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Art Fairs

Here Are 5 Emerging Artists You Might Not Know—But Should—From New York’s Frieze Week Fairs

Need to catch up on the latest and greatest? We've got just the rundown for you.

By artnet News, May 3, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: Looters Are Selling Stolen Syrian Art on Facebook + Other Stories

Plus, Cattelan's gold toilet heads to Winston Churchill's birthplace and a Scientologist wins his court battle against the Haus der Kunst.

By artnet News, May 3, 2019

On View

‘I Really Love Stuff’: Watch Artist Mark Dion Shop for Flea-Market Finds to Build His Eclectic Visions of the Natural World

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By artnet News, May 2, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: Macron Asks Italy’s President to Meet Him by Leonardo da Vinci’s Tomb in Bid to Reduce Tension + Other Stories

Plus, a German art heiress heads to court on $1.4 million theft charges and an art conservation student enjoys her night at the Louvre Airbnb.

By artnet News, May 2, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: US Museum Slams the German Far-Right for Co-Opting Its ‘Slave’ Painting to Demonize Immigrants + Other Stories

Plus, Madrid's Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza wins a decade-long legal battle over a Pissarro painting and Joel Mesler paints a portrait of Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney.

By artnet News, May 1, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: Philippe de Montebello and More Than 1,000 Other Experts Say Macron Is Rushing Notre Dame’s Restoration + Other Stories

Plus, New York's Asia Society plans a contemporary art triennial and Jake Gyllenhaal may or may not only collect portraits of himself.

By artnet News, Apr 30, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: Portraits Damien Hirst Doodled on Coffee-Stained Placemats Are Now National Treasures + Other Stories

Plus, Christie's appoints a new head of private sales and an algorithm aims to paint like Vermeer and van Gogh.

By artnet News, Apr 29, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: Vanity Fair Charts How the Gallery World’s ‘Art Boys’ Became Catnip to Celebrity Girlfriends + Other Stories

Plus, a Gagosian veteran joins Levy Gorvy and an open letter criticizes Tate's ongoing relationship with Anthony D'Offay.

By artnet News, Apr 26, 2019

Art Guides

Heading to Berlin Gallery Weekend? Here’s Our Ultimate Guide for What to See, Where to Eat, and How to Party Like an Art Star

Here's our insider's guide to help you make the most of this year's Berlin Gallery Weekend, which kicks off today.

By artnet News, Apr 26, 2019

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Art Fairs

Here Are 5 Emerging Artists You Might Not Know—But Should—From New York’s Frieze Week Fairs

Art World

Art Industry News: Looters Are Selling Stolen Syrian Art on Facebook + Other Stories

On View

‘I Really Love Stuff’: Watch Artist Mark Dion Shop for Flea-Market Finds to Build His Eclectic Visions of the Natural World

Art World

Art Industry News: Macron Asks Italy’s President to Meet Him by Leonardo da Vinci’s Tomb in Bid to Reduce Tension + Other Stories

Art World

Art Industry News: US Museum Slams the German Far-Right for Co-Opting Its ‘Slave’ Painting to Demonize Immigrants + Other Stories

Art World

Art Industry News: Philippe de Montebello and More Than 1,000 Other Experts Say Macron Is Rushing Notre Dame’s Restoration + Other Stories

Art World

Art Industry News: Portraits Damien Hirst Doodled on Coffee-Stained Placemats Are Now National Treasures + Other Stories

Art World

Art Industry News: Vanity Fair Charts How the Gallery World’s ‘Art Boys’ Became Catnip to Celebrity Girlfriends + Other Stories

Art Guides

Heading to Berlin Gallery Weekend? Here’s Our Ultimate Guide for What to See, Where to Eat, and How to Party Like an Art Star

Art World

Art Industry News: The Long-Delayed Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Is Now ‘On Track’ to Open by 2023 + Other Stories

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Art World

Art Industry News: The Louvre Must Race to Buy a Rembrandt Masterpiece Before It Leaves France Forever + Other Stories

Art World

Art Industry News: Climate Change Activists Stage a Mass ‘Die-In’ at a London Museum + Other Stories

Art World

Art Industry News: The Notorious Nazi-Looted Gurlitt Trove Is Heading to the Israel Museum + Other Stories

Art World

Art Industry News: As Edgy Artists Enter the Notre Dame Spire Competition, Conservatives Get Nervous + Other Stories

artnet News

Here Are 5 Emerging Artists You Might Not Know—But Should—From New York’s Frieze Week Fairs

Art Industry News: Looters Are Selling Stolen Syrian Art on Facebook + Other Stories

‘I Really Love Stuff’: Watch Artist Mark Dion Shop for Flea-Market Finds to Build His Eclectic Visions of the Natural World

Art Industry News: Macron Asks Italy’s President to Meet Him by Leonardo da Vinci’s Tomb in Bid to Reduce Tension + Other Stories

Art Industry News: US Museum Slams the German Far-Right for Co-Opting Its ‘Slave’ Painting to Demonize Immigrants + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Philippe de Montebello and More Than 1,000 Other Experts Say Macron Is Rushing Notre Dame’s Restoration + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Portraits Damien Hirst Doodled on Coffee-Stained Placemats Are Now National Treasures + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Vanity Fair Charts How the Gallery World’s ‘Art Boys’ Became Catnip to Celebrity Girlfriends + Other Stories

Heading to Berlin Gallery Weekend? Here’s Our Ultimate Guide for What to See, Where to Eat, and How to Party Like an Art Star

Art Industry News: The Long-Delayed Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Is Now ‘On Track’ to Open by 2023 + Other Stories

Want to Help Make artnet News (Even) Better? Take This Survey—You Could Win $500

Art Industry News: The Louvre Must Race to Buy a Rembrandt Masterpiece Before It Leaves France Forever + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Climate Change Activists Stage a Mass ‘Die-In’ at a London Museum + Other Stories

Art Industry News: The Notorious Nazi-Looted Gurlitt Trove Is Heading to the Israel Museum + Other Stories

Art Industry News: As Edgy Artists Enter the Notre Dame Spire Competition, Conservatives Get Nervous + Other Stories

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