Exhibitions How Europe’s Oldest Arts Festival Is Confronting the Rise of Nationalism Set in the Austrian city of Graz, the arts festival Steirischer Herbst will try to delve into populism's grey zones. By Kate Brown, 23 hours ago
Art World What I’ve Learned About Copies: Artist Maurizio Cattelan on the Strange Saga of the Nine Lassies What you didn’t know about Lassie, the dog who captivated all of Hollywood. By Maurizio Cattelan, 24 hours ago
Art World Which of These Shapes Does Science Think Is Most Beautiful? A new study compares polygons to find out which one the human eye deems most beautiful. By Rachel Corbett, 3 mins ago
Art World Isa Genzken’s Monumental Steel Rose Rises in Zuccotti Park—Just in Time for the 10-Year Anniversary of the Financial Crisis The 26-foot-tall rose is now occupying what was once the hub of the Occupy Wall Street movement. By Henri Neuendorf, 8 hours ago
On View Munich Says Its Art Scene Doesn’t Get Enough Attention. Can a New Gallery Share Program Change That? The first edition of Various Others shows promise. By Kate Brown, 9 hours ago
Art World 9 Millennial Art Strategies That Are Shaping the Future of Contemporary Art Self-promotion shouldn't be a dirty word. Here's how millennial artists are using it to find success outside of the gallery system. By artnet News, 10 hours ago
Art World Double Dutch: This Old Masters Dealer Has Discovered Yet Another Previously Unknown Rembrandt A figure in the background gave away the painting's true artist, says dealer Jan Six. By Henri Neuendorf, 12 hours ago
Art World After a Year of Renovations, El Museo del Barrio Reopens With a $5 Million Makeover and New Leadership The museum looks to start a new chapter after years of turmoil. By Sarah Cascone, 13 hours ago
Art World ‘What If Basquiat Had Gone to Space?’ Why a Billionaire Collector Is Hatching a Plan to Take Artists to the Moon on Elon Musk’s Rocket Japanese collector Yusaku Maezawa is calling his pricy new art initiative "Dear Moon." By Sarah Cascone, 15 hours ago
Art World Art Industry News: Why Parents Should Toss Their Kids’ Art in the Trash + Other Stories Plus, artist Cory Arcangel opens a surfware shop in Norway and why a new law is stifling the German art market. By artnet News, 17 hours ago
Galleries White Cube Enters the Great Race for Artist Estates, Announcing Its Representation of the Al Held Foundation To date, the British gallery has exclusively worked with living artists. By Henri Neuendorf, 22 hours ago
People Josh Roth, Who Brought Artists Into Hollywood Through the UTA Talent Agency, Has Died at Age 40 Roth believed that United Talent Agency could do for artists what it does for celebrities. By Sarah Cascone, 1 day ago
Exhibitions These Artists Withdrew Their Work From London’s Design Museum. Now They’re Staging a Pop-Up Show to Protest Tainted Museum Sponsorship The Guerrilla Girls, Shepard Fairey, and Tania Bruguera lend work to the sequel to the Design Museum’s exhibition. By Javier Pes, 1 day ago
On View 5Pointz Is Gone But Its Artists Have Reunited to Turn a New York Stairwell Into a ‘Museum of Street Art’ The citizenM hotel has turned over wall space to the street artists whose work was whitewashed from the 5Pointz graffiti mecca. By Sarah Cascone, 1 day ago
Art World Editors’ Picks: 11 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Here's what should be on your agenda. By Sarah Cascone, 1 day ago
Analysis Art Basel Cities Is the Global Fair Company’s Portal to the Future. But What the Heck Is It, Anyway? A pricey experiment by an international art-fair organizer descends on a country in crisis. Guess what? This is an upbeat story. By Andrew Goldstein, 1 day ago
Exhibitions Pat Steir Will Make Monumental Waterfall Paintings for Both the Barnes and the Hirshhorn in 2019 The commissions are the latest coup for the 78-year old artist, whose career is on a hot streak. By Eileen Kinsella, 1 day ago
