People The Art World at Home: Valerie Cassel Oliver Is Curating a Show on Southern Hip Hop’s Influence on Art and Hanging Out With Her 9-Year-Old The curator tells us about her latest project and explains why organizing her home office has been a life-saver. By Artnet News, Jul 28, 2020
Art Fairs Facing an Empty Calendar, Six Dutch Old Master Dealers Will Launch Their Own Humble Art Fair at an Amsterdam Hotel The Art Affair, as the event is called, will be held in a hotel in Amsterdam. By Artnet News, Jul 27, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: Pace Becomes the Latest Gallery to Lay Off Staff as It Enters an ‘Extended Period of Financial Uncertainty’ + Other Stories Plus, Ken Griffin loans his $100 million Basquiat to the Art Institute of Chicago and a conservative women's group sues over a Black Lives Matter mural. By Artnet News, Jul 27, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: Silverfish, Beetles, and Other Grungy Critters Threaten to Overrun the Art in Locked-Down Museums + Other Stories Plus, Jerry Saltz worried about Gavin Brown joining Barbara Gladstone and 100 Dutch museums could fold. By Artnet News, Jul 24, 2020
The Art Angle The Art Angle Podcast: How Black Women Are Leading a Grassroots Art Revolution This week, journalist Melissa Smith joins the Art Angle to discuss how Black women artists in Pittsburgh are disrupting the status quo. By Artnet News, Jul 24, 2020
Art World The Winners of the 2020 iPhone Photography Awards Prove You Don’t Need a Fancy Professional Camera to Take Great Pictures. See Their Work Here The 13th edition of the prize competition brought in thousands of submissions from around the world. By Artnet News, Jul 23, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: 12,000 American Museums Could Go Out of Business by the End of the Year, a New Survey Says + Other Stories Plus, the House of Representatives votes to remove Confederate statues from the US Capitol and astronomy helps solve an art-history mystery. By Artnet News, Jul 23, 2020
People Studio Visit: Atlanta Artist Charly Palmer on Painting John Legend’s Portrait and What He ‘Has to’ Listen to While He Works We spoke with the Atlanta-based artist about what he's working on now and how he stays productive in the studio. By Artnet News, Jul 22, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: Billionaire Ronald Perelman Is Selling Off His Prize Miró and Matisse for Up to $50 Million + Other Stories Plus, a museum group calls for the ouster of the DIA's director and the art collection of Picasso's biographer is heading to auction. By Artnet News, Jul 22, 2020
Politics Richard Serra, Carrie Mae Weems, Ed Ruscha, and Other Art Stars Designed Anti-Trump Poster Art for the 2020 US Elections—See Images Here The art of the "ENOUGH of Trump" campaign is meant to inspire voter turnout in the presidential election. By Artnet News, Jul 21, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: Florence’s Uffizi Gallery Is Under Fire for Comparing a Pretty Instagram Influencer to Botticelli’s ‘Venus’ + Other News Plus, Trump removes Clinton and Bush's presidential portraits from the White House entrance hall and Adam Szymczyk gives his first interview since 2017. By Artnet News, Jul 21, 2020
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 7 Events for Your Virtual Art Calendar This Week, From an Online Tony Cokes Premiere to Asia Week New York’s Summer Redux Plus, a Zoom chat with Michael Rakowitz and the latest online video art series from Gagosian. By Artnet News, Jul 20, 2020
People A New Study Suggests the Real Cause of Renaissance Master Raphael’s Death Was a Disease Similar to the Coronavirus It was long believed—wrongly—that the artist died of syphilis. By Artnet News, Jul 20, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: In a Reversal, Governor Cuomo Indefinitely Delays New York’s Museum Reopenings + Other Stories Plus, the fall edition of TEFAF New York is cancelled and a blaze rips through a Nantes cathedral in a suspected arson attack. By Artnet News, Jul 20, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: California Man Who Masterminded a $6 Million Art Fraud Scheme Will Go to Prison for Years + Other Stories Plus, meet the 10 curators who will change art history, and the Canadian art world advocates for universal basic income. By Artnet News, Jul 17, 2020
