Opinion Jordan Peterson, the Controversial Pro-Male Philosopher, Says He Hates Postmodern Art. But He Secretly Loves It! The author of "12 Rules for Life" loves Socialist Realist art. By Ben Davis, 2 mins ago
Analysis Are Auction Guarantees the New Private Sales? Yes, for Art Sellers Who Don’t Want to Get Ripped Off They're also confusing as hell and throw smoke in the eye of the art market. By Felix Salmon, 12 hours ago
Art Fairs Who Shops at ArteBA? Meet 9 Art-Lovers (and One Baby) at Argentina’s Premier Fair ArteBA is back with 85 international art dealers and hordes of art lovers. Here's what a few of them had to say about the fair. By Sarah Cascone, 13 mins ago
Exhibitions As the NFL Cracks Down on Protest, the High Museum Celebrates an Historic Act of Athlete Activism Artist Glenn Kaino and Olympic athlete Tommie Smith team up for a show at the Atlanta museum that delves into sports and social justice. By Eileen Kinsella, 2 hours ago
Art World Gerhard Richter Is Selling Over $1 Million of His Art to Help Build 100 Houses for the Homeless The German artist is donating 18 works to fund the initiative. By Kate Brown, 4 hours ago
Art World Art Industry News: Robert Indiana’s Famous ‘LOVE’ Sculpture Started Out as a Much Filthier Word + More Must-Read Stories Plus, Frida Kahlo is the subject of a new Google art project and a sneak peek of the expanded Glenstone. By artnet News, 4 hours ago
Art Guides Must-See Art Guide: Tokyo This week's guide features Kishio Suga, Daniel Arsham, Go Yayanagi, and more. By Tatiana Berg, 14 hours ago
Auctions Amid Protests, Berkshire Museum’s Deaccession Sales at Sotheby’s Fall Short of Expectations Norman Rockwell hits its mark, but a $5 million Frederic Church fails to sell. By Caroline Goldstein & Eileen Kinsella, 16 hours ago
Art World Kunsthalle Wien’s Director Will Resign Due to Austria’s Nationalist ‘Resurgence’ "The reach, impact and the possibilities of institutions such as Kunsthalle Wien seem to be put into question," the outgoing director Nicolaus Schafhausen said. By Taylor Dafoe, 20 hours ago
Art World Dismissed as a Copy, a Painting by Renaissance Master Andrea Mantegna Is Found After Nearly a Century in Storage The painting was discovered by a curator at the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo, Italy, By Henri Neuendorf, 20 hours ago
Art World ‘That Is a Word That Causes Pain’: A Toronto Museum Takes ‘Indian’ Out of the Title of an Emily Carr Painting The Art Gallery of Ontario has retitled Carr's 1929 painting. By Kate Brown, 1 day ago
Art World Peter Doig Wants to Make Denzil Forrester, a Painter of the Afro-Caribbean Experience in England, Much More Famous We spoke to Peter Doig and his co-curator, Matthew Higgs, about a great and long-overlooked painter of the Windrush generation. By Naomi Rea, 1 day ago
Art World Art Industry News: Bill Gates Wants You to Read This Art Book + More Must-Read Stories Plus, the MoMaCha green tea cafe argues MoMA is not "truly famous" and Jim Carrey responds to the Texas school shootings. By artnet News, 1 day ago
Opinion Wynn Some, Lose Some: Kenny Schachter on the Parade of Art and Depravity at New York’s May Auctions Following a $3 billion spree of art auctions, artnet News's columnist shares his stories from the sales floors—and it's not (all) pretty. By Kenny Schachter, 1 day ago
Exhibitions LACMA’s Islamic Art Curator on How Her Ambitious New Exhibition Reveals Another Side of Iran Linda Komaroff talks about “In the Fields of Empty Days: The Intersection of Past and Present in Iranian Art.” By Nilina Mason-Campbell, 1 day ago
Art World A New Technique for Removing Tape From Artworks May Have Led to the Discovery of a Michelangelo Drawing Scientists at the University of Florence found a clue to the origin of a 16th-century drawing underneath a piece of tape. By Taylor Dafoe, 2 days ago
Art World ‘Dallas’ Star Patrick Duffy Is Selling His Collection of Classic American Art The collection includes works by Milton Avery, John Singer Sargent, and Andrew Wyeth. By Henri Neuendorf, 2 days ago
