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Savannah Knoop Spent Six Years Posing as Literary Wunderkind JT LeRoy. Now the Artist Has a Show About Being an ‘Unreliable Narrator’

The star of one of the biggest literary hoaxes of our time is having a solo art debut at Essex Flowers.

By Sarah Cascone, 6 hours ago
Art World

From West Palm Beach to Weimar, Here Are 13 Major Museum Openings + Expansions Set for 2019

Mark your calendars—it's going to be a busy year.

By Caroline Goldstein, 7 hours ago

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Art and Law

In an Explosive Suit, Lehmann Maupin Gallery Accuses a Former Employee of Stealing Valuable Client Data and Trade Secrets

The employee joined Lévy Gorvy last fall.

By Eileen Kinsella, 5 hours ago
Galleries

Kamel Mennour Will Host a Three-Gallery Extravaganza Dedicated to the Work of Market Star Zao Wou-Ki

The show is the first gallery exhibition since the conclusion of a legal battle over his estate.

By Henri Neuendorf, 6 hours ago
Exhibitions

Hauser & Wirth Matriarch Will Reveal Her Feminist Art Collection

Louise Bourgeois has a special place in Ursula Hauser's collection, says her daughter Manuela Wirth.

By Javier Pes, 19 hours ago
Art World

Foreign Museum Directors in Italy Face Losing Their Jobs After the Country’s Culture Minister Says He Wants More Italians in Charge

A host of top museum jobs went to non-Italians. Now, the country's far-right politicians want to see locals back in charge.

By Naomi Rea, 22 hours ago
Art World

Art Industry News: Did Robert Indiana Lose Control of His Final Works via Text Message? + Other Stories

Plus, artists urge the New Museum to let staff unionize and Raymond Pettibon's surreal Mona Lisa struts her stuff on the Paris Fashion Week catwalk.

By artnet News, 22 hours ago
Art World

Editors’ Picks: 12 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week

Old Master works are cropping up in galleries all over the city, plus an homage to Wu-Tang Clan at The Kitchen.

By artnet News, 24 hours ago
Art World

The Little-Known Story of How Brexit Plotters Hatched Their Plans in the Galleries of Tate Britain

The covert meetings held by the "Tate Plotters" is the subject of a TV drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

By Javier Pes, 1 day ago
Art World

A Polish Billionaire Carved Out a Mountain in Switzerland to Build a New Museum

Grażyna Kulczyk has opened her ambitious new institution in a small town of around 200 villagers.

By Kate Brown, 1 day ago
Galleries

5 Remarkable Facts About Pace Gallery’s New 8-Story Chelsea Headquarters

As galleries race to expand, Pace is getting ready to open an impressive new building.

By Henri Neuendorf, 1 day ago
Opinion

The Gray Market: Why the Asian Art Market May Not Live Up to the Western Hype After All (and Other Insights)

After the cancelation of Art Stage Singapore, our columnist wonders if Western dealers have been expecting too much from Eastern expansion.

By Tim Schneider, 1 day ago
Art and Law

Looters Beware: The British Museum Is Leading an International Task Force Fighting the Illicit Trade in Egyptian Antiquities

An expert team and powerful new database will help recover stolen artifacts and expose fake documentation.

By Javier Pes, 1 day ago
Art World

Audemars Piguet Revives Its Heritage With a New Collection of Classic Watches

The luxury brand is returning to its roots with its latest line.

By Nazanin Lankarani, 1 day ago
Art World

From Kanye West’s $10 Million Gift to Jeff Koons’s Latest Round of Layoffs: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this weeks news—fast.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 18, 2019
Art World

KAWS Is Unveiling an Enormous 11-Story Sculpture in Taipei, His Largest Work to Date

The work will likely find an eager audience in the Taiwanese capital.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 18, 2019
Art Fairs

At UNTITLED San Francisco, Dealers Chase Tech Money While Collectors Remain Circumspect

Photography is the medium of choice for collectors at the fair's third annual outing.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 18, 2019

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