Reviews We Parsed Artist Joe Zucker’s Witty Cult Opus, ‘100 Foot Long Piece’, Panel by Panel Zucker, who is now in his late 70s, made the work when he had just moved to New York from Minneapolis as a young artist. By Ben Davis, 6 hours ago
Women's Place in the Art World Museums Claim They’re Paying More Attention to Female Artists. That’s an Illusion. Just 11 percent of all museum acquisitions over the past decade have been of work by women, our new investigation finds. By Julia Halperin & Charlotte Burns, 1 day ago
On View ‘We’re In the Age of the Remix’: Watch Jacolby Satterwhite Use His Own Body to Shift Perceptions of His Persona As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By Caroline Goldstein, 19 hours ago
Auctions Has Banksy Altered His Famed Painting of British Parliamentarians as Chimps? Either Way, It Could Fetch $2.5 Million at Auction Next Month It's tempting to believe the artist may be planning another auction stunt. By Taylor Dafoe, 19 hours ago
On View An Obscure Portrait of St. Jerome, Purchased for $600 at a Small-Town Auction, Is Actually a Rare Anthony van Dyck Painting The painting is the subject of an exhibition at the Albany Institute of History & Art. By Sarah Cascone, 21 hours ago
Art World A New Multi-Purpose Art Center in Estonia Will Open in a Former Russian Tsarist Submarine Warehouse The art center will host residencies, art fairs, talks, and more. By Luise Wank, 21 hours ago
On View An Artist Famous for His Viral Sand Art Is Behind a Striking New Installation in Berlin Made of Flowers and Tombstones The artwork appeared overnight during Berlin Art Week. By Sarah Cascone, 22 hours ago
Art World Art Industry News: Ai Weiwei’s Childhood in the Cultural Revolution Is the Subject of a Film Premiering in London + Other Stories Plus, Expo Chicago opens with a section dedicated to climate change and London gets a feminist museum. By artnet News, 24 hours ago
Women's Place in the Art World The Art World Is Considered a Progressive Place, But It Has a Big Blind Spot: Supporting Working Mothers As the art world navigates new frontiers of progressive politics, many parents in the industry feel left behind. By Rachel Corbett, 1 day ago
Women's Place in the Art World Case Studies: How Four Museums Are Taking Dramatic Measures to Admit More Women Artists Into the Art Historical Canon We examine how four museums are adopting different strategies to move the needle on the representation of women in art history. By Julia Halperin & Charlotte Burns, 1 day ago
Women's Place in the Art World Visualizing the Numbers: See Infographics Tracing the Representation of Women Artists in Museums and the Market See visualization of our findings. By Beatriz Lozano, 1 day ago
Women's Place in the Art World ‘It’s Not the Quality of the Art That Matters, It’s Discrimination’: Excerpts From Our Interviews on Women’s Place in the Art World We spoke with more than 40 people to get their reactions to our findings and their take on women in the art world. Here are the highlights. By Julia Halperin & Charlotte Burns, 1 day ago
Women's Place in the Art World Methodology: How We Gathered and Analyzed Our Data on Women in the Art World Here's how we gathered and analyzed the data that formed the backbone of our investigation. By Julia Halperin & Charlotte Burns, 1 day ago
Women's Place in the Art World Female Artists Represent Just 2 Percent of the Market. Here’s Why—and How That Can Change The market for work by women doubled over the past decade. But it’s still less than the total sales for Picasso alone. By Julia Halperin & Charlotte Burns, 1 day ago
Market 5 Artists to Watch During Warsaw Gallery Weekend, Which Unfolds Against the Backdrop of a General Election There is a strong feminist mood in the galleries this fall. By Hili Perlson, 1 day ago
Art World Are You an Artist? Well We Hope You’re Rich or Beautiful, Otherwise People Might Not Want to Date You, a New Study Says Creativity ranks among the least desirable of traits in a potential partner, it turns out. By Taylor Dafoe, 2 days ago
On View These 22 New York-Area Museums Are Offering Free Admission for One Day Only This Weekend Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 21, when dozens of museums throughout the city will open their door for free. By Katie White, 2 days ago
