Studded Art Collection 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
Art Industry News: JR Unveils a New Mural in Paris Dedicated to George Floyd and Adama Traoré as Demonstrations Spread to France + Other Stories 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
Why Some Photographs Transcend the Moment in Which They Were Taken and Transform Movements Into Icons 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 110
Why Some Protest Photographs Transcend the Moment They Capture and Make Social Movements Iconic 11 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Flying Might Be a Hard Sell Right Now, But LaGuardia Airport Hopes to Lure Travelers With Stunning New Public Art—See It Here 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Just Used One of His Briefings to Unveil a New Set of Blue-Chip Public Artworks at LaGuardia Airport 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
Protesters Beheaded a Christopher Columbus Statue in Boston. Another, in Richmond, Was Tossed Into a Lake 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Chicago-Based Artist Tessa Perutz Paints People as if They Were Lush Landscapes—See Her Otherwordly Work Here 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Chicago-Born Artist Tessa Perutz Paints People as if They Were Lush Landscapes—See Her Otherwordly Work Here 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 111
Authenticating Modigliani Is Big Business. That’s Why One Expert Is Suing an Organization That Wants to Put Research Online for Free 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 108
Microsoft’s Ad Agency Asked Artist Shantell Martin to Paint a Black Lives Matter Mural While It Was ‘Still Relevant.’ Her Response Shook the Internet 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 77
Sotheby’s Just Lost Its Lawsuit Against Greece Over an 8th-Century Horse Statue—and the Decision May Have Lasting Implications for the Trade 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 68
The Toledo Museum of Art Walks Back Its ‘Nonpartisan’ Statement on the George Floyd Killing After Protests Erupt at Its Door 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 75
Protests Targeting Colonial Statues in the UK and Belgium Have Ignited a Long-Brewing Reckoning Over Racist Monuments in Europe 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 79
Your Brain May Not Be Able to Distinguish a Digital Reproduction of an Artwork From the Real Thing, a New Study Suggests 10 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 80
Critics Mercilessly Mock the British Museum for Its ‘Hollow’ Statement on the Black Lives Matter Movement 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 84
Blue-Chip Galleries Are Fleeing Manhattan to Set Up Shop in the Tony Hamptons. Will It Be More Than a Summer Romance? 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 95
Art Industry News: Banksy Proposes Erecting a Statue of Protesters Tearing Down a Colonialist Statue + Other Stories 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 106
Painter Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi Captures the Moments Just Before Legendary Black Gymnasts Perform Daring Routines—See Images Here 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 110
The Art World Works From Home: Storm King Senior Curator Nora Lawrence Is Working on a Kiki Smith Show and Taking Up Birdwatching 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
Here Is an Up-to-Date Guide to the Constantly Changing Art Biennial Calendar for 2020 and Beyond 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
In the Era of Social Distancing, Biennial Organizers Face Unprecedented Challenges—and ‘a Car Crash of Cultural Events’ in 2021 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 99
With a ‘Car Crash’ of Biennials Now Planned for 2021, Curators Are Being Forced to Rethink Mass Art Shows for the Social-Distancing Era 09 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 88
Editors’ Picks: 6 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week, From a Panel on Ethical Arts Funding to a Zoom Celebration of Studio 54 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 116
Artists and Galleries Are Selling Works to Support the Black Lives Matter Movement. Here Are 12 Fundraisers Happening Now 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 102
Some London Galleries Prepare to Reopen by Appointment Next Week as the City Lifts Its Ban on Non-Essential Retail Businesses 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Cities Across the US Are Painting Massive Black Lives Matter Slogans on Their Streets, Following in the Footsteps of Washington, DC 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 106
An Antiquities Dealer Buried $2 Million in Treasure in the Rocky Mountains a Decade Ago. Now, an Intrepid Explorer Has Finally Found It 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 97
A Fancy Self-Portrait 26-Year-Old Rembrandt Made to Impress His Future In-Laws Could Fetch $20 Million at Sotheby’s 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 113
A Debonaire Self-Portrait 26-Year-Old Rembrandt Made to Impress His Future In-Laws Could Fetch $20 Million at Sotheby’s 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 111
A Debonair Self-Portrait 26-Year-Old Rembrandt Made to Impress His Future In-Laws Could Fetch $20 Million at Sotheby’s 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 84
‘It’s Not Their Problem, It’s Mine’: Banksy Reveals a New Painting of the American Flag Burning and Calls on White People to Take Action 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
Protesters Topple Colonialist Monuments in England and Belgium as Black Lives Matter Demonstrations Spread Across Europe 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
Art Industry News: The Met’s Director Apologized to Glenn Ligon for Using His Art to Address the Protests Without Permission + Other Stories 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 102
‘History Doesn’t Move in a Straight Line’: Photographer An-My Lê on How Pictures Can Help Us Keep Up With a Rapidly Changing World 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
SFMOMA Lays Off an Additional 55 Staff Members as Museums Prepare for a Reckoning Heading Into a New Fiscal Year 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Why the Art World Needs Actionable Plans, Not #BlackoutTuesday, to Fix Racial Injustice (and Other Insights) 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
The Gray Market: Why the Art World Needs Actionable Plans, Not #BlackoutTuesday, to Fix Racial Injustice (and Other Insights) 08 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Art Basel Has Canceled the 2020 Edition of Its Flagship Swiss Fair, Citing ‘Tumultuous and Challenging Times’ 06 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
From Artists on the Front Lines of Demonstrations to the Death of Christo: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Comedian Hannah Gadsby’s New Netflix Special Doubles as an Unorthodox Art-History Lecture. We Decode the References Here 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Comedian Hannah Gadsby Offers a Hilarious Art History Slide Show in Her New Netflix Special. We Decode the References Here 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
‘I Can Guarantee Quality if I Am There’: Art Dealer Xavier Hufkens on Why He’s Opening a Third Space in Brussels Instead of Expanding Abroad 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
The Mayor of Washington, DC, Just Ordered a 35-Foot-Tall Black Lives Matter Mural to Be Painted Behind the White House 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
The Mayor of Washington, DC, Just Ordered a 35-Foot-Wide Black Lives Matter Mural to Be Painted Behind the White House 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
The Mayor of Washington, DC, Just Had ‘Black Lives Matter’ Painted in 35-Foot-Wide Letters on the Protest Route Leading to the White House 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
‘Hope’ Artist Shepard Fairey Breaks Down 6 Public-Health Design Campaigns to Explain What Works—and What Doesn’t 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 145
We Asked ‘Hope’ Artist Shepard Fairey to Break Down 6 Public-Health Posters to Explain What Works—and What Doesn’t 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
Art Industry News: The Brooklyn Museum Has Opened Up Its Lobby to Protesters as a Place for Rest and Relief + Other Stories 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
The Art Angle Podcast: Four Artists on the Front Lines of the George Floyd Protests 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
The Art World Works From Home: Artist Gabriel Kuri Is Brushing Up on His Drumming Skills and Reading About How to Raise Resilient Teens 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
Hong Kong Is the Undisputed Hub of the Asian Art World. Does Beijing’s New Crackdown Mean It’s Destined to Lose the Title? 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
This Artist’s Portraits of Isolated New Yorkers Invoke Legendary Photographer Margaret Bourke-White (Who Happens to Be Her Great-Aunt) 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
Hong Kong Is the Undisputed Capital of the Asian Art World. Does Beijing’s New Crackdown Mean It’s Destined to Lose the Title? 05 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
Wet Paint: Legendary Dealer Mary Boone Is Out of Prison Early, Jeffrey Epstein’s Little Black Book Is Full of Collectors, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
Here Are 23 Organizations You Can Donate to That Support Emerging Black Artists, Thinkers, and Change-Makers 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
‘I’m Not Making Something Because It’s Fun’: Watch Artist Carrie Mae Weems Stage a Performance About Violence and Forgiveness 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Archaeologists Have Discovered the Largest, Oldest Mayan Monument to Date, and It Appears to Have Been Built by the People, for the People 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 117
With Art Basel Going Online Only, European Dealers Are Staging Online Viewing Rooms IRL—and Johann Konig Is Even Hosting His Own Fair 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
As Art Basel Goes Online-Only, European Dealers Are Testing Out Hybrid Virtual/Physical Displays—and Johann König Is Even Launching a Fair of His Own 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 100
The Confederate Memorials in the Center of Richmond, Virginia, Including a 130-Year-Old Statue of Robert E. Lee, Are Coming Down 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 107
A New Show in Seoul Brings Together Artistic Depictions of Chosen Family by Gina Beavers, Diedrick Brackens, and Others—See It Here 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 107
Germany Continues to Lead the Way in Culture Aid, Doling Out Another €1 Billion to the Sector and Lowering the Tax Rate on Art 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 104
Artist Titus Kaphar Painted a Black Mother With the Silhouette of a Child for the Cover of TIME Magazine’s Protest Issue 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 99
Art Industry News: Hedge-Fund Manager Ken Griffin Just Bought a Basquiat From Peter Brant for More Than $100 Million + Other Stories 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 104
Ruangrupa, the Collective in Charge of the Next Documenta, Reflect on What It Means to Curate in Times of Crisis 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 110
In a Post-COVID World, What Museums Do Outside Their Walls Will Become as Important as What They Put on Them 04 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
What Trump’s Church Photo Op Says About the Widespread Repression of Journalists and Photographers 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
Trump’s Freakish Church Photo Op and the Widespread Arrests of Journalists Point to the Same Deeper Rot 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
Jonathan Lyndon Chase, Alex Da Corte, and Other Philadelphia Artists Are Selling $300 Prints to Support a Local Bail Fund 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
An Upstart Auction House Just Sold One of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s SAMO Graffiti Tags—the Only Example Ever to Come to Market 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 96
The Lost Jean-Michel Basquiat: A New Auction House Just Sold the Only SAMO Tag to Ever Come to Market 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 103
The Walker Art Center and the Minneapolis Institute of Art Have Cut Ties With the City’s Police Department 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
The Walker Art Museum and the Minneapolis Institute of Art Have Cut Ties With the City’s Police Department 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
What Will the Future Look Like? Paris Gallerist Kamel Mennour Turned to Children for an Answer—See Their Responses Here 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
The Controversial Philadelphia Statue of Frank Rizzo, a Former Police Chief and Segregationist Mayor, Has Been Taken Down by the City 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
Cady Noland Said a Collector Restored Her Log Cabin Sculpture Beyond Recognition. A Judge Has Thrown Out Her Lawsuit—for the Third Time 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
A Medal of Honor, Illegal to Sell in the US, Tripled Its Estimate at a German Auction House—Drawing the Wrath of Ted Cruz 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
A Medal of Honor, Illegal to Sell in the US, Triples Its Estimate at a German Auction House—Infuriating Ted Cruz 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
The Uffizi’s Director Wants to Return Renaissance Artworks to the Churches They Were Originally Made for Hundreds of Years Ago 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
The Uffizi’s Director Wants to Return Renaissance Artworks to the Churches for Which They Were Originally Made 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Adolf Hitler’s Birthplace Will Be Transformed Into a Police Station to ‘Neutralize’ Its Appeal as a Pilgrimage Site for Neo-Fascists 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
Art Industry News: SFMOMA Apologizes for Censoring a Black Ex-Employee Who Called Out the Museum on Instagram + Other Stories 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 115
The UAE Is Emerging From Lockdown, But Some Say Its International, Cosmopolitan Art Scene Will Never Be the Same 03 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 116
An Egyptologist Tweeted Instructions for How to Knock Down an Obelisk. Alabama Protesters Tried It Out on a Confederate Monument (It Worked) 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
After an Egyptologist Tweeted Instructions on How to Knock Down an Obelisk, Protesters Tried It Out on a Confederate Monument. It Worked 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 105
Artists Are Paying Tribute on Social Media to George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Other Black Americans Killed by the Police 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
The National Museum of African American History and Culture Has Released a New Portal to Help Americans Have Conversations About Race 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
George Floyd’s Last Words Were Flown on Banners Over Cities Across America as a Rapid-Response Public Art Project 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
Artist Georges Adéagbo’s New Exhibition in Berlin Juxtaposes Cultural Artifacts From Around the World to Spark New Ways of Seeing—See It Here 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
Archaeologists May Have Uncovered the Secret Ingredient in Australia’s Mysterious 500-Year-Old Cave Paintings: Beeswax 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Archaeologists May Have Uncovered the Secret Ingredient Behind Australia’s Mysteriously Precise Cave Paintings: Beeswax 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 111
Art Industry News: The Getty Is Forced to Apologize After Its Bland Statement on Protests Sparks an Online Backlash + Other News 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Editors’ Picks: 10 Events For Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week, From a Thesis Show on ‘Mars’ to a Talk With a Hand-Sanitizer Artist 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
Editors’ Picks: 9 Events For Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week, From a Thesis Show on ‘Mars’ to a Talk With a Hand-Sanitizer Artist 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
It’s Not Too Late to Create the Art World We Want. Here Are 4 Ways to Do It 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
It’s Not Too Late to Create the Art World We Want. Here Are Four Ways to Do It 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
Tired of Netflix? Here Are 11 Outstanding Works of Video Art That You Can Watch From Home 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Tired of Netflix? Here Are 10 Recent Masterworks of Video Art That You Can Watch From Home 02 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
Monuments Across the United States Re-Emerged as Targets of Rage Over a Weekend of Widespread Protest 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 107
In Pictures: See Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Monumental, Often Temporary Art Throughout History 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
In Pictures: See Highlights of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Groundbreaking, Monumental, and Often Temporary Art 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 113
18 Artists From Coast to Coast Share What They Saw and Felt at the George Floyd Protests This Weekend 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
‘This Is a Revolution’: 18 Artists From Coast to Coast Share What They Saw and Felt at the George Floyd Protests 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 107
How Christo and Jeanne-Claude Brought 6 of Their Most Remarkable Projects to Life, From ‘The Gates’ to ‘Valley Curtain’ 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 351
How Christo and Jeanne-Claude Managed to Pull Off 6 of Their Most Astonishing Art Projects, From ‘The Gates’ to ‘Valley Curtain’ 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 110
An Ex-Staffer Is Suing the Akron Art Museum and Its Former Director, Claiming She Was Fired for Complaining About the Work Environment 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
The Seattle Art Fair’s Parent Company Vulcan Is Closing Its Art and Entertainment Division, Throwing the Future of the Fair Into Question 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 102
From Spain to Syria, Street Artists Around the World Are Painting Murals to Memorialize George Floyd—See Them Here 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 112
Art Industry News: Addressing Protests, the Director of the Smithsonian Calls on America to ‘Confront Its Tortured Racial Past’ + Other Stories 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
The Gray Market: Why New National Security Laws May Be the End of the Hong Kong Art Market as We Know It (and Other Insights) 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
‘Better Days Will Come’: Swiss Collector Uli Sigg on Why Hong Kong Remains the Best Home for His Unparalleled Chinese Art Collection 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
‘Better Days Will Come’: Swiss Collector Uli Sigg on Why Even a Less Free Hong Kong Remains the Best Home for His Peerless Chinese Art Collection 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 107
‘We Should Not Forget We Are in the Magic Business’: A Roundtable Discussion on How the Lockdown Era Could Change the Art Market Forever 01 June 2020 Written by curator Hits: 117
Christo, Who Transformed Landscapes Around the Globe With His Monumental Public Art, Has Died at 84 31 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
Christo, Who Transformed Landscapes Around the Globe With Monumental Public Artworks That Delighted Millions, Has Died at 84 31 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 98
Did Ancient Hebrews Get High During Temple? A New Archaeological Discovery Suggests They Did 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
See Inside the Sometimes Strange, Often Magical Studios of 10 of New York’s Most Famous Artists, From Cecily Brown to Julie Mehretu 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
Why Quarantine Art Has So Far Been Just ‘Empty Heroics’ + Two Other Illuminating Reads From Around the Web 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
Why Most Quarantine Art Is Just ‘Empty Heroics’ + Two Other Illuminating Reads From Around the Web 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
From Grimes’s Gallery Debut to the Attempted Theft of a Heartfelt Banksy Painting: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 115
Sotheby’s Will Reimagine the Auction Experience by Livestreaming Its Big-Money June Art Sales—Without an Audience 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Commissioned a Street Artist to Create Indestructible Gold Paintings as Gifts for Its First Trip to the International Space Station 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 93
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Commissioned a Street Artist to Create Indestructible Gold Paintings as Décor for Its First Trip to the International Space Station 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 94
This German Artist Created a Colorful Ode to California’s Everyday Energy at the Newly Reopened Max Hetzler in Berlin—See Images Here 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 118
The German Painter André Butzer Created a Colorful Ode to the Energy of His Adoptive Home of California—See Images Here 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
French Museums Will Reopen to the Public This Summer—But They Expect a Quiet Season as International Tourism Craters 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 102
French Museums Will Reopen to the Public This Summer, But Expect a Quiet Season as International Tourism Craters 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 105
The National Geographic Society Was About to Destroy This Sculpture to Make Way for a Plaza. After a Backlash, It’s Being Forced to Reconsider 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 94
The National Geographic Society Wanted to Destroy Its Celebrated Outdoor Sculpture to Create a Plaza. Now a Fierce Backlash May Save It 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 92
Wet Paint: Top Dealer Says Art Basel Must Be Cancelled This Fall, Kenny Schachter on a $16 Million Basquiat Sale, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 103
Art Industry News: Will Crashing Oil Prices Dash Saudi Arabia’s Dreams of Becoming a Culture Hub? + Other Stories 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
Here Are the 10 Best Places in the World to See Street Art, From George Town in Malaysia to Bushwick in Brooklyn 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 113
The Art World Works From Home: Sotheby’s Auctioneer Helena Newman Is Playing in a String Quartet and Planning a Picasso Sale 29 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 116
‘I Was Building a Suit of Armor’: Watch Artist Nick Cave Explain the Origins of His Signature ‘Soundsuit’ Sculptures 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
Museums and Art Galleries in Seoul Shut Down Again as the City Sees a Second Wave of Coronavirus Cases 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Artist Carrie Mae Weems Is Planning an Ambitious Campaign to Alert the World About How the Coronavirus Has Hurt Communities of Color 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 111
Grimes Is Selling Her Soul to the Highest Bidder—Among Other Works of Art—in Her Debut Gallery Show at Maccarone 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
JK Rowling Has Invited Children Around the World to Illustrate Her New Book Through a Competition on Twitter 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Art Industry News: A Smooth-Talking Art Thief Gives Advice on Where to Hide Your Loot + Other Stories 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Take a Peek Inside the Art-Filled Penthouse of One of the Tallest Residential Buildings in New York 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
Arts Officials Urge the European Commission to Rethink the ‘Deeply Disappointing’ Provisions for Culture in Its New €750 Billion Recovery Plan 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 117
Billionaire Art Collector Yusaku Maezawa Brushes Off Media Reports Accusing Him of Tax Evasion 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
‘I Will Not Run or Hide’: Billionaire Art Collector Yusaku Maezawa, Famous for Buying Basquiats, Responds to Tax-Evasion Accusations 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 110
The Art Angle Podcast: The Rise and Fall of Anne Geddes, Queen of Baby Photography 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
An Artist Is Transforming the Parking Lot of the Queens Museum Into a Tribute to Health Care Workers ‘So Big It Can Be Seen by Satellite’ 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 108
How Hans Ulrich Obrist and Other Super-Curators Transformed the Paradigm of Exhibition-Making—for Good and for Ill 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
What Happens to My Health Insurance If My Gallery Furloughs Me? + Other Questions About Employment in the COVID Era, Answered by Lawyers 28 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 115
The Curator of the 2022 Bucharest Biennial Has Been Announced. It’s Artificial Intelligence. No, Really 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
An Artificial Intelligence Program Named Jarvis Has Been Appointed Curator of the 2022 Bucharest Biennial. No, Really 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 95
One in Eight Museums Worldwide May Never Reopen, According to the International Council of Museums 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Researchers Have Uncovered a Pristinely Preserved Ancient Roman Mosaic Under a Tangle of Vines in Northern Italy 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
1,500 Arts Workers Protest China’s Proposed Hong Kong National Security Law, Claiming It Will Do ‘Incalculable’ Damage to Culture in the City 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 111
Artists Transformed the New York Times Cover of the Names of Those Who Died From Covid-19 Into a Mass Visual Protest of Trump’s Golf Habits 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
Steve Bannon’s School for Far-Right Populists Can’t Be Evicted From an 800-Year-Old Italian Monastery, a Court Rules 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
‘It’s An Artist’s Job to Bear Witness’: Why Marc Quinn Is Turning Screenshots From the News Into Splashy and Enormous Works of Art 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
‘It’s An Artist’s Job to Bear Witness’: Why Marc Quinn Is Turning Screenshots of Coronavirus News Coverage Into Gigantic Works of Art 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
How Should a Museum Reopen in a Post-COVID World? Here Is Everything You Need to Know to Do It Safely, According to Experts 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
Three Museum Directors Offer a Behind-the-Scenes Look at How They Are Tackling the Challenge of Reopening Their Institutions Post-Lockdown 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
Art Industry News: Artist Ken Monkman Apologizes for His Outrageously Indecent Justin Trudeau Painting + Other News 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 117
By Redeploying Its Staff in Some Surprising New Ways, Texas’s Blanton Museum Has Managed to Avoid Job Cuts Entirely 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 117
By Redeploying Her Staff in Some Ingenious New Ways, the Director of Texas’s Blanton Museum Has Managed to Avoid Job Cuts Entirely 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 113
20 Top Collectors, Artists, and Dealers Tell Us About the Artwork That Is Keeping Them Inspired at Home 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
23 Top Collectors, Artists, and Dealers Tell Us About the Artwork That Is Keeping Them Inspired at Home 27 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 118
The Years-Long Research Project Into the Gurlitt Trove Has Officially Ended With ‘a Very Large Gray Area’ Surrounding 1,000 Works 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
A Years-Long Research Project Into the Gurlitt Trove Has Ended Without Being Able to Resolve ‘a Very Large Gray Area’ Around 1,000 Works 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 99
Unionizing Philadelphia Museum of Art Staffers Are Trying to Leverage the Support of One of the US’s Biggest Labor Unions 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
Richard Anuszkiewicz, An Op-Art Pioneer Who Pushed Geometric Abstraction to Illusory Ends, Has Died at 89 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
A Paint Roller Tore a $20 Million Hole in a Picasso Painting. Now, the Insurance Company Is Suing the Contractors to Pay for It 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 145
A Paint Roller Tore a $20 Million Hole in a Picasso Painting Headed to Christie’s. Now, the Insurance Company Is Suing the Contractor to Pay for It 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 94
15 Minutes With a Price Database Power User: Phillips’s Head of Private Sales on Why Collectors Still Want to See Art in Person 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Art Industry News: A Former Investment Banker Predicts That the Art Market Won’t Recover Until a Vaccine Is Widely Available + Other Stories 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Is This the End of Big Art Awards? This Year’s Turner Prize Will Be Split Equally Between 10 Artists 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 145
This Year’s Turner Prize Has Been Called Off, With UK’s Top Art Award Instead to Be Split Between Several Artists (Again) 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Greece’s Culture Minister Puts the Squeeze on London to Return the Parthenon Marbles 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
As Lockdowns Ease in Europe, Greece’s Culture Minister Again Puts the Squeeze on London to Return the Parthenon Marbles 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
A Thief in a Hazmat Suit Made a Botched Attempt to Steal a $6 Million Banksy Painting From a Hospital 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 145
A Thief in a Hazmat Suit Tried to Steal Banksy’s $6 Million Painting From a UK Hospital Just Days After the Generous Gift Was Installed 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
The Nonprofit Eyebeam Is Handing Out Tens of Thousands of Dollars to Artists to Develop New Tools to Fight Digital Inequality 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Museums Rely on the Money They Raise From Glitzy Galas. So What Happens When Nobody Wants to Go? 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Museums Have Long Relied on the Money They Raise at Glitzy Galas. What Can They Do Now That the Party’s Over? 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
At Glenstone, We Dramatically Limited Attendance Well Before the Pandemic. Here’s How More Space Changes Our Relationship to Art 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
At Glenstone, We Were Dramatically Limiting Attendance Well Before the Pandemic. Here’s Why More Space Improves Our Relationship to Art 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 113
At Glenstone, We Were Dramatically Limiting Our Visitors Well Before the Pandemic. Here’s Why More Space Improves Our Relationship to Art 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 100
The Art World Works From Home: Artist Dan Colen Is Admiring His David Hammons Work and Harvesting Crops for Food Banks on His Farm 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
The Art World Works From Home: Artist Dan Colen Is Harvesting Crops for Food Banks on His Farm and Struggling Through Roberto Bolano’s ‘2666’ 26 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 100
Editors’ Picks: 13 Virtual Art Events Not to Miss This Week, From the Debut of Ibrahim Mahama’s Latest Project to Studio Visits With NADA 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
Urs Fischer, Chloe Wise, and Other Famous Artists Share Their Deliciously Creative Lockdown Recipes 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
What Are Famous Artists Cooking Up Under Lockdown? Urs Fischer, Chloe Wise, and Others Share Their Deliciously Creative Recipes 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 101
Why Does Red Represent Power? A New Book Reveals How Natural History Drives the Cultural Evolution of Color 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Art Industry News: Salvagers Get the Go-Ahead to Attempt a Recovery of the Titanic’s Priceless Telegraph Machine That Sent the Ship’s Final Pleas for Help + Other Stories 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 98
Art Industry News: Salvagers Will Try to Recover the Titanic’s Priceless Telegraph Machine That Sent the Ship’s Final Pleas for Help + Other Stories 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
A Former London Gallerist Is Helping Artists Make Some Extra Money by Selling Tickets to Personalized Digital Studio Visits 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
Artist Thomas Schütte’s Striking Sculptures of Contorted Faces Are the Focus of a Dreamlike Show in Berlin—See It Here 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
The Gray Market: Why Selling the Mona Lisa Would Be a Ridiculous Way to Try to Dig France Out of Massive Debt (and Other Insights) 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
An Educator’s Call for Artworks by Children From Around the World Reveals What Kids Are Really Thinking About Under Lockdown 25 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
Hong Kong Galleries Are Banding Together to Launch a Mini Art Fair to Help Revive the City’s Struggling Art Market 24 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
From a Drive-Thru Van Gogh Show to the Postponement of the Venice Biennale: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 145
Berlin’s Most Famous Bouncer on His Day Job as a Photographer and What It’s Like to Be a Symbol of a Vanishing Club Scene 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
Berlin’s Most Notorious Bouncer on His Day Job as a Photographer, and What It’s Like to Be a Symbol of a Vanishing Club Scene 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 80
In Memoriam: Remembering Those the Art World Has Lost in the Coronavirus Pandemic [UPDATED] 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
In the Latest Blow to Singapore’s Fledgling Art Market, the Inaugural Art SG Fair Has Been Delayed for a Second Time 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
The Pérez Art Museum Miami Is Closed, But It Still Went on a Buying Spree at Local Miami Art Galleries 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
Wet Paint: Leonardo DiCaprio Flips a Work That Was Dedicated to Him, Hans-Ulrich Obrist Interviews Animals on TikTik, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
Wet Paint: Leonardo DiCaprio Flips a Work That Was Dedicated to Him, Hans-Ulrich Obrist Interviews Animals on TikTok, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
Art Industry News: Mega-Rich Collector Adam Lindemann Sues His Mega-Rich Landlord Aby Rosen to Get His Security Deposit Back + Other Stories 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
The Collection of Cable-Television Impresario Ginny Williams, Full of Top-Notch Works by Women, Could Fetch $50 Million at Sotheby’s 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
The Art World Works From Home: Laurie Simmons Is Now Photographing Props Instead of People and Taking Dog-Training Lessons on Zoom 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
Understanding Why Nobody Made Great Art About the Previous World-Shaking Pandemic + Two Other Illuminating Reads From Around the Web 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
What the Dutch Painter of Domestic Life Pieter de Hooch Can Teach Us About How to Embrace the Simple Joys of Staying Home 22 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Ambitious Bakers Are Finding Inspiration in Vincent van Gogh and Edvard Munch to Create Amazing Works of Focaccia-Bread Art 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
‘I Try to Recover Her for a Moment in the Painting’: Watch the Late Artist Susan Rothenberg Memorialize Her Beloved Dog on Canvas 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Saudi Arabia Has Joined a Lawsuit Against Disgraced Dealer Inigo Philbrick, Claiming He Sold Them a Kusama Installation He Didn’t Own 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
Painter Stephan Melzl Packs a Lot of Surreal Superhero Imagery Into Tiny Canvases at This Basel Gallery Show—See It Here 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
Researchers Have Discovered the Brilliant Engineering Feats that Made the Famous Domed Churches of the Renaissance Possible 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
A High-Tech Investigation Has Finally Figured Out the Brilliant Trick Renaissance Architects Used to Make Their Domed Churches 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Anish Kapoor Slams India’s Prime Minister and His ‘Fascist Government’ for Planning to ‘Destroy’ Delhi’s Historic Parliament Building 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
‘I’m Always in a Recession’: A Day in the Life of Collector-Provocateur Stefan Simchowitz, Who Feels Just Fine Doing Business During Lockdown 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Online Viewing Rooms Are Creating a Goldmine of User Data on Art Collectors. Here’s How Galleries Are Using It—and How They Could in the Future 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
Art Industry News: An Enchanted Encounter on Instagram Enabled Sting to Grant an Artist Fan’s Dying Wish + Other Stories 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 159
The Art Angle Podcast: China’s Most Adventurous Museum Director on Global Art’s Post-COVID Future 21 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
Do You Miss Seeing Art, But Are Unable (or Unwilling) to Go Into a Gallery? These Shows Are Designed to Be Seen From the Street 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
The Art of Craft: How Elsa Peretti Designed Tiffany & Co.’s Bone Cuff to Draw Attention to the Elegance of a Woman’s Wrist 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
Have We Gone From Viewing Room Boom to Viewing Room Gloom? The Art World Wavers Under the Weight of Too Many Online Events 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
Have We Already Gone From a Viewing Room Boom to Viewing Room Gloom? The Art World Feels the Strain of Too Many Online Events 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
‘Fashion Must Stand for More Than Simply Selling a Product’: Top Luxury Designers on Why They’re Collaborating With Artists Like Never Before 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
A German Student Broke Into an Australian Natural History Museum to Take Selfies With Dinosaur Skeletons 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
A Dingbat German Student Broke Into an Australian Natural History Museum to Take Selfies With Dinosaur Skeletons 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
The Met Now Expects to Be Closed Almost All Summer—and It Just Canceled All Events, Including the Met Gala, Until 2021 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
The Met Now Expects to Be Closed Almost All Summer—and It Just Canceled All Events Through 2020 (Meaning No Met Gala) 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls Previously Thought to Be Blank Are Actually ‘Treasures’ With Extremely Faded Text, Scholars Discover 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
Dead Sea Scroll Fragments Previously Thought to Be Blank Are Actually ‘Treasures’ With Extremely Faded Text, Scholars Discover 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 109
A Psychic Has Been Ordered to Pay the Costs of Exhuming Salvador Dalí’s Corpse for a Failed Paternity Test 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
The Founders of Hobby Lobby Are Suing Christie’s for Selling Them an Ancient Artifact That Pretty Much Everyone Now Agrees Was Stolen 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Art Industry News: Akron Art Museum Director Steps Down After an Investigation of Sexism, Racism Allegations + Other Stories 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
How Art History Can Help Explain the Renaissance of Conspiracy Theory That Is Defining Our Time 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
How Art History Can Help Explain the Stunning Rise of Conspiracy Theories That Is Defining Our Time 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
Can I Put a Paparazzi Photo in My Artwork? + Other Thorny Artists’-Rights Questions, Answered 20 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
A New Show in Hong Kong Explores the Many Ways Contemporary Chinese Artists Are Inspired by Magic—See It Here 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Obama’s Official White House Portrait Will Not Be Unveiled While Trump Is in Office 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
In a Sign of a Divided America, President Trump Will Not Unveil Barack Obama’s New Portrait in the White House Anytime Soon 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 105
Artist Susan Rothenberg, Who Painted Free-Roaming Horses in Defiance of Her Era’s Prohibition on Figurative Art, Has Died at 75 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Italy’s Museums Reopen, Offering Vibrating Social Distancing Necklaces and a New Chance to See Its Once-in-a-Lifetime Raphael Show 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
Italy’s Museums Reopen, Offering Vibrating Social-Distancing Necklaces and a New Chance to See Rome’s Once-in-a-Lifetime Raphael Show 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 94
Just How Bad Has the Financial Fallout Been for US Galleries? A New Survey Crunches the Numbers—and They’re Bleak 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Is the First Major Art Institution in the US to Reopen. Here’s How They’re Making It Work 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
Expert Picks: Sportscaster and Former Sotheby’s Staffer Corey Robinson Shares His Favorite Works on Artnet Galleries 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
Scientists Discover That Visitors to Oslo’s Munch Museum Are Ruining ‘The Scream’ by Breathing on It 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
Scientists Discover That Visitors to Oslo’s Munch Museum Are Destroying ‘The Scream’ by Breathing on It Way Too Much 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 117
Art Industry News: This Tech CEO Thinks France Should Sell the Mona Lisa to Pay for Coronavirus Relief + Other Stories 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
The Art World Works From Home: Morgan Library Director Colin Bailey Is Watching ‘Frasier’ Reruns and Researching JP Morgan’s Collecting Habits 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 110
Angry Antiques Traders Have Failed to Overturn the UK’s ‘Disastrous’ Ivory Ban in the Court of Appeal 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
Antiques Traders Angry at the UK’s Ivory Ban, One of the World’s Toughest, Have Lost Their Fight to Overturn It in Court 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
The New Longshot US Stimulus Package, Which Just Passed the House of Representatives, Would Be a Life Saver for Arts Nonprofits 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
The New Longshot US Stimulus Package, Which Just Passed the House of Representatives, Would Be a Lifesaver for Arts Nonprofits 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
These 10 Artists Found Inspiration in Isolation, From a Bedridden Frida Kahlo to an Imprisoned Egon Schiele 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Lonely Days Can Make for Great Art. Here’s How 10 Artists Found Inspiration in Isolation, From a Bedridden Frida Kahlo to a Jailed Egon Schiele 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
Letter From Vienna: Kunsthistorisches Museum Director Sabine Haag on How to Reopen With Safety Rules That Are Smart, Not Draconian 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
Letter From Vienna: Kunsthistorisches Director Sabine Haag on How to Reopen Museums With Safety Rules That Are Smart, Not Draconian 19 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
Editors’ Picks: 14 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week From Art History Happy Hour at the Brooklyn Museum to Adult Coloring Night 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
‘Creativity Has to Drive Every Decision’: Chloé Creative Director Natacha Ramsay-Levi on How the Values of Art Guide Her Design Philosophy 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
Damien Hirst Is Still the UK’s Richest Artist With a Net Worth of $384 Million, According to the Sunday Times’s Annual ‘Rich List’ 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Damien Hirst Is Still the UK’s Richest Artist—With a Net Worth of $384 Million, According to the Sunday Times’s ‘Rich List’ 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
Missing Graduation? Here Are 8 Inspiring Commencement Speeches From Carrie Mae Weems, Dana Schutz, and Other Artists Throughout History 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
The Venice Biennale Will Be Pushed Back a Year, to 2022, as the Coronavirus Knocks the Art Calendar Permanently Off Its Axis 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
Untitled Is Bringing the First-Ever Art Fair to Take Place in Virtual Reality to Your Screen This Summer 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
American Arts Organizations Stand to Lose a Staggering $6.8 Million This Year as a Result of the Shutdown, a New Study Says 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
American Arts Organizations Stand to Lose a Staggering $6.8 Billion This Year as a Result of the Shutdown, a New Study Says 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Art Industry News: Larry Gagosian Contemplates His Next Move From His Lockdown Hideaway in the Hamptons + Other Stories 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
A Trippy Drive-In Van Gogh Experience in Canada Is Inviting Visitors to ‘Gogh By Car’ 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
Van Gogh at the Drive-Thru? As Museums Remain on Lockdown, a Toronto Exhibition Is Treating Viewers to the Dutch Master’s Art in Their Cars 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
‘Plexiglass Has Become a Symbol of Care’: How a Berlin Museum Reimagined a Participatory Art Show in the Era of Social Distancing 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
Brand-Name Art Fairs Won’t Save an Art Market in Crisis—Regional Ones Will 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
Brand-Name Art Fairs Won’t Save the Art Market in This Crisis, But Regional Ones Might 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
The Gray Market: How a Work-From-Home Revolution Will Change Galleries’ Relationships With Their Landlords Forever (and Other Insights) 18 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 115
Sotheby’s Online Contemporary Sale Fetches $13.7 Million—More Than Doubling the Previous Record for a Virtual Art Sale, Set Three Weeks Ago 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 360
From Christie’s New Auction Model to the Delay of the Humboldt Forum: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
A New Project From the Museum of the Home Takes an Unvarnished Look Into the Lives of Self-Isolating Families in the UK 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
A Genre-Defying New Exhibition at Peres Projects in Berlin Imagines Opera Through the Lens of the Queer Experience—See It Here 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
A London Gallery Is Trying Out a New Pitch on Collectors: Live With an Artwork for Six Weeks While You Decide If You Want to Buy It 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
A London Gallery Is Trying Out a New Pitch on Collectors: Live With an Artwork for Six Weeks and Then Tell Us If You Want to Buy It 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 88
More Than 30 Artists and Designers Are Creating Billboards for Times Square and Beyond to Honor Essential Workers Across the US 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
‘We’re Holding Down the Fort’: How Guards, Groundskeepers, and Collections Managers Across the US Are Doing Their Jobs in Shuttered Museums 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
Three Lonely Penguins From the Kansas City Zoo Just Got a Tour of the Nelson-Atkins Museum—and the Photos Are Adorable 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
The Nelson-Atkins Museum Is Still Closed for Humans, But Three Sophisticated Penguins Just Got a Private Tour (and the Photos Are Adorable) 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
The Art World Works From Home: Gallerist Maggie Kayne Is Delivering Newborn Goats on Her Farm and Watching a Michael Jordan Miniseries 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
5 Bold Predictions From Art-Industry Veteran Simon de Pury for How the Auction Business Will Change in the Post-COVID Era 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Art Industry News: Austria’s Culture Minister Resigns Following Criticism of Her Vague, Tight-Fisted Response to the Pandemic + Other Stories 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
Christie’s Will Replace Its Marquee June Sales in New York With a Streaming ‘Relay’ Auction to Unfold Across Four Cities Worldwide 15 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
The Heir to the Bic Pen Fortune Is Suing His Estranged Wife to Get Back a Trove of Blue-Chip Art 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
The Heir to the Bic Pen Fortune Is Suing His Estranged Baroness Wife to Get Back a Trove of Giacomettis and Other Blue-Chip Art 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 115
‘What Would Weiwei Do?’: Watch Studio Assistants of Ai Weiwei Reflect on How the Dissident Artist Taught Them to Speak Their Minds 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Maurizio Cattelan Has Enlisted Iggy Pop, Jordan Wolfson, and Other Artists to Read Aloud Bedtime Stories—and It’s the Stuff of Nightmares 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Katherine Bradford, Gina Beavers, and 140 Other Artists Are Giving Away Their Work for Free to Donors Supporting Pandemic Relief Efforts 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 116
Artist Hank Willis Thomas Projected Writings by Prisoners Fearful of Catching Coronavirus Onto Manhattan’s Criminal Justice Buildings 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
NADA Is Launching a New Online Fair for 200 Dealers Who Will Put 20 Percent of Their Proceeds Into a Shared Pot 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
NADA Is Launching a Communal New Online Art Fair for 200 Dealers Who Will Equally Share 20 Percent of All Sales 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Art Industry News: Artist Olafur Eliasson Just Released an AR App That Brings the Aurora Borealis Into Your Living Room + Other Stories 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Art Industry News: Artist Olafur Eliasson Just Released an AR Artwork That Brings the Aurora Borealis Into Your Living Room + Other Stories 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
The Art Angle Podcast: YouTube’s No-Nonsense Art Guru on How to Unlock Your Inner Artist 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Still Bored at Home? Getty and Google Have Teamed Up on a New Filter That Translates Your Locked-Down Life Into Famous Works of Art 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
Feel Like Screaming? The Getty and Google Have Created a New Smartphone Filter That Turns You Into Munch’s ‘Scream’ and Other Famous Artworks 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Art Schools Play an Essential Role in Supporting the Medical Industry—and They Must Not Be Forgotten Amid This Crisis 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
Art Schools Play an Essential Role in Supporting the Medical Industry—and That’s Why the Government Must Bail Them Out Now 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
A Vintage Hermès Address Book Bought on eBay Arrived With Some Very Notable Names Inside. Then the Buyer Discovered It Was Dora Maar’s 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
A Vintage Hermès Address Book Bought on eBay Listed the Home Addresses of Dozens of Art Historical Legends. It Turned Out to Be Dora Maar’s 14 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
An Art Gallery Is Literally Handing Out Free Marijuana With Any Purchase of an Artwork by This Adorable Dog—and It’s Completely Legal 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 118
Museums Are Reopening Around the World, But Visiting Them Is Now Very… Odd. See Surreal Images of Post-Lockdown Museums 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
‘Art Doesn’t Need Glamour, Glamour Needs Art’: Designer Duro Olowu on How Fashion Brands Can Collaborate Successfully With Artists 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
Archaeologists Have Discovered the Skeletons of Warrior Women in Mongolia, Dating Back to the Period of Mulan 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
‘Art Doesn’t Need Glamour, Glamour Needs Art’: Designer Duro Olowu on What Fashion Brands Must Do to Collaborate Successfully With the Art World 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 116
Archaeologists Have Discovered the Skeletons of ‘Badass’ Warrior Women in Mongolia, Dating Back to the Period of Mulan 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Painter Lewis Hammond Explores the Dark Side of Intimacy in a Moody New Show in Mexico City—See It Here 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
Two Dozen Mayors From Across the US Are Urging Congress to Send Urgently Needed Funding for the Arts in Its Next Relief Package 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
Art Industry News: Bored Archeologists on Lockdown Have Discovered Dozens of Hidden Roman Sites in England’s Backyard + Other Stories 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 113
If Museums Are Struggling to Enforce Social Distancing, Perhaps They Should Finally Redistribute Their Most-Visited Treasures Around the World 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
Before the Lockdown, the Public Was Agitating For a Revolution in the Way Museums Operate. Will This Crisis Finally Force Through Change? 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at the Frieze Art Fair’s Inaugural Online Viewing Room 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
‘How This Moment Will Be Misremembered’: An Internet Theorist on What Social-Media Images Hide About the Pandemic 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
This Photographer Takes the New York Subway to Its Most Remote Ends to Capture the City’s Far-Flung Characters—See Images Here 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 122
A Photographer Has Spent Years Riding the Subway to Its Most Remote Ends to Capture New York City’s Kaleidoscope of Unique Characters—See His Photos Here 13 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 93
‘My Art Is a Superpower That Allows People to Grieve’: Artist Nikkolas Smith on Painting Ahmaud Arbery and Other Victims of Injustice 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 129
Creditors Are Chasing Bankrupt Auction House Paddle8’s Former CEO for Allegedly Mishandling Funds to the Tune of $1 Million 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
Art Galleries and Auction Houses in the UK Will Be Allowed to Reopen at Limited Capacities Starting Next Month 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
With Foreign Construction Workers Unable to Return to Work, the Opening of Berlin’s $700 Million Humboldt Forum Has Been Delayed—Again 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
Berlin’s $700 Million Humboldt Forum Art Center Has Been Delayed—Again—as Foreign Construction Workers Are Unable to Return to Work 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 98
‘The Great Art World Reassessment’: A Heartwarming Bedtime Story by Kenny Schachter [VIDEO] 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
After Initially Hoping to Stick to Its September Opening, EXPO Chicago Has Been Postponed Until April 2021 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
‘I Felt Like I Needed to Do More Than Stay at Home’: Meet the Artists Who Have Transformed Their Studios Into Mask-Making Workshops 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Allan Schwartzman, a Respected Market Guru, Is Leaving the Sotheby’s Auction House Amid a Continuing Staff Shakeup 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
Sotheby’s Global Fine Arts Chairman Allan Schwartzman Is Leaving the Auction House Amid a Continuing Staff Shakeup 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
South Korea’s Gwangju Biennale Has Been Postponed Until Next Year, Adding to the Crush of International Shows in 2021 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Art Industry News: A Bored British Filmmaker Just Created a Star-Studded Art Exhibition for His Chickens + Other Stories 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
David Zwirner Is Opening Up Its Online Viewing Room to 12 Galleries in Brussels and Paris in Its Latest Effort to Boost Smaller Dealers 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
We Spent 18 Frenzied Hours With Art Dealer Johann König as He Prepared to Reopen His Gallery in Berlin 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
‘It Was a Long Day’: We Spent 18 Frenzied Hours With Art Dealer Johann König as He Raced to Reopen His Berlin Gallery Post-Lockdown 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
I Founded a Museum to Encourage Slow Looking at Art. Here’s Hoping This Moment Will Encourage All Viewers to Do the Same 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
The Art World Works From Home: Artist Sylvie Fleury Is Playing Badminton and Contemplating the ‘Concept of Dust’ 12 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 191
Editors’ Picks: 11 Events Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 202
Editors’ Picks: 11 Virtual Art Events Not to Miss This Week, From a Live Talk With Jerry Saltz to an Online Print Art Fair 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 121
With His Paintings Trapped Abroad, This German Artist Had to Remake His Entire Show During Lockdown. See the Lively Results Here 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
With His Work Trapped Abroad, a German Painter Had to Redo His Entire Show From Scratch During Lockdown. See the Upbeat Results Here 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
It’s Not Just Businesses That Can Get Cash From the Government’s Coveted New ‘PPP’ Loans—It Turns Out Artists Can Too. Here’s How 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
Want to See Michelangelo Again? The Vatican Museums Are Reopening Next Week, But You’ll Need a Mask and Temp Check to Enter 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Fair Cancellations Are Giving Southeastern Europe’s Galleries a Visibility Problem—So They Are Uniting for a Virtual Art Week 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
Art Fairs Used to Be Their Portal to the World. Now Galleries in Serbia, Romania, Greece, Hungar, and Other Southeastern European Countries Are Uniting Online 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 80
Why Conspiracy Theories Have Become the Most Influential Art Form of Our Time 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 185
Why Conspiracy Theories Have Become the Most Influential Art Form of Our Time 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 179
Art Industry News: Gagosian Sold a $5.5 Million Cecily Brown Painting Through Its Online Viewing Room on Mother’s Day + Other Stories 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Kate Middleton and the National Portrait Gallery Are Collecting UK Citizens’ Photographs of Life Under Lockdown—See Their Images Here 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Art Collector Julia Stoschek Is Closing Her Berlin Location After Facing Off With the City’s Hardball Real Estate Industry 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
Art Collector Julia Stoschek Is Closing Her Private Berlin Museum After Facing Off With the City’s Hardball Real Estate Industry 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
Art Collector Julia Stoschek May Be Closing Her Private Berlin Museum After Facing Off With the City’s Hardball Real Estate Industry 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 103
The Gray Market: Why America’s Art-World Shutdown Is Reaching a Breaking Point (and Other Insights) 11 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
The Unexpected Lesson Hidden in an Important New History of ‘Art Strikes’ + Two Other Illuminating Reads From Around the Web 09 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 259
Working on Your Quarantine #BeardGoals? Here’s Some Masterful Facial Hair From Art History to Inspire You 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 253
Egyptian Tourism Officials Just Moved Four Ancient Sphinxes to a Tahrir Square Roundabout—and Archaeologists Are Horrified 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 222
Taipei Dangdai’s New Online Platform Is Keeping International Dealers Connected to the Asian Market as the Region Slowly Reopens 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 227
Taipei Dangdai’s New Online Platform Aims to Keep International Dealers Connected to the Asian Art Market as the Region Slowly Reopens 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 88
From the Virtual Met Gala to Galleries Defying Lockdown Orders: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 250
The Art World Works From Home: Whitney Curator Chrissie Iles Is Doing Kundalini Yoga and Reading About Historical Plagues 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 233
This Rare Painting by a 17th-Century Italian Nun Sold for 14 Times Its High Estimate at Sotheby’s, Shattering an Auction Record 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 225
This Rare Mannerist Painting by a 17th-Century Italian Nun Just Broke a Record at Sotheby’s, Selling for 14 Times Its High Estimate 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 213
Sotheby’s Is Hoping for a Slam Dunk With a Pair of Game-Worn Michael Jordan Nikes That Could Fetch $150,000 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 230
Art Industry News: Art Basel’s Parent Company Just Canceled Baselworld’s 2021 Edition Amid Mass Exhibitor Defections + Other Stories 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 240
As Switzerland Slowly Reopens, Dealer Eva Presenhuber Is Forging Ahead With Plans to Open a New Zurich Gallery Next Month 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
A Webcam Company Is Demanding Payment From an Artist Who Used Screenshots From Its Feeds to Document Italy’s Deserted Streets 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
An Artist Used Screenshots From a Video Feed to Document Italy’s Deserted Streets. Now the Webcam Company Responsible Is Demanding Payment 08 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Wet Paint: Jordan Wolfson Hates the New Jordan Wolfson Documentary, a New York Gallery Defies Quarantine, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
Wet Paint: Jordan Wolfson Really Hates the New Jordan Wolfson Documentary, a New York Gallery Defies Quarantine, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
5 Takeaways From Emmanuel Macron’s Video Conference Announcing Plans to Support the Arts and Culture Industries in France 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
He Clicked, But Does He Think It Clicks? We Zoomed Along With a Collector to See What He Thinks of Frieze’s Online Art Fair 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
What’s It Like to Actually Shop at a Virtual Art Fair? We Zoomed Along With a Collector to See What He Thinks of Frieze’s Inaugural Online Edition 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Here Are the 6 Most Expensive Works at the Virtual Frieze New York Fair (and 5 Affordable Ones, Too) 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
Here Are the 6 Most Expensive Works at the Frieze Art Fair’s First Virtual Edition (and 5 Great Affordable Ones, Too) 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
Arts Leaders Fear Philadelphia’s Planned Budget Cuts Will ‘Completely Decimate the Grassroots Cultural Scene’ 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 162
A Show at MoMA Goes Beyond ‘Migrant Mother’ to Examine Lesser-Known Sides of Dorothea Lange’s Photography—See Images Here 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
The Art of Craft: A Striking New Jewelry Collection From Van Cleef & Arpels Draws Inspiration From Titian, Picasso, and Shakespeare 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
‘I Want to Be Unplugged’: Watch Artist Zanele Muholi Take Her Studio on the Road to Photograph Trans Women in South Africa 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
‘I Want to Be Unplugged’: Watch Artist Zanele Muholi Take Their Studio on the Road to Photograph Trans Women in South Africa 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
A Massive International Sting Operation Spanning 103 Countries Has Recovered Thousands of Stolen Artworks and Antiquities 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
A Wedding Photographer Took an Online Archaeology Class During Lockdown—and May Have Discovered a Lost Stonehenge-Like Structure 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
What’s It Like to See Art in the Era of Social Distancing? We Crawled Berlin’s Newly Reopened Gallery Scene to Find Out 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
Want a Gigantic Pile of Cookies in Your Home? 1,000 People Are Being Asked to Hoard Fortune Cookies as Part of an Ambitious Global Art Show 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
Paris Was Emerging as Europe’s Next Big Art-Market Hub. Post-Lockdown, Can It Maintain the Momentum? 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
Dealer Thaddaeus Ropac Will Hand Over His Biggest Paris Gallery to 60 Young European Artists to Support the Region’s Hard-Hit Art Scene 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
Dealer Thaddaeus Ropac Will Use His Biggest Paris Gallery to Stage an Emergency Selling Show of Young Regional Artists to Support the Emerging Art Scene 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 114
Art Industry News: MoMA Director Glenn Lowry Will Take a ‘Chainsaw’ to the Museum’s Budget and Cut 220 Positions + Other Stories 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
The Art Angle Podcast: How Marina Abramović Became the Center of a Vast Satanic Conspiracy Theory 07 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
Can an Art Fair Translate the VIP-Day Buzz to the Web? Frieze New York’s Online Edition Launches With Seven-Figure Sales 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
Frieze New York’s Online Edition Launches With Seven-Figure Sales to VIPs as Art Dealers Hustle to Get a Handle on Virtual Fairs 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
An Art Collective Cut Up a $30,000 Damien Hirst Spot Print. The Leftover Bits of Paper Just Sold for $261,000 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
When an Art Collective Cut Up a $30,000 Damien Hirst Spot Print, the Spots Sold Out. Now the Leftover Paper Just Sold Too—for $261,000 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
Banksy Just Donated His Latest Painting—Depicting a Superhero Nurse—to a British Hospital as a Tribute to Healthcare Workers 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
Banksy Just Made a Surprisingly Earnest Painting of a Superhero Nurse and Donated It to a British Hospital as a Morale Booster 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
Smithsonian Curators Have Been Planning a Show About the History of Disease for Months. They Say They’re Not Surprised by the Current Pandemic 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
Claiming That Art Is ‘Essential,’ Some California Galleries Have Reopened in Bold Defiance of Stay-at-Home Orders 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 176
Claiming That Art Is ‘Essential,’ Some California Galleries Have Reopened in Blatant Defiance of Stay-at-Home Orders 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
Critics Constantly Compared Lee Krasner’s Painting to That of Her Artist Husband. Now, a New Book Is Rewriting the Story on Her Terms 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
The Painter Lee Krasner Has Long Been Eclipsed by Her Much More Famous Artist Husband. Now, a New Book Is Rewriting Art History on Her Terms 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
Archaeologists Have Uncovered an Ancient Egyptian Funeral Parlor—Revealing That Mummy Embalmers Were Also Savvy Businesspeople 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
300 Illuminated Drones Just Swarmed a Dutch Hospital as Part of a Secret Guerilla Artwork by Studio Drift to Honor Frontline Workers 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
Art Industry News: Conceptualist Darren Bader Is Launching a Bargain-Basement Online Platform for Artists to Sell Discounted Work + Other Stories 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
‘Politicians Always Profit From Fear’: Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei on How the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Heighten Political Turmoil 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
‘Politicians Always Profit From Fear’: Ai Weiwei on How the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Heighten Political Turmoil, and the Role Artists Should Play 06 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Vogue Cancelled the Met Gala IRL This Year. But That Didn’t Stop a Group of Fashion-Loving Gen Z’ers From Hosting Their Own Version Online 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Vogue Cancelled the Met Gala IRL. But That Didn’t Stop a Group of Fashion-Loving Gen Z’ers From Hosting Their Own Version Online 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
This Year’s Met Gala Got Canceled—But That Didn’t Stop a Group of Fashion-Crazed Teens From Hosting Their Own DIY Version Online 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
This Year’s Met Gala Got Canceled—But That Didn’t Stop a Group of Fashion-Crazed Internet Kids From Hosting Their Own DIY Version Online 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
Sotheby’s Is Eagerly Reopening Salesrooms—and Aggressively Cutting Costs—to Repay Almost $120 Million in Debt This Year 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
Sotheby’s Is Reopening Salesrooms—and Aggressively Cutting Costs—in a Race to Repay Almost $120 Million in Debt This Year 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Another Earthquake Rocks Puerto Rico, Damaging at Least One Museum in a Region Still Recovering From Hurricane Maria 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
Another Earthquake Has Struck Puerto Rico, Damaging at Least One Museum on an Island Still Recovering From a String of Natural Catastrophes 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 118
Another Earthquake Has Struck Puerto Rico, Damaging Museums on an Island Still Recovering From a String of Natural Catastrophes 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
Three Nonprofits Are Teaming Up to Pay Artists to Create Images That Combat Widespread Misinformation About Coronavirus 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
A Self-Taught Thai Artist Has Won the 2020 BP Portrait Award—Which, for the First Time in Two Decades, BP Is No Longer Judging 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
The Nazis Wanted to Put This Painting in a Museum Dedicated to Hitler. Now It’s the Star Lot of Germany’s First Live Auction Since Lockdown 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
The Nazis Wanted to Put This Painting in a Museum Dedicated to Hitler. Now It’s the Star Lot of One of the First Live Auctions Since Lockdown 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
The Art World Works From Home: Aldrich Museum Director Cybele Maylone Is Watching ‘Schitt’s Creek’ and Fretting About Finances 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Has Teamed Up With Snapchat to Allow Bored People to Make Spin Paintings With Their iPhones + Other Stories 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
The ‘Banality’ Bailout? In a Locked-Down Art World, Jeff Koons Chases Government Cash, Flippers Persist, and Kenny Schachter Takes It Easy 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
We Urgently Need to Usher in a New Era of Social Imagination. The New Deal’s Art Projects Can Offer a Guide 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 196
To Forge a Fairer World, We Will Urgently Need a Post-COVID Renaissance. The New Deal’s Art Projects Can Offer a Guide 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
New New Deal: Towards a New Era of Social Imagination 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
New New Deal: Toward a New Era of Social Imagination 05 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
A Trove of Counterfeit Middle Eastern Antiquities Intercepted at Heathrow Points to a New Front in the War Against Art Scammers, Experts Say 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
A Trove of Artifacts Inscribed With Gibberish Was Intercepted at Heathrow. They May Reveal an Alarming New Front in the War on Forgery 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
Tech Kingpin Sean Parker Bought an Old Master Painting at Christie’s for Almost $6 Million. Then, the Seller Changed Her Mind 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
Tech Kingpin Sean Parker Bought an Old Master Painting at Christie’s for Almost $6 Million. After That, Things Got Messy—Fast 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
LA Times Art Critic Christopher Knight Wins the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for His Blistering Appraisal of LACMA’s $750 Million Expansion 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
Reese Witherspoon Is the Latest Celebrity Learning to Paint in Lockdown, and She’s Pretty Great at That Too 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
Reese Witherspoon Is the Latest Celebrity Learning to Paint in Lockdown. Surprise, Surprise… She’s Pretty Great at That, Too 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
This Photographer Is Taking Touching Portraits of His Creative Neighbors in the Catskills—All Safely From Six Feet Away 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
This Photographer Is Taking Touching Portraits of His Creative Neighbors Hunkered Down in the Catskill Mountains—All Safely From Six Feet Away 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
How Is Canada Handling Its Aid for the Arts? Adequately and Efficiently, Of Course 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
The US Cultural Landscape Is Reeling From COVID-19. Further North, Canada’s Art Scene Has Few Complaints. Here’s Why 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
For Its First Show Post-Lockdown, Perrotin Is Opening Up Its Paris Gallery to Two-Dozen Local Dealers in a Show of Solidarity 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
The New Art Market Calendar: Here Is an Up-to-Date List of the Biggest Sales Events Still Planned for This Year of Upheaval 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
Art Industry News: A Scholar Has Discovered a Trove of Important Russian Avant-Garde Art in a Tiny Museum’s Basement + Other Stories 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
The US Government Likely Won’t Step Up With a New Deal for Art. But We Can Create Our Own With Public Art (and Private Sponsorship) 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
Artists Are More Anxious Than People in Other Professions—But They Are Also Better at Coping With Challenges, a New Study Finds 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
Massimiliano Gioni on What He Learned From Germano Celant, the Troublemaking Curator With a Maniacally Precise Mind 04 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
A Philosopher Explains How the Playboy Mansion is a Cautionary Image for the COVID Era + Two More Weekend Reads 02 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
An Art-World Philosopher Explains Why the Playboy Mansion Is a Cautionary Tale for the Work-From-Home Era + Two Other Interesting Reads 02 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
Mail Art, a Charming Trend That Hasn’t Been Big Since the ’60s, Is Having a Big Renaissance Amid the Worldwide Lockdown 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 185
Mail Art, a Quirky Pursuit That Hasn’t Been Popular Since the ’60s, Is Suddenly Having a Renaissance Amid the Worldwide Lockdown 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
As Uncertainty Hangs Over the June Auctions, Sotheby’s Bets Big With a $30 Million Brushstroke Painting by Roy Lichtenstein 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 189
Sotheby’s Is Betting Big on Its June Auction With a $30 Million Lichtenstein Brushstroke Painting, Even as the Sales Remain Uncertain 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
From Kids Filling in Coloring Books to the Death of Critic Germano Celant: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 185
Looters Are Taking Advantage of the Worldwide Lockdown to Rob Cultural Heritage Sites—and Selling Their Stolen Wares on Facebook 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 179
‘He Was a Great Intellectual Force’: Christo, Bice Curiger, and Others Remember the Late Critic and Curator Germano Celant 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
‘He Was a Great Intellectual Force’: Christo, Miuccia Prada, and Other Art-World Figures Remember the Late Curator Germano Celant 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 193
Christie’s Literally Wants to Offer You the Moon With the Sale of a $2.5 Million Chunk of Lunar Meteorite 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 195
The British Museum Has Added 300,000 Images of Some of Its Most Famed Artworks to Its Website—and They’re Free for Anyone to Download 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
The British Museum Has Put 300,000 Images of Its Most Famous Artworks Online So You Can Play Around With Them 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 174
Wet Paint: Art Advisor Philippe Ségalot Wants You to Meet His Baby Horse, Spencer Tunick Has a Risqué Zoom Scheme, & More Art-World Gossip 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
The Art World Works From Home: German Art Collector Julia Stoschek Is Digitizing Her Collection and Baking Chocolate Cake 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 162
Art Industry News: Some Cool Teens Are Organizing a Met Gala of Their Own Online, and Everyone Is Invited + Other Stories 01 May 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
Anne Geddes Was Once the Queen of Baby Photography. Now, She’s Hit Hard Times—and Is Asking for Your Help 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 170
MOCA Director Klaus Biesenbach Is So Addicted to Studio Visits That He’s Doing Them on Zoom—and the Public Can Ride Along 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 174
MOCA Director Klaus Biesenbach Is So Addicted to Visiting Artists’ Studios That He’s Doing It on Zoom (and Letting the Public Ride Along) 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
‘Success Seems Based on Sheer Luck’: Galleries and Museums Scramble for Government Relief Funds—Before They Dry Up Again 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 182
‘It’s Great Until It Becomes Disgusting’: Watch Artists Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg Create a Weirdo Puppet Show About Shame 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
For $100, You Can Now Buy This Absurd Commemorative Coronavirus Coin Honoring President Trump From the White House Gift Shop 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
The White House Gift Shop Is Now Selling This Absurd Commemorative Coin Honoring President Trump’s Fight Against the Coronavirus 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
The Pérez Art Museum Miami Has Cut Over Half Its Staff and Won’t Reopen Until September 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
‘She Wears Her Wisdom Lightly’: How American Curator Zoé Whitley Became One of the UK’s Most Influential Arts Leaders 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
Global Auction Sales Fell 76 Percent Last Month as the Coronavirus Battered Markets, But Demand Is Steady for Lower-Priced Items 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
Art Industry News: Beijing’s Forbidden City Reopens Tomorrow—But Only for Those With Proof They’re Healthy + Other Stories 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
The Art Angle Podcast: New Yorker Critic Peter Schjeldahl on Art, Life, and Making ‘Every Conceivable Mistake’ 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 162
The Art Angle Podcast: The New Yorker’s Peter Schjeldahl on His Adventures in Life as an Accidental Art Critic 30 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
The Governor of Texas Says Museums Can Legally Reopen This Week. Texas Museums Replied: No Thanks 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 182
The Governor of Texas Told Museums They Can Legally Reopen This Week. Texas Museums Said: No Thanks 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
Did the Ancient Pompeiians Invent Recycling? New Research Suggests They Used Trash to Build City Walls (and Much More) 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 170
Newly Minted Stars Share the Spotlight With Recent Art-School Graduates in a Dazzling Show of Black Emerging Art—See Images Here 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
A Dazzling Exhibition of Black Emerging Artists Mixes Newly Minted Stars With Recent Art-School Graduates—Discover Their Work Here 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
In Nintendo’s Hit ‘Animal Crossing’ Game, Players Must Identify Forged Art—and It’ll Stump Even the Biggest Art-History Buffs 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
The Hit Video Game ‘Animal Crossing’ Requires Players to Identify Forged Art Masterpieces—and It Might Stump Even Real-Life Art Experts 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
Hackers Broke Into Zaha Hadid Architects’ Servers and Demanded Ransom for the Return of Stolen Data 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
Want to Come Out of Quarantine With New Art-History Chops? Here Are 7 Insightful TV Series to Watch While You’re Bored at Home 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
Want to Learn Art History? Here Are 7 Absolutely Classic TV Series That Will Give You a Solid Education—and Keep You on the Edge of Your Seat 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
The ‘Girl With the Pearl Earring’ Originally Had Eyelashes, Researchers Discover in a Series of New Revelations About Vermeer’s Masterpiece 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 157
Germano Celant, the Towing Italian Art Critic Who Gave the World Arte Povera, Has Died at Age 80 From Coronavirus Complications 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
Germano Celant, the Towering Italian Art Critic Who Gave the World Arte Povera, Has Died at Age 80 From Coronavirus Complications 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 157
The Art Market Is Hoping a Crush of Post-Lockdown Art Fairs Will Come to the Rescue This Fall. But Many Collectors Say They Won’t Go 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
Art Industry News: A New $150 Million Fraud Claim Raises the Stakes in the Nasty Battle Over Robert Indiana’s Legacy + Other Stories 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
The Foundation Dedicated to Mario and Marisa Merz Had Big Plans to Celebrate Its 15th Anniversary in Italy. Then the Pandemic Hit 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
The Prado Museum Is Expecting to Lose 70 Percent of Its Income as It Prepares to Reopen With Limited Capacity 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
To Survive After This Is Over, Cultural Institutions Need to Redefine The Value of Art. Here’s How to Do It 29 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
Belgium’s Jan Van Eyck Blockbuster Was a Once-in-a-Lifetime Event. Now Organizers Must Return Up to $3.9 Million in Unused Tickets 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
A Belgian Museum Must Return $3.9 Million in Unused Tickets After Its Once-in-a-Lifetime Jan Van Eyck Blockbuster Got Canceled by Coronavirus 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
A Belgian Museum Must Return $3.9 Million in Unused Tickets After Its Once-in-a-Lifetime Jan Van Eyck Blockbuster Got Cut Short by Coronavirus 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
With a Slimmed Down Educational Program, the San Francisco Art Institute Will Stay Open After All 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
The Art World Works From Home: Leonardo da Vinci Scholar Martin Kemp Is Whipping Up Indian Food and Giving FaceTime a Spin 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 174
The Art World Works From Home: Leonardo da Vinci Scholar Martin Kemp Is Thinking About Dante and Whipping Up Indian Food 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
‘He’s a Psycho. He’s a Monster’: A New Documentary on Jordan Wolfson Paints a Dark Portrait of the Art World’s Enfant Terrible 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
Federal Authorities Are Investigating Disgraced Dealer Inigo Philbrick, Who Allegedly Fleeced Clients Out of Millions 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
In an Unprecedented Partnership, Sotheby’s Is Hosting an Online Sales Platform for Eight Blue-Chip Contemporary Art Galleries 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
How the Social-Distancing Era Drove One LA Art Gallery to Develop New Tech Tools That Will Change Its Entire Business 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Art Industry News: A Prankster Artist Claims He Was Behind the Embarrassing Fake Biden Ad That Fooled the Internet + Other Stories 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
15 Minutes with a Price Database Power User: Sotheby’s Design Impresario Jodi Pollack 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 189
We Asked 32 Children to Fill in the Most Obtuse Art-Historical Coloring Book We Could Find. Here Are the Delightful Results 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
We Asked 32 Children to Fill in the Most Highbrow Contemporary-Art Coloring Book Imaginable. Here Are the Delightful Results 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
Can I Break My Lease Because of Coronavirus? + Other Frequently Asked Questions About How Force Majeure Applies to the Art World, Answered 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
Can I Break My Art Gallery’s Lease Because of Coronavirus? + Other Questions About How Force Majeure Works, Answered by Lawyers 28 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
Editors’ Picks: 12 Events For Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 194
Editors’ Picks: 14 Events For Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
Art Basel Tells Galleries It’s ‘Too Early’ to Confirm That the 2020 Swiss Fair Will Go Ahead, Extending the Deadline for Dealers to Withdraw 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
Art Basel Says It’s ‘Too Early’ to Confirm Its Marquee Fair Will Take Place This Fall, But Promises More Online Offerings 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 182
Sotheby’s and Google Are Teaming Up to Auction Off a Coffee Date With Hillary Clinton and Other Star-Studded Virtual Experiences for Charity 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
Belgium and Italy Will Reopen Their Museums in May, But Keep Strict Social-Distancing Rules in Place 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Zarina, the Indian Artist Who Chronicled Her Peripatetic Lifestyle in Delicate Prints, Has Died at 83 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
A Hilma af Klint Watercolor of a Burning Heart Could Fetch $500,000 in a Rare Sale of the Artist’s Work in Sweden 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 177
An Art Collective Bought a $30,000 Damien Hirst Spot Print and Cut It Up. Now, They’re Selling the Spots for $480 a Pop 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
Art Industry News: Galleries Worldwide Expect to Lose 70 Percent of Their Income as a Result of Coronavirus, Survey Says + Other Stories 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
Anish Kapoor, Grayson Perry, and Other Artists Sign an Open Letter Warning That the UK Could Become a ‘Cultural Wasteland’ Without Urgent Funding 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
This Is the Toughest Challenge My Business Has Ever Faced. But Here’s Why Small Galleries Like Mine Will Come Out Alive 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
The Gray Market: Why Chef Gabrielle Hamilton’s Reckoning Offers an Important Example for Gallery Owners (and Other Insights) 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
Artnet News Watercooler Chat: How Can Art Dealers Survive the COVID-19 Crisis? 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 176
‘His Creativity Was Alarmingly Boundless’: Friends and Colleagues Remember the Late Wildlife Photographer and Artist Peter Beard 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
Why Artist Meriem Bennani’s Wildly Popular Videos About Two Chill Lizards Perfectly Captures the Weirdness of Our New Reality 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
Why Artist Meriem Bennani’s Wildly Popular Videos About Two Chill Lizards Perfectly Capture the Weirdness of Our New Reality 27 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
An Acclaimed Show at the Whitney Spotlights How Mexican Muralists Shaped US Modernism—See Images Here 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 209
From Galleries Raising Money for Charity to the Death of Photographer Peter Beard: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Here Are 27 (More) Ridiculous Images of Bored People Around the World Using Household Objects to Recreate Famous Historical Artworks 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 188
Ever Wonder How Art Gets on TV? Here’s How Some Major Masterpieces Got Cameos on Six Streamable Shows 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 203
Ever Wonder How Art Gets on TV? Here’s How Masterpieces Earned Cameos on Six Shows, From ‘Succession’ to ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Artist Howardena Pindell Is Suing Her Former Gallery for Allegedly Hiding Sales and Failing to Pay Her for Years 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 197
Germany Gave Out a Staggering €50 Billion in Aid Last Month, But State Leaders Say They Need More to Help Artists and Cultural Organizations 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
The Art World Works From Home: Artist Cao Fei Is Stuck in Singapore Watching Zombie Thrillers and Teaching Art Students Over Zoom 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
Nearly 95 Percent of Artists in America Have Lost Income Because of the Coronavirus, a New Survey Says 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 194
Nearly Two-Thirds of Artists in the United States Have Lost Their Livelihoods as a Result of the Coronavirus, a New Survey Says 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
Art Industry News: A Fugitive at the Center of the $80 Million Knoedler Scandal Speaks Out for the First Time + Other Stories 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
The Remarkable True Story of Raúl Giansante, Uber Driver, Master Frame-Maker, Comrade of Dalí, and Zelig of the Art World 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
In Memoriam: Remembering Those the Art World Has Lost in the Coronavirus Pandemic 24 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 185
Price Check! Here’s What Sold—And For How Much—at Online Editions of the Dallas Art Fair, Art Basel Hong Kong, and Zwirner’s ‘Platform’ 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at the Online Editions of the Dallas Art Fair, Art Basel Hong Kong, and David Zwirner’s ‘Platform’ 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
Wet Paint: A Pro-Trump Dealer Joins the ‘Reopen’ Protests, Mega-Galleries Lose Artists Ahead of Recession, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
Wet Paint: A Pro-Trump Dealer Joins the ‘Reopen’ Protests, Mega-Galleries Lose Artists Amid Market Crunch, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
Over the Course of 40 Years, Three Famed Street Photographers Captured the Quiet Desolation of American Life—See Their Work Here 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
‘The Work Is Alive’: Watch Artists Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon Collaborate on Whimsical Large-Scale Drawings 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
Through Windows and Doorways, This Photographer Has Been Capturing Poignant Images of Isolated New Yorkers—See Them Here 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
The Hirshhorn Is Posting Video Diaries of Artists’ Lives in Isolation—Watch Those by Theaster Gates, Shirin Neshat, and Others Here 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
The Hirshhorn Museum Is Compiling Video Diaries About Artists’ Lives in Isolation, From Theaster Gates to Shirin Neshat 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
The Hirshhorn Museum Is Collecting Famous Artists’ Video Diaries About Their Lives in Isolation. Watch 5 of Them Here 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
The Thief Who Stole a Prized Van Gogh From a Dutch Museum Used a Sledgehammer to Break In. See Footage of the Brazen Heist Here 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 183
The Thief Who Stole a Prized Van Gogh From a Dutch Museum Used a Sledgehammer to Break In 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
A New Video Shows How a Thief Used a Sledgehammer to Steal a Dutch Museum’s Prized Van Gogh. Watch Footage of the Brazen Heist Here 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
‘I Shift Into Emergency Mode Pretty Easily’: Miranda July on How to Handle the Creative Obstacles—and Opportunities—of Quarantine 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
The Art Angle Podcast: Ai Weiwei on the Coronavirus, China, and Art’s New Role 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
Art Industry News: The Locked-Down Super Rich Are Impulse-Buying Jewelry Through Online Auctions Like There’s No Tomorrow + Other Stories 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 159
Ahead of Mother’s Day, See Images of Some of the Most Tender Depictions of Mother and Child Through Art History 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
Ahead of Mother’s Day, See Some of the Most Tender Depictions of Mothers and Children Throughout Art History 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 170
‘I’m Just Trying Not to Avert My Eyes’: How Rashid Johnson, George Condo, and Other Artists Are Taking on the Pandemic in Their Work 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
Artist and Prime Minister of Albania Edi Rama on Why He’s ‘Embarrassed’ When People Ask Him About the Political Side of His Art 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
The Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, Is Also a Professional Artist. Here’s How He Is Balancing Those Roles During the Coronavirus Pandemic 23 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Eco-Artist Mira Lehr Has Spent Five Decades Documenting the Changing Environment. See Her New Show Here 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 203
Revising Previous Estimates, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Now Says It May Lose Up to $150 Million as It Lays Off More Than 80 Employees 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 191
The Art World Works From Home: Glass King Dale Chihuly Is Making New Drawings and Rewatching the Sopranos 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 200
The Art World Works From Home: Glass-Art Impresario Dale Chihuly Is Stuck Working on Drawings and Rewatching ‘The Sopranos’ 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 159
After Going Digital, Sotheby’s ‘Contemporary Curated’ Sale Brought in $6.4 Million—an Online Auction Record for the Company 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
MoMA Is Selling Rare Books From Its Archive for as Little as $25 to Raise Money for Its Exhibitions and Education Programs 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
Photographer Wolfgang Tillmans Has Enlisted His Art-Star Friends to Make $50 Posters to Benefit Shuttered Nightclubs and Art Spaces 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
Letter From Helsinki: The Director of Finland’s Ateneum Art Museum on How Institutions Can Inspire the Public, Even While Closed 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Berlin Museums Just Got the Green Light to Reopen in Early May. Here’s How They Are Working to Make It Safe 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
The Good News? Global Online Auctions Grew 63 Percent Last Month. The Bad News? That May Not Be Nearly Enough 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 177
Art Industry News: Marina Abramovic Speaks Out About the Emotional Toll of the Bizarre Far-Right Conspiracy Theory Targeting Her + Other Stories 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
The Bankerization of the Art Market: How Wall Street’s Masters of the Universe Infiltrated the Art World 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 191
‘I’m Frightened, Dismayed, Disgusted’: Jenny Holzer on How Artists Can Use Outrage to Expose the Hypocrisies of Our Time 22 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
Melting Ice Has Uncovered Hundreds of Ancient Viking Artifacts and a Previously Unknown Trade Route in Norway 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 191
Gagosian and Other Major Dealers Are Helping Dozens of Smaller LA Galleries Amplify Their Programs With a New Shared Sales Platform 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
Gagosian and Jeffrey Deitch Have Joined Dozens of Smaller LA Galleries to Launch a Shared Online Sales Platform as Dealers Fight for Survival 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Mega-Galleries Aren’t the Only Ones Supporting Pandemic Relief Efforts. Here’s How Dealers With a Lot More to Lose Are Giving Back 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 170
A Kaleidoscopic Show Organized by Fashion Designer Duro Olowu Looks at the People, Culture, and Art of Chicago. See It Here 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
Staff Cuts at Museums Coast to Coast Continue as MoMA PS1 and the Broad Plan to Lay Off or Furlough More Than 170 Total Employees 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
MoMA PS1 and the Broad Will Downsize More Than 170 Total Employees as Staff Cuts Continue at Major Museums Coast to Coast 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
Is Diddy’s New Black News Network a Ripoff of Kahlil Joseph’s Venice Biennale Project? Some Critics Think So 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 193
Is Diddy’s New Black News Network a Ripoff of Artist Kahlil Joseph’s Acclaimed Venice Biennale Project? Some Critics Think So 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Art Industry News: A Third of Los Angeles’s Art Galleries May Be Forced to Close This Year, a New Survey Says + Other Stories 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 194
An International Consortium of Museums Has Invited 16 Locked-Down Artists to Create Work for Their Balconies 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 215
Top Museums Are Commissioning Locked-Down Artists to Create New Balcony Performances, Now the De Facto Art Form of the COVID-19 Era 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 199
We Will Need New Ways to Interact With Art After Lockdown. I Believe Virtual Reality Is the Answer 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 186
Can My Artist Ex-Boyfriend Sell an Artwork We Made Together? + Other Thorny Artists’-Rights Questions, Answered 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 183
Keep It Conversational and Other Tips From Social-Media Gurus on How Art Institutions Can Grow Their Audiences Online 21 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 178
A UK Museum Challenged Bored Curators Worldwide to Share the Creepiest Objects in Their Collections. Things Got Really Weird, Fast 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 275
Some Believe Marina Abramovic Is the Satanic Ringleader of a Global Political Conspiracy. That’s Ludicrous. But Here’s What They Get Right 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 162
The Conspiracy Theory That Marina Abramovic Is the Ringmaster of the New World Order Is the Symptom of a Much Bigger Problem 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 199
Editors’ Picks: 13 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
Editors’ Picks: 12 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 206
This Aerial Photographer Captured Images of the Mass Burials on Hart Island. Then, the New York Police Department Confiscated His Drone 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 226
Bill de Blasio’s 2021 Budget Would See a Significant Decrease in Funding for New York’s Museums, Already Hit Hard by the Lockdown 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 186
A Small Museum in the Netherlands Is Letting Anyone Call Its Staff to Talk About Art. Here’s What I Learned From My Illuminating Chat 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
The Staff of a Tiny Locked-Down Dutch Museum Is Offering to Talk to Anyone Who Wants to Chat About Art. So I Gave Them a Call. 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 189
Can a Virtual Art Fair Deliver? We Went in Search of Great Art in the Dallas Art Fair’s Online Viewing Rooms to Find Out 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 189
Renowned Wildlife Photographer and Bon Vivant Peter Beard Has Been Found Dead at Age 82, Three Weeks After Disappearing in Montauk 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Has Created a Rainbow of Dead Butterflies to Raise Money for the National Health Service + Other Stories 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Has Created a Rainbow of Butterfly Wings to Raise Money for the National Health Service + Other Stories 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
A Collapsing Art Market Will Hurt Underrepresented Artists the Most. Here’s How to Ensure Their Voices Are Not Lost 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 182
Charles Saatchi Is Selling Another 100 Works From His Gallery’s Collection in an Affordable Online Sale Through Christie’s 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
Notorious Art Collector Charles Saatchi Is Selling Off Another 100 Works From His Gallery in a Low-Priced Christie’s Online Auction 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
What I Buy and Why: Art Collector Pamela Joyner on the High-Maintenance Installation in Her Library That Took Five People a Week to Install 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
The Gray Market: Why Galleries and Regional Fairs May Recover Fastest From the Global Shutdown (and Other Insights) 20 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 186
Need a Moment of Zen? The Rubin Museum Is Using Its Himalayan Art Collection to Offer Mindfulness Tips and Guided Meditation Sessions 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 204
Need a Moment of Zen? The Rubin Museum Is Using Its Buddhist Art Collection to Offer Daily Mindfulness Tips and Guided Meditation Sessions 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 200
From Banksy’s at-Home Art to Microsoft’s Marina Abramović Conspiracy, Here’s the Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 208
Bubba the Turtle and a Gecko Named the Mayor Are the Latest Pets to Get Their Own Museums in a Trend That’s Sweeping Locked-Down Homes 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 227
Bubba the Turtle and a Gecko Named ‘The Mayor’ Are the Latest Pets to Get Their Own Private Museums in a Marvelous Trend Sweeping the Globe 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 199
Austria Will Allow Museums to Reopen in Mid-May, Making It Among the First European Countries to Ease Restrictions on the Sector 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 197
Austria Will Allow Museums to Reopen in Mid-May, Making It Among the First European Countries to Ease Restrictions on Art Institutions 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 207
Google Is Sending a Little Bit of Digital Love to the Essential Workers of the World With a New Series of Doodles 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 224
Google Is Using Its Doodle Art Series to Salute Workers on the Pandemic’s Front Lines—and Make a Clever Point About Social Distancing, Too 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 199
‘We Lived for Seduction’: Yves Saint Laurent’s Muse, Betty Catroux, Recalls Their Wild Adventures Through a Bygone Art World 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 203
‘We Lived for Seduction’: Yves Saint Laurent’s Muse, Betty Catroux, Recalls Her and the Designer’s Wild Adventures Through a Bygone Art World 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
Police Arrest an Oxford Professor for Allegedly Stealing Ancient Papyrus Fragments and Selling Them to the Museum of the Bible 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
Robots Are Now Leading Tours Through Art Galleries in the Latest Tech Innovation of the Lockdown Era 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 177
R2D2, Museum Docent? Some Art Spaces Are Now Using Robots to Give Locked-Down Visitors Virtual Tours of Their Exhibitions 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
Wet Paint: Tico Mugrabi to Fundraise for Trump After Bonding at Camp David, Deitch’s Watering Hole Closes, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
Art Industry News: Gagosian Gallery Furloughs Part-Time Staffers and Cuts Pay for Everyone Else Amid Market Struggles + Other Stories 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 178
German Galleries Will Reopen Next Week, But It Won’t Be Business as Usual 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
‘Bring Your Own Mask’: German Art Galleries Will Reopen in a New Reality Next Week, Giving Other Dealers a Preview of Things to Come 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 174
A New Report Says Germany Is a Hotspot for the Illegal Antiquities Market. Here’s Why That’s Wrong—and Dangerous 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
The Art World Works From Home: Gallerist Jack Shainman Rides Horses, Plans Exhibition Schedules, and Makes Omelettes in Isolation 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 170
From George Condo’s Cat to Lynda Benglis’s Dachshund, Here Are 15 of the Art World’s Most Adorable Pets Keeping Us Company at Home 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Pets of the Art World! Meet 15 of the Adorable (Yet Edgy) Furry Friends Keeping Artists, Gallerists, and Curators Sane These Days 17 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
The 1918 Spanish Flu Wreaked Havoc on Nearly Every Country on Earth. So Why Didn’t More Artists Respond to It in Their Work? 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
Ai Weiwei Covered the Facade of a Minneapolis Museum in Life Jackets for a Group Show on Migration—See Images Here 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
Ai Weiwei Has Covered the Façade of a Minneapolis Museum in Life Jackets for a Powerful Statement About Refugees—See Images Here 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 186
Shepard Fairey’s Newest Work Celebrates the Bravery of Health Care Workers With a Digital Image Meant to Be Printed and Posted Anywhere 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
‘Do We Make Our Lives More Difficult Than They Have to Be?’: Watch How Artist Bryan Zanisnik Found ‘Stillness’ in His Work by Moving to Sweden 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
Wellness Experts Colleen and Hailey Brooks Pick Their Favorite Works on Artnet Galleries 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
After Kanye West Said He Wanted to Live in a James Turrell Work, the Artist Designed the Rapper a Home as a Birthday Present 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 159
Kanye West Once Said He Wanted to Live Inside a James Turrell Artwork. Now the Artist Just Designed Him a New Home as a Birthday Present 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
Kanye West Once Said He Wanted to Live Inside a James Turrell Artwork. So the Artist Blew His Mind by Designing Him a New Home for His Birthday 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
In a Major Shift, a Leading Museum Association Is Relaxing Its Rules on How Institutions Can Use Their Money Amid the Economic Crisis 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
Germany Is Giving Out Tens of Millions of Euros to Cultural Workers Hit by Its Faltering Economy. Some Say It’s Not Nearly Enough 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 157
12 Takeaways From Damien Hirst’s Epic Instagram Interview With Himself, From His Favorite Living Artist to His Advice for Aspiring Painters 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
To Mark the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 150th Birthday, Here Are 15 Artworks Symbolizing the Ups and Downs of Each Decade of Its Storied Existence 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
Art Industry News: David Hockney Promotes a Completely Bogus Theory That Smokers Are Immune to Coronavirus + Other Stories 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
The Art Angle Podcast: How Photography Is Being Revolutionized in the Coronavirus Era 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
Mother Knows Best: 6 Famous Artists Whose Dynamic Mothers Became Their Creative Muses 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
In 1845, Hudson River School Founder Thomas Cole Argued That ‘Art Kindles the Dead Soul.’ Read an Excerpt From His Stirring Lecture 16 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
Microsoft Just Pulled an Ad Featuring Marina Abramovic After Right-Wing Conspiracy Theorists Accused Her of Satanism 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 189
A New Show in Sharjah Keenly Captures Our Anxiety-Addled, Internet-Addicted Era—See Images Here 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 191
For the First Time Ever, Canada’s Prestigious Sobey Art Award Will Be Split Up Among All 25 of Its Long-Listed Artists 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 182
Art Fairs Are Postponed, But One New York Gallery Erected an Actual Booth Inside Its Exhibition Space. So Far, Sales Are Good! 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
With All Art Fairs Postponed, One New York Dealer Decided to Erect a Fair Booth Inside Her Gallery to Lure Buyers—and, So Far, It’s Working! 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 177
One Year After the Tragic Notre Dame Fire, the Cause of the Devastating Blaze Remains Shrouded in Mystery 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 188
Even Banksy Is Working From Home. See How He Turned His Own Bathroom Into a Riotous Mural 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
Even Banksy, the Elusive Street Artist, Is Stuck Working From Home. See How He Was Reduced to Doing Street Art in His Bathroom 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
Are People Actually Buying Art in the Age of Coronavirus? Yes—as Long as It’s by a Contemporary Star, or Being Sold at a Discount 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
As the Pandemic Sends Shockwaves Through the Event Industry, Art Basel’s Parent Company MCH Group Lays Off 150 Staff Members 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 178
Art Basel’s Parent Company MCH Group Has Laid Off 150 Staffers as the Pandemic Sends Shockwaves Through the Event Industry 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
Art Industry News: Yayoi Kusama, 91, Commands COVID-19 to ‘Disappear From This Earth’ in an Emotional Statement + Other Stories 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
In March, One Artist Began What Was Supposed to Be a Brief Residency at the Elaine de Kooning House. He’s Been Stuck There Ever Since 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
In March, One Artist Began What Was Supposed to Be a Brief But Glamorous Residency in the Hamptons. He’s Been Stuck There Ever Since 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
The Art World Has Been Scolded for Its Reliance on Airplanes. But Science Shows That’s the Wrong Way to Think About Reducing Carbon Emissions 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
The Art World Has Agonized Over Its Reliance on Airplanes. But That’s the Wrong Way to Think About Reducing Carbon Emissions 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 185
‘Everyone Is in a State of Panic Right Now’: 7 Mid-Career Artists on How They Are Facing the Enormous Challenges of the Coronavirus Pandemic 15 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
The Met’s Short-Lived Experiment With the Breuer Ends With an Eclectic Six-Decade Career Survey of Gerhard Richter. See Images Here 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 195
For Decades, the Artist Gerhard Richter Has Plumbed the Depths of the German Soul in Increasingly Abstract Ways. See His Trajectory Here 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Artists Are Sharing Their Favorite Books, Films, and Cooking Tips Through a New Virtual Platform Set Up by Bottega Veneta 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 277
Artists Are Sharing Their Favorite Books, Films, and Cooking Tips Through an Innovative New Virtual Platform Set Up by Bottega Veneta 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 179
Comedian John Oliver Went on an Epic Search to Find a 28-Year-Old Painting of Rat Erotica. Last Night, He Successfully Bought It for $1,000 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 265
Comedian John Oliver’s Dearest Wish Was to Own a 28-Year-Old Painting of Rat Erotica. Last Night, He Successfully Bought It (for $1,000) 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 269
The Wildly Popular Video Game ‘Call of Duty’ Is Officially a Work of Art, According to New Legal Ruling 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 289
The Wildly Popular Video Game ‘Call of Duty’ Is Now Officially a Work of Art, According to New Court Ruling 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 296
Frieze New York Unveils Plans for Online Viewing Rooms in Lieu of Its Cancelled Fair, Including a New AR Tool to Help Collectors Shop 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 261
The Frieze Art Fair Reveals Plans for Online Viewing Rooms in Lieu of Its Cancelled New York Edition, Including a New AR Tool to Help Collectors Shop 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 246
Art Industry News: How a Generation of Black Gallerists Changed Art History + Other Stories 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 376
In Locked Down Berlin, Creatives Installed Art on Their Balconies During a 48-Hour Showcase to Combat Isolation 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 375
With Museums Locked Down Across Europe, Bored Artists in Berlin Turned Their Balconies Into Mini Art Galleries to Combat Isolation 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 248
People Need Art in Times of Crisis. That’s Why Museums Should Be Among the First Institutions to Reopen for Business—Here’s How 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 367
Alexander Calder’s 1943 Show at MoMA Was an Extraordinary Experiment in the Power of Play, a New Biography Says—Read an Excerpt Here 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 310
Are You an Artist in Need of Aid? Here Are Dozens of Emergency Grants, Medical Funds, and Other Resources to Help 14 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 528
A New Documentary on Hilma af Klint Traces How Art History Forgot, and Then Rediscovered, One of Its Greatest Pioneers—Watch the Trailer Here 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 301
A New Hilma af Klint Documentary Traces the Extraordinary True Story of the Mystical Artist Who Invented Abstract Painting—Watch the Trailer Here 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 346
Congress’s $2 Trillion Stimulus Package Offers Many Benefits for Artists and Freelancers. Here’s a Step-by-Step Primer on How to Claim Yours 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 303
Editors Picks’: 14 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 317
John Driscoll, a Scholar of American Art Who Led One of the Country’s Oldest Galleries, Has Died From Coronavirus Complications 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 298
John Driscoll, a Scholar of American Art Who Led New York’s Eminent Driscoll Babcock Gallery, Has Died at 70 From Coronavirus 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 244
Lisson Gallery Launches a New Augmented Reality Platform That Allows You to See Art in Your Home Before You Buy It 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 310
Lisson Gallery Has Launched a New Augmented Reality Platform That Allows You to Test-Drive Art in Your Home Before You Buy It 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 221
Art Company Meow Wolf, a Symbol of the Booming Experience Economy, Just Laid Off More Than Half Its Staff 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 312
Want to Buy a KAWS for a Cause? The Artist Is Rolling Out a Series of Affordable Prints to Benefit Charities That Need Extra Help Right Now 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 309
The Famed Quilters of Gee’s Bend Are Using Their Sewing Skills to Make a Face Mask for Every Citizen in Their Small Alabama Town 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 306
Rio de Janeiro Staged an Elaborate Projection to Transform Its Christ the Redeemer Statue Into a Doctor to Honor Healthcare Workers 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 325
Rio de Janeiro Used Cutting-Edge Technology to Transform Its Giant Jesus Statue Into a Doctor to Honor Healthcare Workers 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 323
Art Industry News: Billionaire Kylie Kardashian Wants You to Think the Inflatable Dolphin in Her Office Is by Jeff Koons + Other Stories 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 304
‘There Is No Support System’: Art Handlers Grapple With an Uncertain Future After an Entire Season of Work Evaporated Overnight 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 313
‘There Is No Support System’: Art Handlers, the Invisible Muscle of the Multibillion-Dollar Art Industry, Face an Uncertain Future as Work Vanishes 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 304
The Gray Market: Why the Art World Should Be Encouraged by the Odd Resilience of Cruise Bookings (and Other Insights) 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 302
Before He Died, Ulay Established an International Foundation in His Name. Here’s How It Plans to Promote the Artist’s Complex Legacy 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 309
What I Buy & Why: Art-Fair Director Kamiar Maleki on the Work That Got Away and the One His Son Can’t Stop Trying to Play With 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 303
What I Buy & Why: Art-Fair Director Kamiar Maleki on the Artwork That Got Away (and the One His Son Can’t Stop Trying to Play With) 13 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 298
Some of the World’s Greatest Culinary Artists Went to the Getty to Find Inspiration for Dishes on the Latest Episode of ‘Top Chef’ 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 318
From a Museum Tailor-Made for Pets to Christie’s Multi-Million Dollar Fine: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 338
For $150, You Can Collect Photographs by Tyler Mitchell, Jack Pierson, and Others and Support One of the Hardest-Hit Hospitals in Queens 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 319
NADA Chicago, Which Was Set to Open in Late September, Has Been Cancelled as Art-Fair Calendar Shakeups Extend to the Fall 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 315
Sanitation Workers Are Braving the Outdoors to Disinfect the Pyramids and Other Cultural Landmarks—See Surreal Pictures Here 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 331
Facing a $10 Million Shortfall, the Guggenheim Museum Has Furloughed Nearly 100 Staffers 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 326
Facing a $10 Million Shortfall, the Guggenheim Museum Has Furloughed Nearly 100 Staffers and Cut Salaries for Others 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 349
After a Les Lalanne Hippo Tub Sparked a Bidding Frenzy Last Year, Sotheby’s Paris Is Now Selling a Full Bathroom Set for $2.7 Million 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 319
Archaeologists Just Discovered That Neanderthals Made String 50,000 Years Ago, Suggesting They Were Way Smarter Than We Thought 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 309
Wet Paint: Mary Boone Angles for Early Release From Coronavirus-Ridden Prison, Nancy Pelosi’s Art Collection Revealed, & More Art-World Gossip 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 307
Art Industry News: Pace Gallery Makes Cutbacks in a Down Market, Furloughing 25 Percent of Its New York Staff + Other Stories 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 276
How Do You Have a Crit on Zoom? New York Academy of Art Students Are Finding Out—With the Help of Some High-Powered Visiting Critics 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 307
Can You Get Your Art Critiqued on Zoom? New York Art Students Are Finding Out—With the Help of Some Celebrity Visiting Critics 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 298
The Art of Craft: How Chanel Refined One of Its Most Beloved Watches to Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Its Release 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 285
The Art World Works From Home: Venice Biennale Artistic Director Cecilia Alemani Is Spending Her Days Doing Skype Studio Visit Marathons 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 267
The Art World Works From Home: 2021 Venice Biennale Curator Cecilia Alemani Is Spending Her Days Doing Marathon Skype Studio Visits 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 269
The Art World Works From Home: 2021 Venice Biennale Curator Cecilia Alemani Spends Her Days Doing Marathon Skype Studio Visits 10 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 255
‘Art Became a Form of Escapism for Me’: Watch How Video Games Inspire Jacolby Satterwhite’s Artistic Lexicon 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 208
Are You an Artist Looking for a Gig? This New Website Will Connect You With Paying Customers Hoping to Learn New Skills 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 214
Are You an Artist Looking for Work? This New Website Wants to Connect You With Paying Customers Hungry to Learn How to Make Art 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 256
A Landmark Assembly of Jan Van Eyck Paintings Celebrates His Stunning Eye for Natural Detail—See Highlights Here 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 225
Sanford Biggers, Zoe Leonard, and Dozens of Other Artists Are Among the Winners of the Prestigious 2020 Guggenheim Fellowship 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
A Cyber-Scammer Tried to Sell the World’s Largest Statue for $4 Billion as a Bogus Coronavirus Fundraiser. It Didn’t Work 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
Indian Police Have Charged a Cyber-Scammer Who Listed the World’s Largest Statue for $4 Billion Online as a Bogus Coronavirus Fundraiser 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Manhattan’s DA Just Slammed Christie’s With a $16.7 Million Fine for Failing to Collect New York Sales Tax for Years 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 176
To Show Appreciation for Healthcare Workers, Elizabeth Peyton, Amy Sillman, and Other Artists Designed Encouraging Posters for US Hospitals 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
Elizabeth Peyton, Amy Sillman, and Other Artists Have Designed Motivational Posters for Healthcare Workers on the Front Lines 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 174
The Statue of Liberty’s Most Iconic Feature Was Originally Supposed to Look Very Different, Newly Discovered Drawings Reveal 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
Can’t Wait to See Some Art Again? Here Are 5 Exciting Shows Still Planned for This Summer’s Prestigious Rencontres d’Arles Festival 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
Art Industry News: One Third of France’s Galleries Could Be Out of Business by the End of 2020, Survey Says + Other Stories 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
The Art Angle Podcast: Why Germany’s COVID-19 Relief Plan Is the Envy of the Art World 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 220
Why Hauser & Wirth Is Investing Big in a Virtual Reality Tool That Can Plan Shows, Calculate Fair Logistics, and Even Host Residencies 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 202
The New Bootstrapping: Faced With Closures, Galleries Are Forced to Finally Build Out Online Viewing Rooms—Often From Scratch 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 208
‘This Happened Very, Very Fast’: Faced With Closures, Galleries Are Being Forced to Build Online Viewing Rooms Overnight—Often From Scratch 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
How Public Should It Be? And 3 Other Essential Questions Every Art Dealer Needs to Consider Before Launching an Online Viewing Room 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 202
What Makes an Effective Online Viewing Room? Here Are 4 Essential Questions Every Art Dealer Needs to Consider Before Launching One 09 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 209
The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Cost American Arts Organizations a Collective $4.5 Billion So Far, a New Study Says 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 309
The Coronavirus Pandemic Has Cost American Arts Organizations a Collective $4.5 Billion So Far, a New Study Claims 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 200
How Do You Start a New Job as a Museum Director When Your Institution Is Closed Indefinitely? Just Ask Laura Raicovich of the Leslie-Lohman Museum 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 314
In the Rollicking 1970s, Artists Rubbed Elbows With Wall Street Execs at Studio 54. A New Show Celebrates Its History—See Images Here 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 247
Museums Are Urgently Collecting Homemade Masks and Other Ephemera From the Coronavirus Pandemic to Document History as It Unfolds 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 246
The Art World Needs to Rally Behind the #CancelRent Movement to Save Itself—and Everyone Else, Too 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 176
An Online Initiative Is Bringing More Than a Dozen Galleries From Vienna Together to Launch the City’s First Virtual Art Week 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
A Hardscrabble Initiative Is Bringing More Than a Dozen Galleries From Vienna Together to Launch the City’s First Virtual Art Week 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 162
The Cultural World Is Ailing. That’s Why 23 Arts Groups Have United to Give $5,000 to 100 Artists Every Month Until September 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 174
The Cultural World Is Ailing. That’s Why 23 Arts Groups Have United to Give $5,000 to 100 Artists Every Week Until September 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 199
Art Industry News: Museums Commission 14 Artists to Create New Balcony Performances Since They Are So Popular in Europe + Other Stories 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
A Fire Caused By Molten Tar Broke Out at Berlin’s Humboldt Forum, Leaving a Worker Injured and Black Smoke Billowing Over the City 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
A Fire Broke Out at Berlin’s $700 Million Humbolt Forum Museum Complex, Injuring a Working and Flooding the City With Black Smoke 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
A Fire Broke Out at Berlin’s $700 Million Humbolt Forum Museum Complex, Injuring a Worker and Flooding the City With Black Smoke 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
A Team of Archeologists Has Been Arrested in Peru for Excavating a Historic Cemetery During Lockdown 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 204
A Team of Archeologists Has Been Arrested in Peru for Violating Lockdown to Excavate a Historic Cemetery 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 163
A Team of Archeologists Has Been Arrested in Peru for Violating Lockdown to Excavate Pre-Colombian Tombs 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
‘Bergamo Is a Besieged Territory’: Dealers, Artists, and Curators on How Northern Italy’s Art Scene Is Surviving the Second Month of Lockdown 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 210
‘Bergamo Is a Besieged Territory’: Dealers, Artists, and Curators on How Northern Italy’s Art Scene Is Surviving Under Its Second Month of Lockdown 08 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
Conceptual Photographer Thomas Demand on Why He Designed a Store Window for Every Prada Boutique in the World 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 215
An Exhibition of Masterful Drawings by Raphael Highlights His Enormous Influence on Those Who Followed in His Footsteps—See Images Here 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
Here Are 31 Artworks in Which People Are Most Definitely Not Social Distancing (Please Do Not Try This at Home or Anywhere Else) 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 162
What Does Social Distancing NOT Look Like? Here Are 31 Artworks That Show People Who are Definitely Doing It Wrong 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 179
An Artist Launched an Instagram Contest to Design the Miniature Clay Home of Your Dreams—See the Adorable Results Here 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 162
With Everyone Stuck Inside, an Artist Launched a Contest to Design the Miniature Clay Home of Your Dreams—See the Very Chic Results Here 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 169
Just How Bad Is the Lockdown for Museums? A New Study of 650 Institutions Around the World Surveys the Wreckage 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 219
Feeling Boxed In? Take Some Time to Catch Up on These 16 Art-Themed Books to Expand Your Horizons 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 258
Looking to Turn a New Page? Here Are 16 Incredible Art Books to Read That Will Open Up New Horizons for Your Mind Under Lockdown 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 235
Bored in Self-Isolation, a London Couple Built a Tiny Museum for Their Gerbils, Complete With Rodent Van Goghs and Vermeers 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 222
Bored in Self-Isolation, a Art-World Power Couple Built a Tiny Museum for Their Gerbils, Complete With Rodent Van Goghs and Vermeers 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 236
Bored in Self-Isolation, an Art-World Power Couple Built a Tiny Museum for Their Gerbils, Complete With Rodent Van Goghs and Vermeers 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
Art Industry News: Billionaire Art Collector Adrian Cheng Is Building Face Mask Vending Machines in Hong Kong + Other Stories 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
What to Do When the Art World’s on Lockdown. Kenny Schachter Goes Searching for Deals From Quarantine 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 209
What to Do When the Art World’s on Lockdown? Kenny Schachter Goes Searching for Killer Deals From Quarantine 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
What to Do When the Art World’s on Lockdown? Kenny Schachter Goes Searching for Cut-Price Deals From Quarantine 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 188
Museums Across the US Are Furloughing and Laying Off Workers—But Hopeful They’ll Get Help From the Federal Government 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
Do You Miss Your Coworkers? We Do, Too—So Join Us for Our First Artnet News Watercooler Chat 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 188
Introducing the Artnet Watercooler Chat, an Informal Pop-Up Conversation Between Our Writers on the Issues of the Day 07 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 200
With the Launch of Two More Online Sales Initiatives, Mega-Gallerist David Zwirner Says He Is Already Envisioning Less Need for Art Fairs 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 178
For the First Time in a Century, Conservators Took This Mummy Out of Her Coffin—and Found a Hidden Painting of a Goddess Buried With Her 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 185
The National Gallery of Art Returned a Picasso to the Heirs of a German-Jewish Banker Last Week. This Week, Gagosian Is Selling It for $10 Million 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
The National Gallery Restituted a Picasso to a Jewish Banker’s Heirs Last Week. This Week, Gagosian Is Already Offering It for $10 Million 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 235
A New Show in Denver Offers a Sweeping 500-Year History of Images of British-ness in Art—See It Here 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
In Germany, Almost 98 Percent of Antiquities From Middle Eastern Countries Including Iraq and Syria Are of Questionable Origin 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 192
Almost 98 Percent of ‘Eastern Mediterranean’ Antiquities Sold in Germany Are of Questionable Origin, a New Report Has Found 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
20,000 Visitors Flooded This UNESCO World Heritage Site After China Lifted Social-Distancing Restrictions—Leading to Its Shut Down Again 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
After China Eased Social-Distancing Rules, 20,000 Visitors Flooded This UNESCO World Heritage Site—Forcing It to Shut Down Again 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
Letter From Madrid: The Director of the Reina Sofia on What It Will Take for Museums to Rise Again—and What They Can Do in the Meantime 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 173
Singapore’s Museums and Galleries Are Closing for a Month as the Prime Minister Abandons Crowd Control Measures for a Full Lockdown 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
Singapore’s Museums and Galleries Will Close for a Month as Its Prime Minister Abandons Crowd-Control Measures for a Full Lockdown 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
In a Surprise Partnership, Sales of a Thomas Kinkade Print Depicting a Roll of Toilet Paper Will Go to Support Shuttered NADA Galleries 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 179
In an Odd Partnership, Sales of a Toilet-Paper Artwork by the Late Born-Again Artist Thomas Kinkade Will Benefit Shuttered NADA Galleries 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
Art Industry News: After Her Tumultuous Queens Museum Tenure, ‘Activist’ Director Laura Raicovich Lands an Influential New Post + Other Stories 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 184
7 Scientific Pioneers Who Were Also Artistic Visionaries, From the Inventor of the Morse Code to the Founder of Neurobiology 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 194
As Asia’s Art Market Begins to Reopen, Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Three of Its Most Vibrant (and Underrated) Art Capitals 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
The Gray Market: Why the European Art World Will Recover Faster Than the American One (and Other Insights) 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 202
‘The Artist Is Present’ Online: One Inventive Artist Is Recreating Famous Works in Nintendo’s Wildly Popular ‘Animal Crossing’ Game 06 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 192
Photographer Alex Harris Boldly Challenges Stereotypes About the American South in a New Show at the High Museum—See Images Here 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 186
Anne Bass, the Philanthropist and Art Collector Who Captivated New York’s High Society, Has Died at 79 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
The New Museum and Whitney Museum Cut Dozens of Employees as Lockdowns Continue With No End in Sight 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
Are You an Artist? The UN and World Health Organization Want You to Submit Designs That Inform the Public About Coronavirus 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
From Homemade Masterpieces to the Death of David Driskell: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 179
What Does Drake Collect? The Singer’s New Music Video Lets Viewers See Inside His Art-Filled Mansionq 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 190
What Does Drake Collect? The Singer’s New Music Video Lets Viewers See Inside His Art-Filled Mansion 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
The Art World Works From Home: Painter Doron Langberg Has Turned His Dining Table Into a Studio and Is Eating a Lot of Baba Ganoush 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 188
‘She Did the Paintings for Herself’: Curator Barbara Haskell on How Artist Agnes Pelton Learned to Break New Ground in Isolation 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 183
In Isolation, Indonesian Artists Swing Between Offering Inspiration and Acts of Protest 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 211
This Footage of Deserted International Cities Shows Them as Never Before—and It Was Shot Long Before the World Was on Lockdown 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
See Newly Public Drone Footage of Deserted International Cities Shot by Two Artists Long Before the World Was Put on Lockdown 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
Italy Is on Lockdown, But You Can Still Visit Its Most Beautiful Cities With This Stunning Just-Released Drone Footage by Two Artists 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
Sotheby’s Set a New Record for an Online Design Auction With a Surprisingly Strong $4 Million Sale 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
Amid Dire Economic News, Sotheby’s Just Set a New Record for an Online Design Auction With a Surprisingly Strong $4 Million Sale 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
Archeologists Have Discovered a Trove of 300-Year-Old Silver Coins Hidden Beneath the Floor of a Renaissance Church in Slovakia 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Wet Paint: Marfa May Have Quarantined Christopher Wool, Jerry Gogosian Lands a Gallery Job, and More Juicy Art-World Gossip 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
Art Industry News: Jerry Saltz on How the Lockdown Era Will Give Birth to a Very Different Art World + Other News 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
Art Industry News: Jerry Saltz on How the Lockdown Era Will Give Birth to a Very Different Art World + Other Stories 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 157
Italian Health Authorities Are Transforming One of Turin’s Top Art Venues Into a Temporary 100-Bed Hospital 03 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
Claude Monet Trekked Across Europe Seeking the Perfect Landscape. See the Results of His Quest, Gathered for a New Show 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
Photographers Who Can’t Get to the Studio Are Posting These Delightfully Creative Homemade Still Lifes on Instagram 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 157
See 13 Stunning, Delightfully Creative Still Lifes That Photographers Stuck at Home Are Making With Their Random Stuff 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
David Driskell, the Celebrated Painter and Scholar Who Championed the Long History of Black Art in America, Has Died at 88 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
How Much Are Kanye West’s (Quite Skillful) High School Drawings Worth? Around $20,000, According to Antiques Roadshow 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 226
The Getty Trust and Helen Frankenthaler Foundation Will Give $15 Million in Emergency Relief to Ailing Artists and Art Organizations 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
Sotheby’s and Christie’s Place Workers on Furlough and Cut Executive Pay as Art Businesses Feel the Impact of Coronavirus Postponements 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
Sotheby’s and Christie’s Place Hundreds of Workers on Furlough and Cut Executive Pay as Art Businesses Feel the Impact of Coronavirus Postponements 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
‘I Never Think of Photography as Recording Life’: Watch Artist Barbara Kasten Blend Pictures Into Mind-Bending Constructivist Compositions 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
Police Are Searching for Celebrity Wildlife Photographer Peter Beard, Who Has Gone Missing in Long Island 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 181
Police Are Searching for 82-Year-Old Celebrity Wildlife Photographer Peter Beard, Who Has Gone Missing on Long Island 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
To Mark World Autism Awareness Day, Apple Is Unveiling a New Digital Gallery for iPad-Created Works by Artists on the Spectrum 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
To Mark World Autism Awareness Day, Apple Is Unveiling a New Digital Gallery for iPad-Created Artworks by Artists on the Spectrum 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 157
Art Industry News: How Van Gogh’s Cryptic Handwritten Notes Got Sliced Up and Scattered Around the Globe + Other Stories 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
A 200-Foot Section of the Berlin Wall Has Been Torn Down to Make Way for Condos, Leaving Historians Appalled 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
The Art Angle Podcast: The Unbelievable True Story of the Mystical Painter Agnes Pelton 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
7 Lessons From Art Dealers Who Survived Past Recessions on How to Navigate a Financial Downturn 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
7 Hard-Won Lessons From Art Dealers Who Survived Past Recessions on How to Navigate a Financial Downturn 02 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
Artists From Do Ho Suh to Alex Da Corte Interpret the Meaning of Home in a Timely Exhibition in Dallas—See It Here 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
See How People Stuck at Home All Over the World Are Recreating Sensational Images of the World’s Most Famous Paintings on Instagram 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
See 15 Ways Bored People Around the World Have Used Household Objects to Recreate Famous Paintings From Art History 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Why the Centers for Disease Control’s Image of the Coronavirus Is a Very Effective Work of Biomedical Art 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
Why the Centers for Disease Control’s Creepy Illustration of the Coronavirus Is Such an Effective Work of Biomedical Art 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
This Brooklyn Photographer Is Capturing the Inspiring Signs His Self-Isolating Neighbors Are Showing From Their Windows—See Them Here 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
LACMA’s $750 Million Renovation Was Once Hailed as a Powerful Vision of What a 21st-Century Museum Could Be. Now, It’s a Lightning Rod 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 161
After a Van Gogh Heist Rattled Museums and Collectors, Experts Weigh in on How to Protect Your Art During a Lockdown 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
Following in the Footsteps of Other Auction Houses, Sotheby’s Will Postpone its Marquee May Sales to June 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
Hauser & Wirth Is Donating 10 Percent of All Sales Proceeds From Its Virtual Shows to the World Health Organization 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 167
Mega-Gallery Hauser & Wirth Has Pledged to Donate 10 Percent of All Sales From Its Online Shows to the World Health Organization 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
American Pop Artist Idelle Weber, Known for Her Striking Depictions of Corporate Banality, Has Died at Age 88 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
Usually, They Build Art Fairs in the Hamptons. Now Max Fishko’s Glossy Event Company Is Speed-Building Emergency Hospital Tents Instead 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
Art Industry News: The Frieze Art Fair Will Launch a Virtual Platform in May, Refunding Exhibitors at Its Cancelled NYC Edition + Other Stories 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 168
‘I Fell in Love With Art There’: As the San Francisco Art Institute Closes, 5 Celebrated Artists Reflect on How the School Shaped Them 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
‘I Fell in Love With Art There’: As the San Francisco Art Institute Closes, 5 Distinguished Alumni Reflect on What It Taught Them 01 April 2020 Written by curator Hits: 200
In a Surprise Move, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Looking to Its $3.6 Billion Endowment to Cover Costs 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 160
In a Surprise Move, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Considering Dipping Into Its $3.6 Billion Endowment to Cover Costs 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
32 Years After Opening a Gallery to Show Female Artists, the Veteran Art Dealer Barbara Gross Reflects on How the Market Has—and Hasn’t—Changed 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
Thirty Years After Opening Her Gallery With an All-Female Roster, Barbara Gross Reflects on How the Market Has—and Hasn’t—Changed 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
‘There Will Be Enough for Everyone’: Berlin Distributes €500 Million to Artists and Freelancers Within Four Days of Launching Its Grant Program 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
El Greco Defied the Odds to Become One of the Pathbreaking Painters in History. See Why His Work Endures Here 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 172
El Greco Defied the Odds to Become One of the Most Pathbreaking Painters in Art History. See Why His Work Endures Here 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
A Chinese Millionaire and Prominent Critic of the Communist Party Has Gone Missing After Staging an Art Performance Criticizing Xi Jinping 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
A Chinese Millionaire and Prominent Gadfly of the Communist Party Has Vanished After Staging an Art Performance Criticizing Xi Jinping 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
SFMOMA Cuts or Furloughs Hundreds of Staff Members, Calling the Current Moment a ‘Very Painful Time for Our Museum’ 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
Galleries, Auction Houses, and Museums Are Joining Growing Efforts to Donate Their Protective Medical Gear to Hospitals 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
You Can Now Visit a Yayoi Kusama Infinity Room From the Comfort of Your Very Own Home—With No Lines or Time Limits (But Also No Selfies) 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
You Can Now Have a Multisensory Experience of a Yayoi Kusama Infinity Room Online, Thanks to the Broad’s ‘Infinity Drone’ 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 199
Art Industry News: The Louvre Accidentally Sold a Copy of Its Top-Secret ‘Salvator Mundi’ Study in Its Book Store + Other Stories 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
How to Speak Robot: As the Art World Flirts With A.I., Here Is a Glossary of Terminology You Need to Know 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
A.I. Has Transformed the Way Many Industries Function. Here’s How It Could Change the Art Business—Forever 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
A.I. Art Valuation Is the Market’s Holy Grail. Here Are 7 Reasons Why It’s Harder Than It Sounds 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
A.I. Has the Potential to Change the Art Business—Forever. Here’s How It Could Revolutionize the Way We Buy, Sell, and See Art 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
Struggling to Entertain Kids At Home? These Artsy Online Classes, Tours, Coloring Books, and Quizzes Will Keep Them Busy 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
Struggling to Entertain Kids at Home? These Art-Filled Online Classes, Tours, Coloring Books, and Quizzes Will Keep Them Busy 31 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Brazilian Designer Lina Bo Bardi Believed in Architecture for the People. See Her Lost Sketches and Models Here 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
Editors’s Picks: 10 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 171
Editors’ Picks: 11 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
Who Owns the Copyright to Tattoos? A Court Issues a Landmark Ruling Over LeBron James and Other NBA Stars’ Right to License Their Body Art 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
Amid Scrutiny, the Museum of the Bible’s Founder Will Return a Staggering 11,500 Artifacts of Dubious Origin to the Middle East 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 145
Opportunistic Thieves Just Stole a Prized Van Gogh Landscape From a Locked-Down Dutch Museum Under Cover of Night 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 153
Art Industry News: Superstar Curator Hans Ulrich-Obrist Calls for a Massive Public Art Initiative to Put British Artists to Work + Other Stories 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
Scientists Have Turned a Pigment Invented by the Ancient Egyptians into a Vital New Tool for Biomedical Researchers 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Anonymous Was a Woman Announces $250,000 in Emergency Grants for Female Artists Over 40 in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 151
David Zwirner Gallery Lends a Hand to Shuttered New York Galleries by Hosting Them in a Dedicated Viewing Room 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
After Finding Success With Online Sales, David Zwirner Will Share Its Digital Platform With 12 Promising Younger New York Galleries, Too 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 125
11 Artists Offer Wisdom on How to Work From Home—and Still Find the Headspace to Thrive 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
11 Acclaimed Artists Offer Strategies for Getting the Most Out of Working From Home, Whether From Your Studio or Bedroom Office 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
The Gray Market: Why the $2 Trillion Rescue Bill Captures the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Art’s Place in America (and Other Insights) 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
The Gray Market: A Guide to How the $2 Trillion Rescue Bill Can Help America’s Art Sector—and Where It Falls Short (and Other Insights) 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
UK Citizens Found More Buried Treasure Than Ever Last Year, Including an 1,100-Year-Old Brooch and an Ancient Gold Ring 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
Street Artists Around the World Are Spreading an Urgent Message: Stay Home. See Their Works (From Your Couch) Here 30 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 165
‘Nothing Prepares You for This’: Top UK Museum Directors Reveal What It’s Like to Put an Art Institution on Lockdown 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
‘Nothing Prepares You for This’: Top UK Museum Directors Reveal What It Takes to Put an Art Institution on Lockdown 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
In a Dramatic About-Face, the Kunstmuseum Basel Will Compensate the Heirs of a Jewish Collector for Disputed Works in Its Collection 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
Sharon Stone Is Learning How to Paint While in Isolation—and She’s Got at Least a Basic Instinct for It 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
From Germany’s Huge Bid to Save the Arts to the Death of Dealer Paul Kasmin: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
A New Show Traces Georgia O’Keeffe’s Ambitious Transition From Intimate Watercolors to Masterly Oil Paintings—See Images Here 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
A New Show Traces How an Ambitious Young Georgia O’Keeffe Transitioned From Intimate Drawings to Her Masterly Oil Paintings—See Images Here 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
Students at NYU’s Art School Are Demanding Refunds of Their Tuition. The Dean Just Responded With This Astonishing Homemade Dance Video 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Sotheby’s Online Banksy Sale Just Made $1.4 Million, Proving That People Really Will Buy Banksy Under Any Circumstances 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
A Judge Just Scolded an Art-Licensing Company for Trying to Rush Through a Lawsuit About ‘Knock-Off Unicorn Products’ During a Pandemic 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
New York City Is Empty, But Street Artists Are Still Working. Here’s How They’re Adapting Their Methods for Our Time 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
A German Cathedral Plans to Display Its Shrine to Saint Corona, Who It Says Is the Patron Saint of Epidemics 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Wet Paint: Top Galleries Begin Making Layoffs, Basel’s Trois Rois Hotel Is Already Sold Out for September, and More Art-World Gossip 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
Art Industry News: Meet the Artist Who Convinced Britney Spears to Become an Advocate for Wealth Redistribution + Other Stories 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
How Physician and Artist Sharon Madanes Turns the Seemingly Banal Act of Handwashing Into Urgent and Theatrical Paintings 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
How New York University Doctor Sharon Madanes Is Using Her Painting Studio to Create Urgent Reminders to Wash Your Hands 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
‘All My Works Are Harbingers’: How Artist Heather Phillipson Found Meaning in the Delay of Her Fourth Plinth Commission 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
‘All My Works Are Harbingers’: How Fourth Plinth Artist Heather Phillipson Found Dark Meaning in the Delay of Her Career’s Biggest Break 27 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Struggle, Loss, and Persistence Underscore the Ford Foundation’s Powerful New Exhibition About Female Prisoners in America—See It Here 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
Diplomat Nikki Haley Says Emergency Aid for the Arts Doesn’t Help People. Here’s Why She’s Dead Wrong 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
Nikki Haley Says Emergency Aid for the Arts Doesn’t Help People. Here’s Why She’s Dead Wrong 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
‘It Can Be Nightmarish, or It Can Be Wonderful’: Watch Artist Allan McCollum Assemble Installations of Thousands of Identical Objects 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
In an Uncomfortable Sign of the Times, People Are Covering Public Statues Around the World With Face Masks 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
In an Unsettling Sign of the Times, People Are Covering Beloved Public Statues Around the World With Face Masks 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Arts Organizations Are Working to Promote a New Bill That Would Suspend Rent for New York’s Struggling Small Businesses and Artists 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
These Tiny 20,000-Year-Old Artworks From Indonesia Prove That Europe Wasn’t the Only Place Art Was Being Made During the Last Ice Age 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
Dealers Are Blasting TEFAF for Not Cancelling Its Maastricht Fair Now That Dozens of Attendees Have Contracted Coronavirus 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
‘We’ve Found Our Smiling Little Boy Back’: The 6-Year-Old Who Was Thrown From Tate Modern’s Balcony Is on the Mend 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
15 Minutes with a Price Database Power User: Isabella Lauria 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
15 Minutes With a Price Database Power User: Christie’s Postwar & Contemporary Art Specialist Isabella Lauria 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
American Cultural Organizations Get Less Than 5 Percent of What They Requested From Congress’s New $2 Trillion Aid Package 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
Art Basel Will Be Pushed From June to September, Adding to the Year-End Crush in the Art World’s Fair Calendar 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Art Basel Is Postponing Its Marquee Swiss Fair From June to September, Adding to a Year-End Crush in the Art Market Calendar 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
Art Industry News: Turner Prize Winner Grayson Perry Is Now Giving Free Art Lessons to Aspiring Artists Under Lockdown + Other Stories 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 500
The Formidable Artist Christo Has Always Dreamed of Wrapping the Arc de Triomphe in Fabric. What’s It Like to Have That Dream Come True? 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 123
The Art Angle Podcast: Three Ways Coronavirus Will Transform the Art World 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 152
Ten Years Ago, Artist Jeffrey Gibson Almost Quit the Art World. Here’s How He Found the Will to Keep Striving 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 179
Ten Years Ago, Artist Jeffrey Gibson Almost Quit the Art World in Frustration. Here’s How He Found the Strength to Keep Striving 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
‘This Is the Biggest Challenge We’ve Faced Since the War’: How the Coronavirus Crisis Is Exposing the Precarious Position of Museums Worldwide 26 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
After Dubai’s Biggest Art Fair Was Cancelled, the UAE Government Swiftly Purchased More Than $400,000 of Work by Local Artists 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
A New Show Traces How Carolee Schneemann’s Transgressive Feminist Legacy Has Influenced Generations of Artists—See Images Here 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Germany Has Rolled Out a Staggering €50 Billion Aid Package for Artists and Cultural Businesses, Putting Other Countries to Shame 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
The Sackler Saga Has Made It to Primetime TV. The Latest Episode of ‘The Blacklist’ Takes Aim at the Notorious Art-Collecting Family 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Museums Are Lifting One Another’s Spirits by Sending Around Artist-Painted Bouquets of Flowers on Twitter 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 295
Hundreds of Museums Around the World Are Sending Each Other Bouquets of Art Historical Flowers to Spread Love in a Dark Time 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 145
The Internet Can’t Get Enough of These Images of Masterpieces Devoid of People. Most Surprised by This Development: the Artist Behind Them 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 142
Arts Council England Has Launched a $190 Million Emergency Relief Package for Creative Organizations and Artists in the UK 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
Arts Council England Has Launched a $190 Million Emergency Relief Package for Creative Organizations and Artists 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 156
The World Is on Lockdown. But You Can Still Bump Into All Your Favorite Art-World Randos on a Chaotic Video Chat App Called Houseparty 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Art Industry News: An Instagram Marketplace Where Artists Buy Each Other’s Work Has Generated $10 Million in Under a Week + Other Stories 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
‘I Had to Fight to Show What I Could Do’: How Artist Elias Sime Emerged as One of Africa’s Leading Contemporary Artists 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 175
‘I Had to Fight to Show What I Could Do’: How Elias Sime Emerged as One of Africa’s Leading Contemporary Artists 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 135
9 More Recipes From Artists Who Are Getting Creative in the Kitchen to Spice Up Dining in the Era of Social Distancing 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 183
10 More Recipes From Artists Who Are Getting Creative in the Kitchen to Spice Up Dining in the Era of Social Distancing 25 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles Has Laid Off More Than Half Its Staff Amid an Indefinite Closure 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
A Marvelous Exhibition Looks at How Black Artists Have Dissected and Rearranged the History of European Modernism—See It Here 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 154
An Eye-Opening Exhibition Looks at How Black Artists Have Dissected and Rearranged the History of European Modernism—See It Here 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
Critic and Curator Maurice Berger, Whose Prescient Work Addressed Representations of Race, Has Died of COVID-19 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 229
Art Critic and Curator Maurice Berger, Whose Prescient Work Addressed Representations of Race, Has Died of COVID-19 at Age 63 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 166
9 Recipes From Artists Who Are Getting Creative in the Kitchen to Spice Up Dining in the Era of Social Distancing 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
10 Recipes From Artists Who Are Getting Creative in the Kitchen to Spice Up Dining in the Era of Social Distancing 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Famous Artists Share 10 Recipes for the Creative—and Delicious—Dishes That Are Getting Them Through Lockdown 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Calling on the US Government to Bail Out At-Risk Museums With $4 Billion in Aid 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
Art Students at Yale and Other Universities are Demanding Tuition Refunds After Their Classes Were Moved Online 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Literally Sit on Your Hands and 5 Other Tips on How to Pull Off a Professional Virtual Studio Visit 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 180
Literally Sit on Your Hands and 5 Other Pro Tips on How to Pull Off an Effective Virtual Studio Visit 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
A Groundbreaking Discovery of Early Stone Age Tools Shows How the Human Race Once Survived a Prehistoric Volcanic Super-Eruption 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
Artist Richard Long Finds Inspiration in Solitary Walks Through Remote Landscapes. Watch Him Make His Monumental Works Here 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
Art Industry News: 30 Top Museums Unite to Stage a Virtual Frida Kahlo Exhibition for a World Under Lockdown + Other Stories 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
A London Dealer Is Launching a New Platform for Galleries to Create Virtual-Reality Exhibitions Using 3D-Scanning Technology 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
A Famous Art Dealer’s Son Is Launching a New Platform for Galleries to Create Virtual-Reality Exhibitions Using 3D-Scanning Technology 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Disgraced Dealer Helge Achenbach Was Once the Toast of Germany’s Art World. In a New Memoir, He Details His Spectacular Fall 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
How the Threatening Landscapes in Titian’s Fable Paintings Reveal Colonial Europe’s Hidden Fears and Fantasies 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
A Remarkable Exhibition in London Reveals How the Renaissance Painter Titian Once Captured the Troubled Psyche of a Colonial King 24 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Editors’ Picks: 10 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 187
Thieves Attempted to Steal Medieval Stones from Paris’s Notre-Dame Cathedral While a Citywide Lockdown Put Its Renovation on Pause 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
Thieves Were Caught Attempting to Steal Medieval Stones From Notre-Dame Cathedral During Paris’s Citywide Lockdown 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
Meleko Mokgosi’s Virtuosic Paintings of Southern Africa Show a Different Side of the Tourism Industry—See Pictures Here 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
Prominent New York Gallerist Paul Kasmin, Who Helped Elevate Chelsea Into an Art Hub, Has Died at Age 60 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Hong Kong Museums That Reopened Amid a Wane in Coronavirus Cases Are Shuttering Again as a Second Outbreak Takes Hold 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
The Late Kenny Rogers Was Not Only a Country Crooner and Chicken Chain Owner—He Was Also an Adept Photographer. See His Images Here 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
Artists Are Rallying to Donate Their Masks and Other Protective Gear to Hospitals Facing Shortages Around the US 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 150
Dawn of the Online Biennial Era? The Biennale of Sydney Becomes the First Major International Art Show to Go Virtual 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
Art Industry News: A Wave of Blue-Chip Treasures Is Entering the Market at Low Prices as Collectors Hunt for Liquidity + Other Stories 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
How We Should Reimagine Art’s Mission in the Time of ‘Social Distancing’ 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 376
9 Dazzling Virtual Art Experiences You Can Have From the Comfort of Your Own Home, Including a Trip to the Sistine Chapel 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 155
As a Prominent New Gallery Opens Its Doors in Hong Kong, Asia’s Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope After a Prolonged Lockdown 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 147
As a Star-Powered New Gallery Opens Its Doors in Hong Kong, Asia’s Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope After a Prolonged Lockdown 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
The Gray Market: Why History’s Biggest Work-From-Home Experiment Could Eventually Benefit the Art Market (and Other Insights) 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
We Don’t Know What a Post-Coronavirus Art World Will Look Like. Here Are 6 Ways We Can Come Together to Build the One We Want 23 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
How Is Art Basel Hong Kong’s Experiment With Online Sales Going? Early Reports Suggest Mega-Galleries Are Making Out Fine 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 275
How Is Art Basel’s Experiment With Online Sales Going? Early Indications Suggest Mega-Galleries Are Making Out Just Fine 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
From the Public Art You Can Still See to the Death of Genesis P-Orridge: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Artist Jacob Lawrences’s ‘Struggle Series’ Offers a Poignant Reminder of Past Challenges America Has Endured—See Images Here 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
Artist Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Struggle Series’ Offers a Poignant Reminder of Past Challenges America Has Endured—See Images Here 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
The Artist Behind Meow Wolf’s Beloved Fantastical Space Owl Is Suing the Company for More Than $1 Million 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 201
YouTube Is Filled With Quirky and Informative Videos From Museums Around the Globe. We Watched Hours of Them to Bring You the Best 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
Berlin’s Senate Is Rolling Out Up to $320 Million in Emergency Grants for Freelance Cultural Workers and Artists 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 158
Philanthropists Have Launched a $75 Million Fund for Nonprofit Arts Organizations Put Under Strain by the Coronavirus 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 149
The Tate Will Pay All of Its Commercial Workers Through April—But Employees at Other UK Museums Are Facing an Uncertain Future 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Wet Paint: Art-Storage Closures Throw Deals Into Disarray, Hardcore Bidders Still Show Up at Auction Houses, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Art Industry News: Why the Arts Need a New Deal-Style Government Bailout Just Like the Airlines + Other Stories 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
TEFAF New York Spring Will Be Postponed to an Increasingly Crowded Fall Art Calendar 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
‘I Don’t Think Art Should Learn Anything From Fashion’: Rising-Star Sies Marjan Designer Sander Lak on Why the Fashion World Envies Artists 20 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Is Bracing for a $100 Million Shortfall as Leadership Pivots to Highlight the Institution’s Digital Offerings 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 131
Rising Star Derek Fordjour Is Asking a Judge to Toss Out a Lawsuit From an Ex-Dealer, Claiming He Is Resentful of the Artist’s Success 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
A New Show Explores How a Textile Form Invented by Peasants Inspired Rei Kawakubo and Other Top Fashion Designers—See Images Here 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
The Art of Craft: How Tom Sachs and Chanel Teamed Up to Create a Limited-Edition ID Card for the Art World 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 339
The Art of Craft: How Tom Sachs and Chanel Teamed Up to Create a Limited-Edition ID Card and Holder for the Art World 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 134
The Art of Craft: How Tom Sachs Worked Alongside Chanel to Create a Limited-Edition ID Card and Holder for the Art World 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
The Art of Craft: How Tom Sachs Created a Chanel-Inspired, Limited-Edition ID Card and Holder for the Art World 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
‘We Have to Help Them Be Useful’: Artist Krzysztof Wodiczko Explains How Existing Monuments Can Be Made to Speak for the Voiceless 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 140
Christie’s and Phillips Are Combining Their Spring Auctions in London and New York to Contend With the Global Health Crisis 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
Christie’s and Phillips Are Both Canceling Their Spring Art Sales in Favor of Having Giant Mega-Auctions in June 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
The Architecture School Founded by Frank Lloyd Wright May Close Entirely After Cutting Ties With His Foundation 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 225
The Architecture School Founded by Frank Lloyd Wright May Now Close Entirely After Cutting Ties With His Foundation 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 144
Artists Are Pledging to Support One Another During the Health Crisis by Buying Each Other’s Work Through Instagram 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
Emerging Artists Are Pledging to Support One Another During the Health Crisis by Buying Each Other’s Work Through Instagram 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 137
Anybody Home? A Search for the Last Places Where New Yorkers Can Still Safely See Art in Person During the Coronavirus Crisis 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Anybody Home? I Went in Search of the Last Places Where New Yorkers Can Still Safely See Art in Person During the Coronavirus Crisis 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
Famed Chicago Architects Ron Krueck and Mark Sexton Pick Their Favorite Works From the Artnet Galleries Network 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
What Actually Works When It Comes to Selling Art Online? Successful Early Adopters Share 5 of Their Business Secrets 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
‘Please Believe These Days Will Pass’: David Hockney, Tai Shani, Tomás Saraceno, and Other Famous Artists Share Messages of Hope 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
‘Please Believe These Days Will Pass’: David Hockney, Tomás Saraceno, and Other Famous Artists Share Messages of Hope 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 138
Art Industry News: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Will Remain Closed Until July and Expects to Lose $100 Million + Other Stories 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 124
A Detroit Gallery Is Giving Out Free Meals—and Artist-Designed Coloring Books—to Children While Schools Are Closed 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 115
The Art Angle Podcast: Why Art and Fashion Need Each Other Now 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 119
‘What Does a Gallery Become?’: Small Galleries Prepare for a Spring Without Fairs or Exhibitions—and Brace for Impact 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 126
‘What Does a Gallery Become?’: Small Galleries Seek Solutions as They Face a Perilous Spring Without Fairs or Exhibitions 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 164
What I Buy & Why: Collectors Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz on Why They Don’t Actually Have Any Art Hanging Above the Sofa 19 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
The Hotly Anticipated Macklowe Collection Auction, Seen as an Art Market Watershed, Has Been Postponed 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 146
The Hotly Anticipated Auction of the Macklowe Collection, Predicted to Raise the Art Market to New Heights, Has Been Postponed 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 148
The Winkelvoss Twins, Bitcoin Billionaires and Foes of Facebook, Are Launching a New Blockchain Art Marketplace 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Akris Creative Director Albert Kriemler on How His Fashion Design Begins With Art That ‘Sparks a Desire’ 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 132
‘How Can We Think of Art at a Time Like This?’: A Star-Studded Online Show Weighs the Triviality—and Importance—of Art in a Crisis 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 272
Artist Ebony G. Patterson’s Lush and Provocative Garden Installation in North Carolina Is a Delight for the Eyes—See It Here 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 281
‘This Is an Unprecedented Disaster’: Art Schools Are Scrambling to Develop Contingency Plans for Students as Education Moves Online 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 374
Conservators at the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Are Donating Their Face Masks and Gloves to Front-Line Medical Workers 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 143
Letter From Florence: One Museum Director’s Account of How He’s Bringing Art to the Public During a Lockdown 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 363
Frieze New York Has Been Cancelled Due to the Coronavirus Crisis, Becoming the City’s First Major Market Event to Be Called Off 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
A Mysterious Ice Age Structure Made From the Bones of 60 Wooly Mammoths Has Been Unearthed in Russia 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 434
Art Industry News: KAWS Has Created a Free Augmented Reality ‘Companion’ to Entertain Those Stuck at Home + Other Stories 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 118
How Did Frida Kahlo Feel About New York? She Despised Its ‘Scumbag Millionaires’ But Loved the ‘Magnificent’ Metropolitan Museum of Art 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 279
How Did Frida Kahlo Really Feel About New York? She Despised Its ‘Scumbag Millionaires’ But Loved Its ‘Magnificent’ Art 18 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 244
Artists Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe Have Been Together for 25 Years—But Their Latest Collaboration Surprised Them Both 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 243
How Can You Make Art for ‘Trying Times’? For the Longtime Artist Couple Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe, It’s All About Teamwork 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 248
Here Are 15 Artworks That Perfectly Capture the Dissipation and Ennui of ‘Social Distancing’ 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 295
‘The Fashion World Is Better at Recognizing the Next New Thing Than the Art World’: Painters David Kramer and André Butzer on Collaborating With Celine 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 229
Paddle8 Is Filing for Bankruptcy—and It Owes Tens of Thousands of Dollars to Justin Bieber, Jay Z’s Foundation, and Others 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 133
How Has Desire Evolved in the Digital Age? A New Museum Show in Dublin Explores the Art of Lust—See Pictures Here 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 257
After an International Outcry, Cuban Performance Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara Has Been Released From Jail 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 308
Travel Plans on Hold? You Can Visit 500 International Museums From the Comfort of Your Own Home Thanks to Google 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 250
Art Industry News: Fish and Swans Return to Venice’s Canals as Italy’s Lockdown Leaves the Water Uncannily Pristine + Other Stories 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 128
As the UK Heads Into Lockdown, All Tate Galleries Will Close 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 136
As the UK Heads Into an Uncertain State of Lockdown, Museums Are Closing in Rapid Succession 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 141
What Is the Role of a Museum in One of Polarized America’s Most Purple States? Oklahoma Contemporary Offers a Case Study 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 245
As New York Bans Events of 50 People or More, New York Auction Houses Face a Coronavirus Reckoning—But Fail to Cancel Major Sales 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 234
As Health Concerns Put a Stop to Public Gatherings, New York Auction Houses Face a Reckoning—But Still Refuse to Cancel Major Sales 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 251
As Health Concerns Put a Stop to Public Gatherings, New York Auction Houses Face a Reckoning—But Plan to Continue With Major Sales 17 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 233
This Artist Couple’s Whimsical Video Artwork Illustrating the Power of ‘Social Distancing’ Has Gone Viral—See It Here 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 282
Editors’ Picks: 8 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 236
The Met Gala Will Not Take Place on the First Monday in May, Becoming the Latest Marquee Art Event to Be Postponed 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 241
Being an Artist Is the Second Safest Profession Amid a Coronavirus Outbreak (Behind Loggers), Data Says 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 244
A Nashville Art School Made Headlines When Announced a Merger With a Christian University. But a New Lawsuit Could Stop It 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 256
A Nashville Art School Made Headlines When Announced a Merger With a Christian University. But a New Injunction Could Stop It 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 250
Genesis P-Orridge, Known for the Band Throbbing Gristle and Art That Transcended Gender, Has Died 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 130
‘It’s the First Domino’: After the Museum of the Bible Discovered Its Dead Sea Scrolls Are Fake, the Field Braces for More Revelations 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 239
Thieves Have Stolen Three Old Master Paintings Valued at $12 Million From an Oxford College’s Gallery 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 127
Art Industry News: Artemisia Gentileschi Was About to Have Her Moment. Now Her Historic Survey Has Been Postponed Indefinitely + Other Stories 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 139
Condo Founder Vanessa Carlos Thought Collaboration Could Save Small Galleries. It Hasn’t Been That Simple 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 233
Madame d’Ora Went From Being Vienna’s Premier Society Photographer to Europe’s Social Conscience—See Her Indelible Work Here 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 231
The Gray Market: Why a Slew of Postponed Art-Market Events Will Trigger a Reckoning in an Overcrowded Field (and Other Insights) 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 228
What I Buy & Why: Art Collector and Dentist Kenneth Montague on His Patients’ Reactions to Seeing a Kehinde Wiley in the Waiting Room 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 283
Rem Koolhaas’s ‘Countryside’ Exhibition at the Guggenheim Suggests That the Architect Doesn’t Know What the Museum-Going Public Wants 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 230
Rem Koolhaas’s Frequently Obnoxious ‘Countryside’ Exhibition at the Guggenheim Prizes Navel-Gazing Over Relevance 16 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 226
Debating the Stakes of Criticism for Indigenous Artists + Two Other Thought-Provoking Things to Read (or Watch) From Around the Art Web 14 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 235
Kara Walker’s New Drawings Insert Former President Barack Obama Into Art-Historical Allegories—See Images Here 13 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 250
Stir Crazy Already? Feast Your Eyes on 20 Works of Art That Celebrate the Joys of Being at Home 13 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 374
From KAWS’s Augmented Reality Artworks to the Coronavirus Crisis: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week 13 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 120
‘Who Will Worry About Art Now?’: The European Art World Reacts to the Coronavirus Outbreak and Trump’s Latest Travel Ban 13 March 2020 Written by curator Hits: 219