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Art Industry News: Artist Alex Prager’s New Buzzed-About LACMA Installation Is Actually an Ad for Miller Lite (Really) + Other Stories

Plus, Liste will be held inside Art Basel next year and Irina Antonova, the grande dame of the Russian art world, dies at 98.

By Artnet News, 17 hours ago

Art and Law

Six Black Photojournalists Are Suing BuzzFeed for Publishing Their Instagram Images of This Summer’s Protests Without Consent

Buzzfeed has since removed the photographers' images from the article.

By Artnet News, 1 day ago

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Art Industry News: Four Unidentified (But Non-Alien) Figures Were Observed Destroying Utah’s Mystery Monolith + Other Stories

Plus, the Smithsonian is preparing an oral history of 2020 through the eyes of artists and a stolen horse head is returned to Beijing.

By Artnet News, 2 days ago

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7 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From Nari Ward’s Take on Phishing Scams to an Online Eco-Art Festival

Mark your calendar for these IRL and virtual events.

By Artnet News, 2 days ago

Art World

The Mysterious Utah Monolith That May Have Been Made by Aliens Has Inexplicably Vanished From the Red Rock Canyon

Where the object came from remains a mystery.

By Artnet News, 3 days ago

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Art Industry News: Frieze Art Fair Is Exploring a New Edition in Seoul as a Way to Break Into Asia’s Market + Other Stories

Plus, Yayoi Kusama's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon finally gets to fly and Artcurial is selling a piece of the Eiffel Tower.

By Artnet News, 3 days ago

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The Art World at Home: Asia Society Museum Director Michelle Yun Is Finalizing the Institution’s Triennial and Floating in Her Pool

We caught up with Yun about life in the galleries and life at home.

By Artnet News, Nov 30, 2020

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From a Mysterious Alien Monolith to the Death of an Art-Dealing French Resistance Hero: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news—fast.

By Artnet News, Nov 27, 2020

Art World

From a Monumental Pigeon to a Fountain of Tears, Here Are the 12 Finalists for the High Line Plinth Commission

See the 12 proposals here.

By Artnet News, Nov 27, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: The Museum of London Wants to Collect Your Covid-19 Dreams (Yes, You Read That Right) + Other Stories

Plus, the Museum of the Bible restitutes a precious, looted artifact and Art Basel's miniature fair opens in Hong Kong.

By Artnet News, Nov 27, 2020

People

The Art World at Home: Bass Museum Director Silvia Cubina Is Organizing a Citywide Public Art Show and Enjoying Her Reading Nook

Between tracking hurricanes, organizing scavenger hunts, and catching up on some opera, Cubina has been pretty busy.

By Artnet News, Nov 27, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Researchers Have Found DNA on Leonardo Drawings—And They Are Not Ruling Out That It Could Be From the Master Himself + Other Stories

Plus, the Met will project an artist's love letter to New York onto its façade and activists are memorializing art from the Black Lives Matter movement.

By Artnet News, Nov 26, 2020

Australia’s National Gallery of Victoria Will Build a Massive New Building as Part of a $1 Billion Overhaul of the Local Arts District

The new facility will rival Tate Modern in scale.

By Artnet News, Nov 25, 2020

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Artnet Talks: Why New York City Collectors Rule the Art Market—Now and Post-Pandemic

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By Artnet News, Nov 25, 2020

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Art Industry News: Artist Alex Prager’s New Buzzed-About LACMA Installation Is Actually an Ad for Miller Lite (Really) + Other Stories

Art and Law

Six Black Photojournalists Are Suing BuzzFeed for Publishing Their Instagram Images of This Summer’s Protests Without Consent

Art World

Art Industry News: Four Unidentified (But Non-Alien) Figures Were Observed Destroying Utah’s Mystery Monolith + Other Stories

Art World

7 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From Nari Ward’s Take on Phishing Scams to an Online Eco-Art Festival

Art World

The Mysterious Utah Monolith That May Have Been Made by Aliens Has Inexplicably Vanished From the Red Rock Canyon

Art World

Art Industry News: Frieze Art Fair Is Exploring a New Edition in Seoul as a Way to Break Into Asia’s Market + Other Stories

People

The Art World at Home: Asia Society Museum Director Michelle Yun Is Finalizing the Institution’s Triennial and Floating in Her Pool

Art World

From a Mysterious Alien Monolith to the Death of an Art-Dealing French Resistance Hero: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Art World

From a Monumental Pigeon to a Fountain of Tears, Here Are the 12 Finalists for the High Line Plinth Commission

Art World

Art Industry News: The Museum of London Wants to Collect Your Covid-19 Dreams (Yes, You Read That Right) + Other Stories

People

The Art World at Home: Bass Museum Director Silvia Cubina Is Organizing a Citywide Public Art Show and Enjoying Her Reading Nook

Art World

Art Industry News: Researchers Have Found DNA on Leonardo Drawings—And They Are Not Ruling Out That It Could Be From the Master Himself + Other Stories

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The Art Angle Podcast: The Rise and Fall of Anne Geddes, Queen of Baby Photography

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Australia’s National Gallery of Victoria Will Build a Massive New Building as Part of a $1 Billion Overhaul of the Local Arts District

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Artnet Talks: Why New York City Collectors Rule the Art Market—Now and Post-Pandemic

Artnet News

Art Industry News: Artist Alex Prager’s New Buzzed-About LACMA Installation Is Actually an Ad for Miller Lite (Really) + Other Stories

Six Black Photojournalists Are Suing BuzzFeed for Publishing Their Instagram Images of This Summer’s Protests Without Consent

Art Industry News: Four Unidentified (But Non-Alien) Figures Were Observed Destroying Utah’s Mystery Monolith + Other Stories

7 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From Nari Ward’s Take on Phishing Scams to an Online Eco-Art Festival

The Mysterious Utah Monolith That May Have Been Made by Aliens Has Inexplicably Vanished From the Red Rock Canyon

Art Industry News: Frieze Art Fair Is Exploring a New Edition in Seoul as a Way to Break Into Asia’s Market + Other Stories

The Art World at Home: Asia Society Museum Director Michelle Yun Is Finalizing the Institution’s Triennial and Floating in Her Pool

From a Mysterious Alien Monolith to the Death of an Art-Dealing French Resistance Hero: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

From a Monumental Pigeon to a Fountain of Tears, Here Are the 12 Finalists for the High Line Plinth Commission

Art Industry News: The Museum of London Wants to Collect Your Covid-19 Dreams (Yes, You Read That Right) + Other Stories

The Art World at Home: Bass Museum Director Silvia Cubina Is Organizing a Citywide Public Art Show and Enjoying Her Reading Nook

Art Industry News: Researchers Have Found DNA on Leonardo Drawings—And They Are Not Ruling Out That It Could Be From the Master Himself + Other Stories

The Art Angle Podcast: The Rise and Fall of Anne Geddes, Queen of Baby Photography

Australia’s National Gallery of Victoria Will Build a Massive New Building as Part of a $1 Billion Overhaul of the Local Arts District

Artnet Talks: Why New York City Collectors Rule the Art Market—Now and Post-Pandemic

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