Art World Step Inside Artist Dale Chihuly’s Stunning Seattle Studio, Filled With an Epic Antiques Collection and His Otherworldly Glass Forms A new book from the artist takes us inside his museum-like studio, the Boathouse. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 4, 2023
Shows & Exhibitions Seoul Art Week Is Set to Be Busier Than Ever—Here Are 5 Exhibitions You Won’t Want to Miss Galleries, auction houses, and museums are flexing their curatorial muscles this week in the South Korean capital. By Vivienne Chow, Sep 4, 2023
Shows & Exhibitions A New Show on Fauvism Is Challenging the Movement’s Reputation of Being a Boy’s Club by Shining a Light on Its Overlooked Women Members The exhibition shows that women were central to the movement as artists, dealers, and inspiration. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 4, 2023
Museums The Embattled British Museum Has Named an Interim Director as More Countries Ramp Up Calls for Repatriation of National Treasures Wales is the latest country to call on the British Museum to return objects. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 4, 2023
People Artist Tomás Saraceno on How He Made the World of Spiders Audible to the Human Ear The solo exhibition "Web(s) of Life" is on view at the Serpentine Galleries in London until September 10, 2023. By Kate Brown, Sep 4, 2023
Art World The Beloved PBS Series ‘Art21’ Heads to Theaters for a Special Event Debuting New Films and Artist-Curated Screenings The two-night event takes place on September 13 at Metrograph Theater and September 15 at SVA Theatre. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 4, 2023
People Wet Paint in the Wild: Artist Dee Clements Takes Us Up to Maine to Weave Baskets and Party With Gallerists The artist takes us through a week in her life. By Annie Armstrong, Sep 1, 2023
Crime The Manhattan D.A. Seized a $20 Million Statue of Marcus Aurelius From the Cleveland Museum of Art, Continuing a Spree of Raids Seeking Looted Turkish Art The D.A. is looking to return Turkey's stolen Bubon bronzes, and has also seized a sculpture from Fordham University's antiquities museum. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 1, 2023
Art World Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Former Studio, Now Home to Angelina Jolie’s Fashion Label, Has Inexplicably Been Coated in Pink Paint Jolie, who began renting the space in July, had pledged to leave its facade untouched. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 1, 2023
Travel In Las Vegas, You’ll Find Top-Notch Art in Casinos, Bars, Malls, Even the Desert—Everywhere Except Museums Our writer offers a first-hand account of art hopping in the desert city. By Janelle Zara, Sep 1, 2023
Law The U.S. Government Is Chasing Down a $1.3 Million Picasso as Part of Ongoing Efforts to Recover Assets From Jho Low’s Infamous 1MDB Fund The fallout from the massive embezzlement scheme continues with art seizures. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 1, 2023
Up Next New York-Based Painter Krista Louise Smith Brings a Gauzy, Pastel Ethereality to Her Sweeping Skyscapes The artist's otherworldly paintings and ceramics will go on view in a solo exhibition at Carvalho Park in September. By Katie White, Aug 31, 2023
Law Attorneys Trade Revealing Barbs in New Documents Just Filed in the Ongoing Lisa Schiff Legal Fight Fresh filings in the case indicate a federal investigation and grand jury subpoena could be on the way. By Eileen Kinsella, Aug 31, 2023
Art World Supreme’s Creative Director, Tremaine Emory, Has Resigned, Citing the ‘Distress’ Caused by a Nixed Collaboration With Artist Arthur Jafa The designer also alleged "systemic racism" within the company fueled his departure. By Min Chen, Aug 31, 2023
Law Future Salvaging Missions to the Titanic Are at Risk After the U.S. Government Blocked the Recovery of a Historic Artifact From the Wreck The federal government has filed a motion to block a proposed mission to salvage the ship's wireless telegraph. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Aug 31, 2023
