Art Fairs Amid a Gloomy Economic Forecast and Simmering Political Tensions, Art Dubai Tries to Find Stability The fair opened under a cloud this week, but some exhibitors have remained optimistic. By Rebecca Anne Proctor, 2 days ago
Market Anxious London Art Dealers Are Hatching Emergency Plans to Ship Art Abroad as Brexit Negotiators Get a Two-Week Extension The mood in the UK is apprehensive as the nation waits to see how Prime Minister Theresa May will proceed. By Javier Pes, 2 days ago
Art World From Van Gogh’s Hidden Treasure to the Death of Barbara Hammer: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, 2 days ago
Art Fairs There’s a Lot to See During Art Basel Hong Kong. Here’s a Rundown of the Highlights Getting ready to head over to the fair? We've got you covered. By Caroline Goldstein, 2 days ago
People Does the Holy See? Pope Francis Collaborated With Domingo Zapata and Mr. Brainwash on a Painting at the Vatican The trio painted a canvas celebrating immigrants. By Sarah Cascone, 2 days ago
Art World As a Wave of UK Museums Cut Ties With the Sackler Family, One Small London Gallery May Have Led the Way The South London Gallery returned a £125,000 gift from the Sacklers last year. By Naomi Rea, 2 days ago
Auctions A Late Tang Dynasty Sculpture Bought at a Missouri Garage Sale for Less Than $100 Just Sold for $2.1 Million The owner first suspected the bronze deity might be worth more than she paid for after taking it on the 'Antiques Roadshow.' By Sarah Cascone, 2 days ago
Art World Art Industry News: Inside the Rise and Fall of Disgraced Art Dealer Mary Boone + Other Stories Plus, the Smithsonian acquires an unseen photograph of Harriet Tubman and the man who led Christie’s Salvator Mundi marketing blitz is joining Bonhams. By artnet News, 3 days ago
Art Fairs Meet the Art SWAT Team That Keeps Fakes Out of Europe’s Fanciest Art Fair We talked to TEFAF's global vetting chairman Wim Pijbes about the fair's new approach. By Sarah Cascone, 3 days ago
On View More Than 2,500 New York City Subway Cars Are Now Artificial Underwater Reefs. See This Artist’s Remarkable Photos of Them Here The images are now on view at the New York Transit Museum's Grand Central location. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 22, 2019
Exhibitions For the First Time in Its History, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Will Present Contemporary Sculpture on Its Grand Front Steps The museum's director hopes the project comes across as "bold and playful." By Sarah Cascone, Mar 21, 2019
On View ‘Happiness and Sadness All in One Place’: See How Artist Raúl de Nieves Constructs His Colorful, Intimate Environments As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By artnet News, Mar 21, 2019
Galleries A Rash of Art Gallery Closures Has Plagued Berlin. But a New Crop of Dealers Think They Have the Solution Millennial gallerists and art-market veterans alike are finding fresh ways to do brick-and-mortar business. By Hili Perlson, Mar 21, 2019
Art and Law A German Cathedral Has Returned a Scandal-Tainted Painting Once Owned by Hitler’s Secretary to Its Jewish Heirs After eight years, the heirs of Gottlieb and Mathilde Kraus have reclaimed the 17th-century painting. By Caroline Goldstein, Mar 21, 2019
Politics In a Major Move, the Tate Announces It Will No Longer Accept Funding From the Sackler Family The landmark decision comes just days after the National Portrait Gallery dropped funding from the Sackler Trust. By Pac Pobric, Mar 21, 2019
On View Ever Wonder Why Egyptian Sculptures Are Missing Their Noses? The Answer Will Surprise You Ancient Egyptian statues were considered a portal to the gods. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 21, 2019
Art World A New App Lets Users Explore Art Galleries in Virtual 3D, So You Never Have to Leave Your House for Art Again Artland has already brought on more than 150 galleries and has designs to become the art-world Zillow. By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 21, 2019
