Art World

This Contemporary Artist Will Complete a Missing Scene in the Millennium-Old Bayeux Tapestry

French artist Hélène Delprat has been selected to create an addition to the Bayeux Tapestry, which depicts the Norman Conquest.

by Brian Boucher

Artists

Trendsetting Galleries Are Betting on Rising Artist Luke Agada

Rising artist Luke Agada is known for his surrealistic paintings. His works are now on view in "Between Two Suns" at Roberts Projects in L.A.

by Katie White

Artists

Why Artists Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst Want Us to Stop Minimizing—And Fearing—A.I.

A surprising new work by Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst at the Serpentine in London challenges our assumptions about A.I.

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Museums & Institutions

The Hirshhorn Museum Is Looking to the Future With a New Art School

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Art & Exhibitions

Star Sculptor Ruth Asawa Gets Her First Posthumous Retrospective

by Sarah Cascone

Law & Politics

Activists Banned From Protesting in London After Throwing Soup on a Van Gogh

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Pop Culture

‘Love Is Blind’ Villain Leo Braudy on His Life as an Art Dealer

by Annie Armstrong

Art World

Gallery Network

Paris Photo Alights Once Again at the Grand Palais—Here’s What’s In Store

by Artnet Gallery Network

Museums & Institutions

A New Wing—and Name—for the New-York Historical Society

by Sarah Cascone

Books

Brian Eno Distills Decades of Theorizing About Art Into a Very Special New Book

by Richard Whiddington

Collectibles

Half a Million Dollars for a Dime? Ultra-Rare Roosevelt Coin Is a Hit at Auction

by Tim Brinkhof

Market

Auctions

A $10 Million Monet, the Jewel of a Storied Chicago Collection for 130 Years, Heads to Auction

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

Market

Frieze Art Fairs May Be Put Up For Sale—And More Art Industry News

by Annie Armstrong

Wet Paint

The Art World’s Favorite Dermatologist Opens in Tribeca, and More Juicy Art World Gossip

by Annie Armstrong

Art Fairs

Here’s What Sold—and For How Much—at Art Basel Paris 2024

by Artnet News

Podcast

Art Market Minute

Could a Shift in Collectors’ Habits Be Underway?

by Sonia Manalili

The Art Angle

How Textiles Took Over the Art World

by Sonia Manalili

Art Market Minute

Listen: The Biggest Sales at Art Basel Paris

by Sonia Manalili

The Art Angle

A Damning Appraisal of Art World Elitism

by Sonia Manalili

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Books

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Collectibles

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Museums & Institutions

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Art World

Bob Ross Once Painted Entirely in Gray for Colorblind Fans

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Museums & Institutions

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Art History

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Gallery Network

How Artist Julia Scher Uses a Bed to Interrogate Systems of Surveillance

by Artnet Gallery Network