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: 329
|
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: 325
|
‘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: 313
|
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: 334
|
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: 312
|
‘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: 292
|
Making Art in the Face of Eternity: 5 Famous Artworks That Incorporate Time, Evolution, and Entropy
|
17 August 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 302
|
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: 310
|
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: 295
|
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: 341
|
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: 370
|
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: 377
|
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: 387
|
Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—at Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms
|
22 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 365
|
Price Check! Here’s What Sold—and for How Much—in Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms
|
22 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 784
|
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: 336
|
‘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: 383
|
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: 398
|
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: 344
|
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: 325
|
The Gray Market: Why Online Art Fairs Aren’t Solving the ‘Fairtigue’ Problem (and Other Insights)
|
22 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 166
|
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: 158
|
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: 175
|
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: 122
|
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: 146
|
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: 156
|
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: 152
|
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: 93
|
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: 121
|
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: 148
|
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: 134
|
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: 154
|
Danish Collector Jens Faurschou Is Selling Works From His Esteemed Foundation in a Christie’s Online Auction
|
19 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 156
|
The Art Angle Podcast: Meet the Smithsonian Curator Who Turns Protesters’ T-Shirts Into National Treasures
|
19 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 137
|
‘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: 125
|
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: 139
|
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: 124
|
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: 133
|
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: 117
|
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: 121
|
‘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: 120
|
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: 111
|
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: 107
|
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: 102
|
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: 124
|
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: 121
|
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: 116
|
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: 120
|
Protesters Are Taking Down Monuments Across Europe. So Why Is Germany Redoubling Its Commitment to Conservative Symbolism?
|
16 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 100
|
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: 104
|
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: 90
|
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: 105
|
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: 101
|
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: 99
|
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: 115
|
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: 111
|
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: 98
|
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: 99
|
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: 103
|
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: 108
|
How Living on a Mountaintop Taught Artist Terence Koh to Love Virtual Exhibitions and Life Under Lockdown
|
15 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 108
|
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: 103
|
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: 107
|
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: 114
|
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: 123
|
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: 121
|
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: 180
|
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: 108
|
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: 97
|
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: 107
|
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: 89
|
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: 94
|
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: 97
|
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: 87
|
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: 92
|
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: 98
|
London Boards Up Its Monuments as Tensions Run High Over the Fight to Topple Controversial Historical Statues
|
12 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 90
|
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: 101
|
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: 116
|
‘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: 131
|
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: 113
|
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: 123
|
‘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: 117
|
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: 116
|
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: 105
|
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: 114
|
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: 100
|
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: 174
|
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: 187
|
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: 191
|
Facing a Cash Crunch, British Airways Looks to Sell Off Its Star-Studded Art Collection
|
11 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 191
|
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: 172
|
Why Some Photographs Transcend the Moment in Which They Were Taken and Transform Movements Into Icons
|
11 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 256
|
Why Some Protest Photographs Transcend the Moment They Capture and Make Social Movements Iconic
|
11 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 294
|
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: 176
|
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: 160
|
Protesters Beheaded a Christopher Columbus Statue in Boston. Another, in Richmond, Was Tossed Into a Lake
|
10 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 179
|
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: 182
|
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: 169
|
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: 162
|
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: 103
|
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: 96
|
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: 107
|
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: 113
|
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: 110
|
Critics Mercilessly Mock the British Museum for Its ‘Hollow’ Statement on the Black Lives Matter Movement
|
09 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 118
|
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: 122
|
Art Industry News: Banksy Proposes Erecting a Statue of Protesters Tearing Down a Colonialist Statue + Other Stories
|
09 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 134
|
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: 142
|
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: 146
|
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: 147
|
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: 133
|
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: 124
|
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: 146
|
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: 125
|
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: 153
|
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: 140
|
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: 129
|
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: 142
|
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: 143
|
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: 109
|
‘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: 138
|
Protesters Topple Colonialist Monuments in England and Belgium as Black Lives Matter Demonstrations Spread Across Europe
|
08 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 140
|
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: 133
|
‘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: 154
|
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: 150
|
Why the Art World Needs Actionable Plans, Not #BlackoutTuesday, to Fix Racial Injustice (and Other Insights)
|
08 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 150
|
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: 155
|
Art Basel Has Canceled the 2020 Edition of Its Flagship Swiss Fair, Citing ‘Tumultuous and Challenging Times’
|
06 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 165
|
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: 173
|
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: 198
|
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: 177
|
‘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: 168
|
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: 176
|
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: 175
|
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: 164
|
‘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: 173
|
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: 173
|
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: 168
|
The Art Angle Podcast: Four Artists on the Front Lines of the George Floyd Protests
|
05 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 164
|
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: 140
|
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: 161
|
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: 159
|
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: 155
|
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: 144
|
Here Are 23 Organizations You Can Donate to That Support Emerging Black Artists, Thinkers, and Change-Makers
|
04 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 149
|
‘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: 156
|
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: 141
|
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: 152
|
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: 126
|
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: 131
|
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: 139
|
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: 134
|
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: 126
|
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: 129
|
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: 139
|
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: 153
|
What Trump’s Church Photo Op Says About the Widespread Repression of Journalists and Photographers
|
03 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 160
|
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: 147
|
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: 162
|
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: 121
|
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: 126
|
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: 147
|
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: 150
|
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: 152
|
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: 147
|
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: 154
|
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: 149
|
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: 154
|
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: 146
|
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: 152
|
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: 150
|
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: 140
|
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: 140
|
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: 155
|
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: 141
|
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: 162
|
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: 141
|
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: 161
|
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: 171
|
Archaeologists May Have Uncovered the Secret Ingredient in Australia’s Mysterious 500-Year-Old Cave Paintings: Beeswax
|
02 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 154
|
Archaeologists May Have Uncovered the Secret Ingredient Behind Australia’s Mysteriously Precise Cave Paintings: Beeswax
|
02 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 135
|
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: 164
|
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: 149
|
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: 141
|
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: 152
|
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: 155
|
Tired of Netflix? Here Are 11 Outstanding Works of Video Art That You Can Watch From Home
|
02 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 158
|
Tired of Netflix? Here Are 10 Recent Masterworks of Video Art That You Can Watch From Home
|
02 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 151
|
Monuments Across the United States Re-Emerged as Targets of Rage Over a Weekend of Widespread Protest
|
01 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 129
|
In Pictures: See Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Monumental, Often Temporary Art Throughout History
|
01 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 168
|
In Pictures: See Highlights of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Groundbreaking, Monumental, and Often Temporary Art
|
01 June 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 144
|
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: 182
|
‘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: 148
|
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: 383
|
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: 132
|
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: 136
|
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: 123
|
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: 146
|
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: 139
|
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: 151
|
‘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: 136
|
‘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: 130
|
‘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: 140
|
Christo, Who Transformed Landscapes Around the Globe With His Monumental Public Art, Has Died at 84
|
31 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 157
|
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: 115
|
Did Ancient Hebrews Get High During Temple? A New Archaeological Discovery Suggests They Did
|
29 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 166
|
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: 141
|
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: 146
|
Why Most Quarantine Art Is Just ‘Empty Heroics’ + Two Other Illuminating Reads From Around the Web
|
29 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 153
|
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: 137
|
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: 148
|
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: 113
|
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: 108
|
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: 141
|
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: 145
|
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: 121
|
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: 125
|
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: 113
|
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: 114
|
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: 118
|
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: 141
|
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: 136
|
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: 142
|
‘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: 147
|
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: 148
|
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: 133
|
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: 148
|
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: 154
|
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: 151
|
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: 162
|
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: 138
|
Billionaire Art Collector Yusaku Maezawa Brushes Off Media Reports Accusing Him of Tax Evasion
|
28 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 143
|
‘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: 133
|
The Art Angle Podcast: The Rise and Fall of Anne Geddes, Queen of Baby Photography
|
28 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 159
|
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: 128
|
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: 141
|
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: 134
|
The Curator of the 2022 Bucharest Biennial Has Been Announced. It’s Artificial Intelligence. No, Really
|
27 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 151
|
An Artificial Intelligence Program Named Jarvis Has Been Appointed Curator of the 2022 Bucharest Biennial. No, Really
|
27 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 117
|
One in Eight Museums Worldwide May Never Reopen, According to the International Council of Museums
|
27 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 155
|
Researchers Have Uncovered a Pristinely Preserved Ancient Roman Mosaic Under a Tangle of Vines in Northern Italy
|
27 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 162
|
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: 131
|
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: 141
|
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: 188
|
‘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: 152
|
‘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: 140
|
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: 141
|
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: 146
|
Art Industry News: Artist Ken Monkman Apologizes for His Outrageously Indecent Justin Trudeau Painting + Other News
|
27 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 140
|
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: 138
|
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: 133
|
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: 150
|
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: 142
|
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: 150
|
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: 122
|
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: 153
|
Richard Anuszkiewicz, An Op-Art Pioneer Who Pushed Geometric Abstraction to Illusory Ends, Has Died at 89
|
26 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 154
|
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: 172
|
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: 131
|
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: 150
|
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: 155
|
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: 168
|
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: 154
|
Greece’s Culture Minister Puts the Squeeze on London to Return the Parthenon Marbles
|
26 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 175
|
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: 162
|
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: 169
|
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: 150
|
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: 161
|
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: 163
|
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: 151
|
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: 147
|
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: 134
|
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: 122
|
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: 140
|
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: 117
|
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: 154
|
Urs Fischer, Chloe Wise, and Other Famous Artists Share Their Deliciously Creative Lockdown Recipes
|
25 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 156
|
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: 120
|
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: 153
|
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: 118
|
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: 142
|
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: 149
|
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: 167
|
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: 140
|
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: 151
|
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: 162
|
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: 169
|
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: 181
|
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: 101
|
In Memoriam: Remembering Those the Art World Has Lost in the Coronavirus Pandemic [UPDATED]
|
22 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 195
|
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: 187
|
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: 183
|
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: 166
|
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: 171
|
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: 167
|
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: 158
|
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: 170
|
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: 164
|
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: 155
|
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: 167
|
‘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: 166
|
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: 156
|
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: 178
|
Researchers Have Discovered the Brilliant Engineering Feats that Made the Famous Domed Churches of the Renaissance Possible
|
21 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 176
|
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: 168
|
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: 167
|
‘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: 173
|
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: 174
|
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: 182
|
The Art Angle Podcast: China’s Most Adventurous Museum Director on Global Art’s Post-COVID Future
|
21 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 174
|
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: 168
|
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: 173
|
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: 166
|
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: 166
|
‘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: 152
|
A German Student Broke Into an Australian Natural History Museum to Take Selfies With Dinosaur Skeletons
|
20 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 167
|
A Dingbat German Student Broke Into an Australian Natural History Museum to Take Selfies With Dinosaur Skeletons
|
20 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 149
|
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: 156
|
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: 144
|
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: 142
|
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: 133
|
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: 157
|
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: 147
|
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: 151
|
How Art History Can Help Explain the Renaissance of Conspiracy Theory That Is Defining Our Time
|
20 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 156
|
How Art History Can Help Explain the Stunning Rise of Conspiracy Theories That Is Defining Our Time
|
20 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 146
|
Can I Put a Paparazzi Photo in My Artwork? + Other Thorny Artists’-Rights Questions, Answered
|
20 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 162
|
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: 143
|
Obama’s Official White House Portrait Will Not Be Unveiled While Trump Is in Office
|
19 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 149
|
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: 168
|
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: 145
|
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: 128
|
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: 114
|
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: 141
|
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: 137
|
Expert Picks: Sportscaster and Former Sotheby’s Staffer Corey Robinson Shares His Favorite Works on Artnet Galleries
|
19 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 159
|
Scientists Discover That Visitors to Oslo’s Munch Museum Are Ruining ‘The Scream’ by Breathing on It
|
19 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 147
|
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: 136
|
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: 146
|
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: 129
|
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: 151
|
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: 146
|
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: 146
|
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: 144
|
These 10 Artists Found Inspiration in Isolation, From a Bedridden Frida Kahlo to an Imprisoned Egon Schiele
|
19 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 151
|
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: 141
|
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: 140
|
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: 141
|
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: 172
|
‘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: 155
|
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: 147
|
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: 145
|
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: 155
|
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: 146
|
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: 162
|
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: 150
|
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: 142
|
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: 145
|
A Trippy Drive-In Van Gogh Experience in Canada Is Inviting Visitors to ‘Gogh By Car’
|
18 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 160
|
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: 139
|
‘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: 176
|
Brand-Name Art Fairs Won’t Save an Art Market in Crisis—Regional Ones Will
|
18 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 161
|
Brand-Name Art Fairs Won’t Save the Art Market in This Crisis, But Regional Ones Might
|
18 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 150
|
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: 130
|
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: 381
|
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: 162
|
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: 169
|
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: 161
|
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: 148
|
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: 108
|
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: 168
|
‘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: 149
|
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: 162
|
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: 141
|
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: 152
|
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: 156
|
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: 137
|
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: 153
|
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: 157
|
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: 137
|
‘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: 147
|
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: 145
|
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: 136
|
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: 157
|
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: 150
|
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: 151
|
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: 144
|
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: 139
|
The Art Angle Podcast: YouTube’s No-Nonsense Art Guru on How to Unlock Your Inner Artist
|
14 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 154
|
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: 137
|
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: 139
|
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: 147
|
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: 141
|
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: 144
|
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: 138
|
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: 138
|
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: 158
|
‘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: 152
|
Archaeologists Have Discovered the Skeletons of Warrior Women in Mongolia, Dating Back to the Period of Mulan
|
13 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 155
|
‘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: 134
|
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: 154
|
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: 153
|
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: 140
|
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: 134
|
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: 142
|
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: 145
|
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: 151
|
‘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: 148
|
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: 142
|
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: 112
|
‘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: 150
|
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: 149
|
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: 163
|
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: 155
|
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: 123
|
‘The Great Art World Reassessment’: A Heartwarming Bedtime Story by Kenny Schachter [VIDEO]
|
12 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 170
|
After Initially Hoping to Stick to Its September Opening, EXPO Chicago Has Been Postponed Until April 2021
|
12 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 158
|
‘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: 153
|
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: 156
|
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: 161
|
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: 150
|
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: 145
|
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: 135
|
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: 146
|
‘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: 141
|
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: 240
|
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: 238
|
Editors’ Picks: 11 Events Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
11 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 255
|
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: 143
|
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: 210
|
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: 134
|
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: 202
|
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: 208
|
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: 210
|
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: 98
|
Why Conspiracy Theories Have Become the Most Influential Art Form of Our Time
|
11 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 238
|
Why Conspiracy Theories Have Become the Most Influential Art Form of Our Time
|
11 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 249
|
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: 214
|
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: 214
|
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: 203
|
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: 200
|
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: 122
|
The Gray Market: Why America’s Art-World Shutdown Is Reaching a Breaking Point (and Other Insights)
|
11 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 162
|
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: 380
|
Working on Your Quarantine #BeardGoals? Here’s Some Masterful Facial Hair From Art History to Inspire You
|
08 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 334
|
Egyptian Tourism Officials Just Moved Four Ancient Sphinxes to a Tahrir Square Roundabout—and Archaeologists Are Horrified
|
08 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 307
|
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: 306
|
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: 114
|
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: 331
|
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: 317
|
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: 311
|
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: 300
|
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: 314
|
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: 322
|
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: 186
|
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: 169
|
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: 156
|
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: 176
|
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: 161
|
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: 194
|
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: 178
|
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: 161
|
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: 200
|
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: 174
|
Arts Leaders Fear Philadelphia’s Planned Budget Cuts Will ‘Completely Decimate the Grassroots Cultural Scene’
|
07 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 185
|
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: 173
|
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: 173
|
‘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: 170
|
‘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: 179
|
A Massive International Sting Operation Spanning 103 Countries Has Recovered Thousands of Stolen Artworks and Antiquities
|
07 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 178
|
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: 185
|
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: 173
|
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: 151
|
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: 180
|
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: 154
|
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: 130
|
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: 166
|
The Art Angle Podcast: How Marina Abramović Became the Center of a Vast Satanic Conspiracy Theory
|
07 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 193
|
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: 168
|
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: 156
|
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: 177
|
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: 156
|
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: 174
|
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: 178
|
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: 183
|
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: 195
|
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: 193
|
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: 163
|
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: 158
|
Archaeologists Have Uncovered an Ancient Egyptian Funeral Parlor—Revealing That Mummy Embalmers Were Also Savvy Businesspeople
|
06 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 177
|
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: 171
|
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: 170
|
‘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: 166
|
‘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: 163
|
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: 168
|
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: 171
|
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: 158
|
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: 158
|
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: 177
|
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: 161
|
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: 178
|
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: 141
|
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: 145
|
Three Nonprofits Are Teaming Up to Pay Artists to Create Images That Combat Widespread Misinformation About Coronavirus
|
05 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 192
|
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: 172
|
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: 175
|
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: 164
|
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: 191
|
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: 162
|
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: 174
|
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: 220
|
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: 185
|
New New Deal: Towards a New Era of Social Imagination
|
05 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 186
|
New New Deal: Toward a New Era of Social Imagination
|
05 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 190
|
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: 173
|
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: 161
|
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: 170
|
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: 174
|
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: 165
|
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: 164
|
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: 173
|
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: 168
|
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: 158
|
How Is Canada Handling Its Aid for the Arts? Adequately and Efficiently, Of Course
|
04 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 168
|
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: 163
|
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: 170
|
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: 181
|
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: 176
|
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: 167
|
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: 179
|
Massimiliano Gioni on What He Learned From Germano Celant, the Troublemaking Curator With a Maniacally Precise Mind
|
04 May 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 191
|
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: 204
|
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: 192
|
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: 206
|
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: 165
|
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: 209
|
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: 195
|
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: 207
|
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: 203
|
‘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: 199
|
‘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: 215
|
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: 217
|
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: 195
|
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: 194
|
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: 181
|
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: 183
|
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: 188
|
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: 187
|
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: 195
|
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: 171
|
‘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: 205
|
‘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: 189
|
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: 193
|
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: 191
|
The Pérez Art Museum Miami Has Cut Over Half Its Staff and Won’t Reopen Until September
|
30 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 185
|
‘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: 194
|
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: 186
|
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: 190
|
The Art Angle Podcast: New Yorker Critic Peter Schjeldahl on Art, Life, and Making ‘Every Conceivable Mistake’
|
30 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 182
|
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: 190
|
The Governor of Texas Says Museums Can Legally Reopen This Week. Texas Museums Replied: No Thanks
|
29 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 206
|
The Governor of Texas Told Museums They Can Legally Reopen This Week. Texas Museums Said: No Thanks
|
29 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 186
|
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: 189
|
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: 173
|
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: 176
|
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: 178
|
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: 157
|
Hackers Broke Into Zaha Hadid Architects’ Servers and Demanded Ransom for the Return of Stolen Data
|
29 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 205
|
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: 186
|
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: 145
|
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: 178
|
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: 188
|
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: 174
|
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: 165
|
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: 158
|
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: 158
|
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: 161
|
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: 167
|
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: 169
|
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: 170
|
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: 169
|
With a Slimmed Down Educational Program, the San Francisco Art Institute Will Stay Open After All
|
28 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 190
|
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: 185
|
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: 175
|
‘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: 176
|
Federal Authorities Are Investigating Disgraced Dealer Inigo Philbrick, Who Allegedly Fleeced Clients Out of Millions
|
28 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 192
|
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: 178
|
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: 198
|
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: 173
|
15 Minutes with a Price Database Power User: Sotheby’s Design Impresario Jodi Pollack
|
28 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 206
|
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: 187
|
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: 172
|
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: 188
|
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: 181
|
Editors’ Picks: 12 Events For Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week
|
27 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 211
|
Editors’ Picks: 14 Events For Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week
|
27 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 167
|
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: 179
|
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: 201
|
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: 191
|
Belgium and Italy Will Reopen Their Museums in May, But Keep Strict Social-Distancing Rules in Place
|
27 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 195
|
Zarina, the Indian Artist Who Chronicled Her Peripatetic Lifestyle in Delicate Prints, Has Died at 83
|
27 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 180
|
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: 195
|
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: 212
|
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: 201
|
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: 181
|
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: 182
|
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: 187
|
Artnet News Watercooler Chat: How Can Art Dealers Survive the COVID-19 Crisis?
|
27 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 198
|
‘His Creativity Was Alarmingly Boundless’: Friends and Colleagues Remember the Late Wildlife Photographer and Artist Peter Beard
|
27 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 187
|
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: 189
|
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: 179
|
An Acclaimed Show at the Whitney Spotlights How Mexican Muralists Shaped US Modernism—See Images Here
|
24 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 241
|
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: 204
|
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: 249
|
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: 219
|
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: 152
|
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: 213
|
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: 201
|
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: 207
|
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: 212
|
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: 204
|
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: 194
|
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: 181
|
In Memoriam: Remembering Those the Art World Has Lost in the Coronavirus Pandemic
|
24 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 203
|
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: 184
|
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: 180
|
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: 184
|
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: 184
|
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: 199
|
‘The Work Is Alive’: Watch Artists Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon Collaborate on Whimsical Large-Scale Drawings
|
23 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 196
|
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: 195
|
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: 169
|
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: 183
|
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: 185
|
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: 199
|
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: 199
|
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: 170
|
‘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: 175
|
The Art Angle Podcast: Ai Weiwei on the Coronavirus, China, and Art’s New Role
|
23 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 195
|
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: 177
|
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: 183
|
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: 187
|
‘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: 199
|
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: 213
|
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: 182
|
Eco-Artist Mira Lehr Has Spent Five Decades Documenting the Changing Environment. See Her New Show Here
|
22 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 226
|
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: 204
|
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: 218
|
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: 180
|
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: 206
|
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: 204
|
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: 180
|
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: 199
|
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: 200
|
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: 194
|
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: 172
|
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: 207
|
‘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: 184
|
Melting Ice Has Uncovered Hundreds of Ancient Viking Artifacts and a Previously Unknown Trade Route in Norway
|
21 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 206
|
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: 204
|
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: 200
|
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: 189
|
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: 210
|
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: 198
|
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: 198
|
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: 212
|
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: 151
|
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: 211
|
An International Consortium of Museums Has Invited 16 Locked-Down Artists to Create Work for Their Balconies
|
21 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 228
|
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: 221
|
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: 201
|
Can My Artist Ex-Boyfriend Sell an Artwork We Made Together? + Other Thorny Artists’-Rights Questions, Answered
|
21 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 196
|
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: 190
|
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: 289
|
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: 172
|
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: 217
|
Editors’ Picks: 13 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
20 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 181
|
Editors’ Picks: 12 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
20 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 226
|
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: 242
|
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: 204
|
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: 197
|
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: 206
|
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: 204
|
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: 194
|
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: 197
|
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: 175
|
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: 198
|
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: 180
|
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: 168
|
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: 177
|
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: 204
|
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: 224
|
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: 214
|
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: 224
|
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: 245
|
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: 212
|
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: 213
|
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: 223
|
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: 252
|
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: 214
|
‘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: 215
|
‘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: 189
|
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: 190
|
Robots Are Now Leading Tours Through Art Galleries in the Latest Tech Innovation of the Lockdown Era
|
17 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 199
|
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: 179
|
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: 178
|
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: 192
|
German Galleries Will Reopen Next Week, But It Won’t Be Business as Usual
|
17 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 188
|
‘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: 190
|
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: 190
|
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: 191
|
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: 204
|
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: 179
|
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: 189
|
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: 185
|
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: 234
|
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: 199
|
‘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: 179
|
Wellness Experts Colleen and Hailey Brooks Pick Their Favorite Works on Artnet Galleries
|
16 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 182
|
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: 175
|
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: 182
|
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: 186
|
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: 172
|
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: 179
|
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: 168
|
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: 162
|
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: 172
|
The Art Angle Podcast: How Photography Is Being Revolutionized in the Coronavirus Era
|
16 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 180
|
Mother Knows Best: 6 Famous Artists Whose Dynamic Mothers Became Their Creative Muses
|
16 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 188
|
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: 192
|
Microsoft Just Pulled an Ad Featuring Marina Abramovic After Right-Wing Conspiracy Theorists Accused Her of Satanism
|
15 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 211
|
A New Show in Sharjah Keenly Captures Our Anxiety-Addled, Internet-Addicted Era—See Images Here
|
15 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 216
|
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: 205
|
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: 195
|
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: 192
|
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: 214
|
Even Banksy Is Working From Home. See How He Turned His Own Bathroom Into a Riotous Mural
|
15 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 200
|
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: 218
|
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: 205
|
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: 200
|
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: 200
|
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: 187
|
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: 174
|
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: 185
|
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: 187
|
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: 202
|
‘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: 189
|
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: 221
|
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: 182
|
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: 330
|
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: 200
|
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: 318
|
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: 333
|
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: 338
|
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: 345
|
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: 327
|
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: 297
|
Art Industry News: How a Generation of Black Gallerists Changed Art History + Other Stories
|
14 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 488
|
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: 484
|
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: 299
|
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: 473
|
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: 412
|
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: 630
|
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: 397
|
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: 447
|
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: 403
|
Editors Picks’: 14 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
13 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 591
|
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: 394
|
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: 295
|
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: 403
|
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: 264
|
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: 403
|
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: 405
|
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: 400
|
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: 432
|
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: 416
|
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: 405
|
‘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: 407
|
‘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: 402
|
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: 404
|
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: 410
|
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: 394
|
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: 395
|
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: 402
|
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: 423
|
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: 407
|
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: 403
|
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: 418
|
Facing a $10 Million Shortfall, the Guggenheim Museum Has Furloughed Nearly 100 Staffers
|
10 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 419
|
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: 440
|
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: 409
|
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: 399
|
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: 403
|
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: 356
|
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: 391
|
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: 376
|
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: 370
|
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: 339
|
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: 340
|
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: 327
|
‘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: 252
|
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: 271
|
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: 318
|
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: 267
|
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: 182
|
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: 185
|
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: 203
|
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: 194
|
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: 173
|
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: 199
|
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: 187
|
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: 174
|
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: 163
|
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: 278
|
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: 239
|
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: 252
|
‘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: 170
|
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: 237
|
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: 288
|
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: 400
|
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: 243
|
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: 408
|
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: 427
|
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: 320
|
The Art World Needs to Rally Behind the #CancelRent Movement to Save Itself—and Everyone Else, Too
|
08 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 196
|
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: 169
|
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: 175
|
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: 189
|
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: 269
|
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: 178
|
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: 157
|
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: 166
|
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: 165
|
A Team of Archeologists Has Been Arrested in Peru for Excavating a Historic Cemetery During Lockdown
|
08 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 255
|
A Team of Archeologists Has Been Arrested in Peru for Violating Lockdown to Excavate a Historic Cemetery
|
08 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 183
|
A Team of Archeologists Has Been Arrested in Peru for Violating Lockdown to Excavate Pre-Colombian Tombs
|
08 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 179
|
‘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: 256
|
‘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: 168
|
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: 257
|
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: 159
|
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: 183
|
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: 226
|
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: 180
|
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: 188
|
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: 262
|
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: 306
|
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: 279
|
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: 300
|
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: 279
|
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: 212
|
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: 157
|
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: 233
|
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: 209
|
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: 207
|
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: 206
|
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: 209
|
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: 217
|
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: 196
|
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: 204
|
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: 169
|
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: 254
|
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: 174
|
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: 209
|
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: 189
|
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: 168
|
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: 188
|
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: 186
|
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: 208
|
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: 177
|
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: 204
|
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: 184
|
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: 200
|
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: 269
|
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: 198
|
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: 221
|
‘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: 209
|
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: 194
|
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: 190
|
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: 186
|
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: 194
|
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: 192
|
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: 203
|
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: 184
|
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: 197
|
‘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: 193
|
In Isolation, Indonesian Artists Swing Between Offering Inspiration and Acts of Protest
|
03 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 225
|
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: 159
|
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: 177
|
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: 169
|
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: 180
|
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: 180
|
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: 173
|
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: 148
|
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: 168
|
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: 168
|
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: 187
|
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: 169
|
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: 168
|
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: 160
|
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: 190
|
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: 238
|
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: 171
|
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: 179
|
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: 182
|
‘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: 177
|
Police Are Searching for Celebrity Wildlife Photographer Peter Beard, Who Has Gone Missing in Long Island
|
02 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 193
|
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: 166
|
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: 160
|
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: 166
|
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: 148
|
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: 146
|
The Art Angle Podcast: The Unbelievable True Story of the Mystical Painter Agnes Pelton
|
02 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 174
|
7 Lessons From Art Dealers Who Survived Past Recessions on How to Navigate a Financial Downturn
|
02 April 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 162
|
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: 167
|
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: 165
|
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: 160
|
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: 152
|
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: 175
|
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: 159
|
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: 180
|
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: 171
|
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: 178
|
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: 185
|
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: 178
|
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: 172
|
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: 164
|
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: 185
|
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: 178
|
‘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: 168
|
‘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: 211
|
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: 170
|
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: 197
|
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: 174
|
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: 161
|
‘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: 207
|
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: 182
|
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: 147
|
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: 160
|
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: 141
|
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: 157
|
Galleries, Auction Houses, and Museums Are Joining Growing Efforts to Donate Their Protective Medical Gear to Hospitals
|
31 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 166
|
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: 228
|
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: 207
|
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: 164
|
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: 169
|
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: 177
|
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: 169
|
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: 160
|
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: 158
|
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: 169
|
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: 159
|
Editors’s Picks: 10 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
30 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 183
|
Editors’ Picks: 11 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
30 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 159
|
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: 161
|
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: 154
|
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: 165
|
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: 154
|
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: 142
|
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: 163
|
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: 161
|
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: 135
|
11 Artists Offer Wisdom on How to Work From Home—and Still Find the Headspace to Thrive
|
30 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 152
|
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: 140
|
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: 137
|
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: 156
|
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: 155
|
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: 173
|
‘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: 159
|
‘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: 160
|
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: 149
|
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: 171
|
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: 151
|
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: 149
|
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: 145
|
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: 141
|
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: 154
|
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: 146
|
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: 145
|
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: 145
|
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: 136
|
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: 141
|
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: 146
|
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: 149
|
‘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: 147
|
‘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: 140
|
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: 142
|
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: 163
|
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: 172
|
‘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: 144
|
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: 154
|
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: 158
|
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: 136
|
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: 143
|
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: 145
|
‘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: 160
|
15 Minutes with a Price Database Power User: Isabella Lauria
|
26 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 156
|
15 Minutes With a Price Database Power User: Christie’s Postwar & Contemporary Art Specialist Isabella Lauria
|
26 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 135
|
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: 148
|
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: 154
|
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: 132
|
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: 641
|
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: 133
|
The Art Angle Podcast: Three Ways Coronavirus Will Transform the Art World
|
26 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 169
|
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: 190
|
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: 152
|
‘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: 158
|
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: 163
|
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: 157
|
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: 202
|
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: 153
|
Museums Are Lifting One Another’s Spirits by Sending Around Artist-Painted Bouquets of Flowers on Twitter
|
25 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 313
|
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: 155
|
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: 152
|
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: 166
|
Arts Council England Has Launched a $190 Million Emergency Relief Package for Creative Organizations and Artists
|
25 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 167
|
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: 153
|
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: 146
|
‘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: 187
|
‘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: 149
|
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: 192
|
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: 152
|
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: 159
|
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: 165
|
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: 162
|
Critic and Curator Maurice Berger, Whose Prescient Work Addressed Representations of Race, Has Died of COVID-19
|
24 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 238
|
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: 182
|
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: 148
|
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: 151
|
Famous Artists Share 10 Recipes for the Creative—and Delicious—Dishes That Are Getting Them Through Lockdown
|
24 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 152
|
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: 150
|
Art Students at Yale and Other Universities are Demanding Tuition Refunds After Their Classes Were Moved Online
|
24 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 152
|
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: 196
|
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: 149
|
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: 154
|
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: 146
|
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: 150
|
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: 153
|
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: 149
|
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: 157
|
How the Threatening Landscapes in Titian’s Fable Paintings Reveal Colonial Europe’s Hidden Fears and Fantasies
|
24 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 154
|
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: 155
|
Editors’ Picks: 10 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
23 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 204
|
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: 143
|
Thieves Were Caught Attempting to Steal Medieval Stones From Notre-Dame Cathedral During Paris’s Citywide Lockdown
|
23 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 149
|
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: 152
|
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: 152
|
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: 160
|
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: 157
|
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: 162
|
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: 150
|
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: 141
|
How We Should Reimagine Art’s Mission in the Time of ‘Social Distancing’
|
23 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 422
|
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: 169
|
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: 158
|
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: 153
|
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: 152
|
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: 194
|
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: 286
|
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: 152
|
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: 151
|
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: 159
|
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: 152
|
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: 213
|
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: 148
|
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: 170
|
Philanthropists Have Launched a $75 Million Fund for Nonprofit Arts Organizations Put Under Strain by the Coronavirus
|
20 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 162
|
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: 152
|
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: 154
|
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: 148
|
TEFAF New York Spring Will Be Postponed to an Increasingly Crowded Fall Art Calendar
|
20 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 148
|
‘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: 148
|
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: 140
|
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: 139
|
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: 155
|
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: 352
|
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: 145
|
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: 134
|
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: 954
|
‘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: 152
|
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: 144
|
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: 158
|
The Architecture School Founded by Frank Lloyd Wright May Close Entirely After Cutting Ties With His Foundation
|
19 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 233
|
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: 155
|
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: 134
|
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: 147
|
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: 154
|
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: 155
|
Famed Chicago Architects Ron Krueck and Mark Sexton Pick Their Favorite Works From the Artnet Galleries Network
|
19 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 145
|
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: 145
|
‘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: 144
|
‘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: 148
|
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: 138
|
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: 129
|
The Art Angle Podcast: Why Art and Fashion Need Each Other Now
|
19 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 149
|
‘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: 140
|
‘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: 209
|
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: 139
|
The Hotly Anticipated Macklowe Collection Auction, Seen as an Art Market Watershed, Has Been Postponed
|
18 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 160
|
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: 177
|
The Winkelvoss Twins, Bitcoin Billionaires and Foes of Facebook, Are Launching a New Blockchain Art Marketplace
|
18 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 143
|
Akris Creative Director Albert Kriemler on How His Fashion Design Begins With Art That ‘Sparks a Desire’
|
18 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 149
|
‘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: 329
|
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: 335
|
‘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: 434
|
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: 154
|
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: 414
|
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: 143
|
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: 495
|
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: 129
|
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: 330
|
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: 300
|
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: 292
|
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: 294
|
Here Are 15 Artworks That Perfectly Capture the Dissipation and Ennui of ‘Social Distancing’
|
17 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 346
|
‘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: 278
|
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: 143
|
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: 310
|
After an International Outcry, Cuban Performance Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara Has Been Released From Jail
|
17 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 317
|
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: 300
|
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: 142
|
As the UK Heads Into Lockdown, All Tate Galleries Will Close
|
17 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 151
|
As the UK Heads Into an Uncertain State of Lockdown, Museums Are Closing in Rapid Succession
|
17 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 149
|
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: 302
|
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: 285
|
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: 298
|
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: 280
|
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: 356
|
Editors’ Picks: 8 Things Not to Miss in the Virtual Art World This Week
|
16 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 292
|
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: 292
|
Being an Artist Is the Second Safest Profession Amid a Coronavirus Outbreak (Behind Loggers), Data Says
|
16 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 365
|
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: 306
|
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: 301
|
Genesis P-Orridge, Known for the Band Throbbing Gristle and Art That Transcended Gender, Has Died
|
16 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 137
|
‘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: 291
|
Thieves Have Stolen Three Old Master Paintings Valued at $12 Million From an Oxford College’s Gallery
|
16 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 140
|
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: 152
|
Condo Founder Vanessa Carlos Thought Collaboration Could Save Small Galleries. It Hasn’t Been That Simple
|
16 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 282
|
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: 278
|
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: 284
|
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: 326
|
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: 274
|
Rem Koolhaas’s Frequently Obnoxious ‘Countryside’ Exhibition at the Guggenheim Prizes Navel-Gazing Over Relevance
|
16 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 276
|
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: 282
|
Kara Walker’s New Drawings Insert Former President Barack Obama Into Art-Historical Allegories—See Images Here
|
13 March 2020 |
Written by curator |
Hits: 299
|
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: 430
|
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: 131
|
‘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: 261 |