Opinion A Very Special Easter Poem From Kenny Schachter and Jeff Koons’s Inflatable Bunny It turns out the iconic artwork has a lot on its mind—and can rap, too. By Kenny Schachter, 3 hours ago
Politics ‘We Want to Feel Free’: At These 4 Fringe Galleries in Moscow, Artists Are Avoiding Government Censors To avoid government restrictions, some artists are setting up their own fringe spaces. By Rachel Corbett, 5 hours ago
Opinion The Gray Market: Why Gagosian’s New Art Advisory Brings It Closer to Becoming the Amazon of the Art World (and Other Insights) Our columnist examines the Gagosian brand's expansion into independent art advising—and shows how it ties into the bigger cultural picture. By Tim Schneider, 2 hours ago
Art World ‘It’s All About Life’: Ethiopia’s Newest Art Museum Doubles as an Experiment in Environmental Sustainability The Zoma Museum, an alternative arts and ecological institution in Addis Ababa, opened in March. By Kate Brown, 4 hours ago
Exhibitions What Would It Mean to See Beyond Colonialism? In Berlin, an Exhibition and a Mobile School Look for Answers The Daimler Collection and Savvy Contemporary offer ways to think of new models of art and design. By Mebrak Tareke, 3 days ago
Art World Artist Molly Crabapple Explains Why She Collaborated With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Imagine a Greener Future In a video produced for The Intercept, Crabapple illustrates a story written and narrated by Ocasio-Cortez. By Taylor Dafoe, 3 days ago
Art World From the Devastating Fire at Notre Dame to Beyoncé’s Art-History Lessons: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, 3 days ago
People Who Is the Fashion Czarina and Art-World Socialite Miroslava Duma, Recently Named in the Mueller Report? Obviously we found an art angle on the biggest news story of 2019. By Caroline Goldstein, 3 days ago
Exhibitions Here’s How the Hilma af Klint Show Played Perfectly Into the Current Zeitgeist to Become the Guggenheim’s Most-Visited Exhibition Ever The show made history with more than 600,000 visitors. By Ben Davis, 3 days ago
Galleries David Zwirner Will Represent the Family of Artist Paul Klee, Who Have Never Before Worked With a Gallery The gallery is planning solo presentations at TEFAF New York and in Chelsea. By Eileen Kinsella, 3 days ago
People Artist Spencer Tunick Is Looking for an Army of Models in New York City to Help Him Fight Facebook Censorship The artist is taking aim at the "community guidelines" of social media platforms, which he says stifle his creativity and censor his art. By Caroline Goldstein, 3 days ago
Art World Art Industry News: As Edgy Artists Enter the Notre Dame Spire Competition, Conservatives Get Nervous + Other Stories Plus, Mary Boone's goodbye press tour continues and Phillips looks to break Mark Bradford's auction record again. By artnet News, Apr 19, 2019
On View A Show in Vienna Seeks to Highlight the Female Artists of Austria’s Golden Age. Here Are 5 Women That Art History Forgot Art history rarely looks past two male artists, Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele, as the cornerstones of Viennese modernism. This exhibition seeks to revise that. By Kimberly Bradley, Apr 19, 2019
Auctions Is the Photography Market Sleepy—Or Just Getting Started? Here Are 3 Trends Investment-Minded Collectors Should Know We extract three trends from this year's photography auctions to show you where the market has been—and where its opportunities are now. By Tim Schneider, Apr 19, 2019
Art and Law In the Trial of Alleged Art-World Scammer Anna Delvey, a Former Vanity Fair Editor Recounts Being Conned in the Luxury Trip From Hell A lavish trip to Morocco ended in disaster for Rachel Williams who was left with $60,000 in debt By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 18, 2019
Opinion Why the Cultural Battle Over the Meaning of the Notre Dame Fire Is Playing Into the Hands of Only One Side There is a battle for the meaning of the terrible fire's symbolism. By Ben Davis, Apr 18, 2019
People Meet the Art Collectors Behind Galerie Magazine Who Just Bought the National Enquirer for $100 Million James and Lisa Cohen own work by Jennifer Bartlett, Roy Liechtenstein, Keith Haring, Sam Francis, Jean Dubuffet, and others. By artnet News, Apr 18, 2019
