Art World The UK Issues a $1.9 Billion Bailout for Its Floundering Culture Sector After Arts Leaders Accused the Government of 'Foot Dragging' Leading museum directors have praised the government's rescue plan for the arts. By Naomi Rea, 10 hours ago
Opinion The Gray Market: Why an Indie Rock Star's Pledge Sets an Example for the Art World (and Other Insights) Our columnist explores the art-market applicability of Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy's ongoing financial support of racial-justice nonprofits. By Tim Schneider, 18 hours ago
Art World Editors’ Picks: 14 Events for Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week, From Frida Kahlo’s Birthday Cocktails to Two Talks With Jeffrey Gibson Here's our latest picks from the art world's virtual offerings this week. By Artnet News, 3 hours ago
Art World Descendants of Frederick Douglass, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Thomas Jefferson Sat for a New Series of Portraits Reimagining American History Drew Gardner tracks down the descendants and then styles them like their famous relatives. By Caroline Goldstein, 3 hours ago
Galleries Hong Kong Galleries Are Fleeing the City Center and Finding Larger Spaces For Less Some galleries are leaving Hong Kong's Central district in favor of a blooming gallery hub in Wong Chuk Hang. By Eileen Kinsella, 7 hours ago
Politics Here Are the 'American Heroes' Who Will Inhabit President Trump's Planned National Garden of Monuments The monuments must be “lifelike or realistic” and not “abstract or modernist.” By Taylor Dafoe, 8 hours ago
People The Art World Works From Home: MoMA PS1 Director Kate Fowle Is Sharing Her Museum’s Instagram With Artists and Dreaming of Vietnam When lockdown ends, Fowle is finally booking that trip to Ho Chi Minh City. By Sarah Cascone, 10 hours ago
On View Despite Outcry From Art Students, Germany's Städel Museum Stands by Its Choice to Hang a Graphic Painting A petition calling for the work's removal is gaining steam. By Kate Brown, 10 hours ago
Art World Art Industry News: Megadealer David Zwirner Lays Off Dozens Ahead of a Projected 30 Percent Drop in Art Sales + Other Stories Plus, the Miami Beach Convention Center is serving as a temporary hospital and a court rules Anatole Shagalov must pay Sotheby's $2 million. By Artnet News, 11 hours ago
Art World After More Than Three Months of Lockdown, French Museums Triumphantly Reopen to a Whole New World of Crowd Control, and Controversy The first visitors to the Centre Pompidou last week were met with rounds of applause from the museum staff. By Kate Brown, 19 hours ago
Galleries ‘It Feels Like We’re in It Together’: How a Utopian Collective-Ownership Model Is Helping This South African Art Gallery Thrive in Precarious Times In our latest spotlight on new business models for galleries, Stevenson shows how 13 owners can be better than one. By Tim Schneider, 20 hours ago
Exhibitions For the 4th of July, an Augmented Reality Artwork Is Bringing the Liberty Bell to Cities Across the Eastern Seaboard The work will be viewable in New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC, among other cities. By Sarah Cascone, 3 days ago
Art World From Emory Douglas’s Activist Art to Murakami’s Money Woes: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Jul 3, 2020
On View Photographer Gordon Parks Captured a Changing America in the Midst of the Civil Rights Era for Life Magazine—See Images Here As galleries and art institutions around the world begin to slowly reopen, we are spotlighting individual shows—online and IRL—that are worth your attention. By Caroline Goldstein, Jul 3, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: The US Supreme Court Agrees to Hear the High-Stakes Guelph Treasure Case + Other Stories Plus, Ai Weiwei's line of face masks raise over $1 million + the Guggenheim opens an investigation into its Basquiat show. By Artnet News, Jul 3, 2020
Art World 16 Spectacular Fashions From Throughout Art History That Can Help You Maintain Your Social Distance (While Making You Look Great) Tired of wearing pajamas? Here are a few looks to inspire you—and help you keep safe. By Katie White, Jul 3, 2020
Art World ‘There’s a Real Climate of Fear’: Students and Former Staff Speak Out About the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s CEO The direction of the iconic architect's foundation is under scrutiny as it severs ties with the School of Architecture at Taliesin. By Rob Goyanes, Jul 3, 2020
