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The Art Angle Podcast: How Does the Art World Feel About Joe Biden’s Victory?

This week, three perspectives on how a Biden victory will affect the art world.

By Artnet News, Nov 13, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: The Artist Behind the Notoriously Naked Mary Wollstonecraft Statue Says Critics ‘Missed the Point’ + Other Stories

Plus, Anselm Kiefer will create this century's first public commission for Paris's Pantheon and MoMA is honoring George Clooney.

By Artnet News, Nov 12, 2020

People

‘We Barely Won’: 12 Artists and Collectives on the Challenges Culture Will Face After Donald Trump’s Presidency

Although there is a general mood of optimism, some artists are holding onto their skepticism.

By Artnet News, Nov 11, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Facing Dark Times, the Met Has Named Two Powerful Patrons to Chair Its Board—a First + Other Stories

Plus, an artist sues Diesel for allegedly copying her work in an ad campaign and Manhattan's DA returns 45 antiquities to Pakistan.

By Artnet News, Nov 11, 2020

People

Studio Visit: Painter Jo Baer on the Exercise Gear (and Chili) That Are Her Secret to Making Large-Scale Artworks at the Age of 91

Hint: it involves dumbbells.

By Artnet News, Nov 10, 2020

Exhibitions

Two Landmark US Museum Shows Will Spotlight the Long Overlooked History of Modern and Avant-Garde Korean Art

The Guggenheim and LACMA have ambitious surveys of 20th-century Korean art planned for 2022.

By Artnet News, Nov 10, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Shanghai Is Getting Ready to Host Two of the World’s First Full-Scale IRL Art Fairs in Months + Other Stories

Plus, a Pollock-inspired painting by pop star Ed Sheeran fetches $53,000 for charity and Judy Chicago unveils her first digital artwork.

By Artnet News, Nov 10, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: President-Elect Joe Biden Thanks America With a Stirring Video Inspired by Artist Lorraine O’Grady + Other Stories

Plus, Dutch museums team up to launch a Van Gogh database and Germany's answer to John Oliver targets one of the country's top collectors.

By Artnet News, Nov 9, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Historic Churches in Naples Are at Risk of Being Swallowed Up by Actual Sinkholes + Other Stories

Plus, folk star Joan Baez is a portrait painter now and White Cube is planning a show inspired by "Rear Window."

By Artnet News, Nov 6, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Artist Glenn Ligon Reveals His Latest Work, About a Never-Ending Election Day + Other Stories

Plus, pop star Grimes opens up about her baby's love of "radical art" and Berlin lays out its next bailout plan for the locked-down culture sector.

By Artnet News, Nov 5, 2020

People

What I Buy and Why: The Cultivist’s Laura de Gunzburg on Art, Style, and the Most Impractical Work in Her Collection

We spoke to de Gunzburg about what's on her walls.

By Artnet News, Nov 5, 2020

The Art Angle

The Art Angle Podcast: How Pepe the Frog Explains America’s Toxic Politics

The documentary 'Feels Good Man' won a special jury award at Sundance this year.

By Artnet News, Nov 5, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: The Official Plan to Save Venice From Flooding Has One Big, Wet Problem + Other Stories

Plus, Australia dedicates millions to restitution efforts and China has reportedly destroyed more than two-thirds of Uyghur mosques.

By Artnet News, Nov 4, 2020

People

What I Buy and Why: Actress and Model Nichole Galicia on the Stroke of Luck That Got Her Hooked on Collecting Art—as a Teenager

The actress and model shares how she first caught the collecting bug, and what's got her attention now.

By Artnet News, Nov 4, 2020

Art World

Here Are 14 Calming Works From Art History to Help You Relax Despite Everything Giving You Anxiety Right Now

From a rendition of the Buddha to colorful abstractions to domestic scenes, these works may help take the edge off.

By Artnet News, Nov 3, 2020

Artnet News

The Art Angle Podcast: How Does the Art World Feel About Joe Biden’s Victory?

Art Industry News: The Artist Behind the Notoriously Naked Mary Wollstonecraft Statue Says Critics ‘Missed the Point’ + Other Stories

‘We Barely Won’: 12 Artists and Collectives on the Challenges Culture Will Face After Donald Trump’s Presidency

Art Industry News: Facing Dark Times, the Met Has Named Two Powerful Patrons to Chair Its Board—a First + Other Stories

Studio Visit: Painter Jo Baer on the Exercise Gear (and Chili) That Are Her Secret to Making Large-Scale Artworks at the Age of 91

Two Landmark US Museum Shows Will Spotlight the Long Overlooked History of Modern and Avant-Garde Korean Art

Art Industry News: Shanghai Is Getting Ready to Host Two of the World’s First Full-Scale IRL Art Fairs in Months + Other Stories

Art Industry News: President-Elect Joe Biden Thanks America With a Stirring Video Inspired by Artist Lorraine O’Grady + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Historic Churches in Naples Are at Risk of Being Swallowed Up by Actual Sinkholes + Other Stories

Art Industry News: Artist Glenn Ligon Reveals His Latest Work, About a Never-Ending Election Day + Other Stories

What I Buy and Why: The Cultivist’s Laura de Gunzburg on Art, Style, and the Most Impractical Work in Her Collection

The Art Angle Podcast: How Pepe the Frog Explains America’s Toxic Politics

Art Industry News: The Official Plan to Save Venice From Flooding Has One Big, Wet Problem + Other Stories

What I Buy and Why: Actress and Model Nichole Galicia on the Stroke of Luck That Got Her Hooked on Collecting Art—as a Teenager

Here Are 14 Calming Works From Art History to Help You Relax Despite Everything Giving You Anxiety Right Now

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