Exhibitions Kara Walker’s New Drawings Insert Former President Barack Obama Into Art-Historical Allegories—See Images Here “Kara Walker: Drawings” is on view at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. By Artnet News, Mar 13, 2020
Art World The Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, and Other French Museums Close as France Limits Gatherings to 100 People The government had previously allowed 1,000 people into museums at a time. By Artnet News, Mar 13, 2020
Exhibitions Experimental Artist Anicka Yi, Who Has Made Art With AI, Insects, and Smells, Is Tapped for the Next Tate Turbine Hall Commission The Korean-American artist will follow Kara Walker as the next artist to create the monumental project in London. By Artnet News, Mar 13, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: The Metropolitan Museum of Art May Be Closed, But the Met Gala Is Still On + Other Stories Plus, Studio 54 regulars look back ahead of the Brooklyn Museum's show and mega-galleries in New York temporarily shutter. By Artnet News, Mar 13, 2020
Art World The Metropolitan Museum of Art Has Indefinitely Closed All Three Locations After a Staffer May Have Caught Coronavirus The staff member exhibited flu-like symptoms after traveling overseas. By Artnet News, Mar 12, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: Madrid Becomes the Latest City to Shutter Its Museums to Prevent the Spread of Coronavirus + Other Stories Plus, the latest UK budget opens the door to a flood of freeports and Egypt's oldest pyramid reopens to the public. By Artnet News, Mar 12, 2020
Art World Must-See Art Guide: London The city's galleries and museums are remaining open despite health concerns. Here's what to see (just bring your hand sanitizer.) By Artnet News, Mar 11, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: A Landmark Italian Art Show in Washington, DC, Has Been Called Off by Italy’s Lockdown + Other Stories Plus, Emma Talbot wins the Max Mara Art Prize for Women and Berlin Gallery Weekend downsizes its May event. By Artnet News, Mar 11, 2020
Art World In Pictures: See Eerie Pictures of the World’s Most Popular Cultural Sites Emptied by the Coronavirus From Rome to Jerusalem, cultural sites are unsettlingly devoid of people. By Artnet News, Mar 10, 2020
The Art Angle The Art Angle Podcast: What Does an Art Scene Look Like Under the Coronavirus? This week, reporter Vivienne Chow calls in from her home in Hong Kong to share her experience living in a region ravaged by the COVID-19 virus. By Artnet News, Mar 10, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: The National Gallery of Australia Just Spent Its Entire Acquisition Budget on Jordan Wolfson’s Latest Robot + Other Stories Plus, Shell ends its sponsorship of London's Southbank Centre and the embattled Erie Art Museum gets an interim director. By Artnet News, Mar 10, 2020
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 11 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Recovered from Armory Week? Here's what to do and see as you dive into a new week of art events. By Artnet News, Mar 9, 2020
Art Fairs Armory Week Round-Up: Here’s Everything We Published on the 2020 New York Fairs, All in One Place Here's all the news you missed. By Artnet News, Mar 9, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: A $15 Million Gauguin in the Tate’s Collection Might Actually Be a Worthless Faux-guin + Other Stories Plus, Max Hetzler Gallery plans to open in Marfa, Texas and feminist art shows are coming for American museums. By Artnet News, Mar 9, 2020
Art World Art Industry News: The Armory Show Is Leaving the Piers Next Year and Changing Its Dates + Other Stories Plus, Glenfell Tower families criticize Steve McQueen and the Musée d'Orsay gets a major gift. By Artnet News, Mar 6, 2020
