Art World Beloved Modernist Florine Stettheimer Finally Gets the Catalogue Raisonné Treatment Published online by the Wildenstein Plattner Institute, it will be one of a growing number of digital CRs. By Brian Boucher, Jul 22, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Step Into Recreations of Edward Hopper’s Masterpieces at a Birthday Extravaganza The neighborhood will stage its own kind of immersive experience, with a live clown, no less. By Brian Boucher, Jul 12, 2024
Art World A Chic Berkshires Hotel Will Host an Invite-Only Art Fair Next Summer Arrival, as it's called, will feature around 30 exhibitors, and aims to draw curators, museum directors, and the "Williams mafia." By Brian Boucher, Jul 12, 2024
Museums & Institutions Tasmanian Museum’s Infamous ‘Ladies Lounge’ Has Been Displaying Fake Picassos All Along Kirsha Kaechele’s installation was meant to ask questions about sexism. Now it poses different questions. By Brian Boucher, Jul 10, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Night at the Museum—Literally: Carsten Höller Invites You to a Sleepover In collaboration with a sleep researcher, Höller promises dreams of flying. By Brian Boucher, Jul 9, 2024
Art World British Politician Misses the Point of Banksy’s Glastonbury Boat Artwork British Home Secretary James Cleverly misunderstood the work as a "celebration" of immigrant deaths. By Brian Boucher, Jul 2, 2024
Museums & Institutions ‘It Defames Me’: Brauer Museum Founding Director Blasts Valparaiso University’s Ongoing Deaccessioning Plan The university has temporarily shuttered the museum, but plans to go ahead with the sale of three artworks. By Brian Boucher, Jul 1, 2024
Law & Politics Why Did Ron DeSantis Cut All Florida Arts Funding? Because He Feared ‘Sexual Festivals’ The governor cast a serious shadow on the future of the arts in the Sunshine State. By Brian Boucher, Jun 28, 2024
Art & Exhibitions Marina Abramović Wants the Glastonbury Festival Crowd to Be Quiet for a Minute More specifically, she wants them to remain silent for exactly seven minutes. By Brian Boucher, Jun 28, 2024
Museums & Institutions Brauer Museum Shutters Amid Deaccessioning Controversy The university still plans to go ahead with the sale of three artworks, citing a budget shortfall and possible soup activism. By Brian Boucher, Jun 27, 2024
Museums & Institutions Kunsthaus Zurich to Sell a Monet Canvas After Settling With Jewish Heirs The canvas belonged to textile entrepreneur Carl Sachs. By Brian Boucher, Jun 21, 2024
Auctions A Rediscovered David Hockney Drawing Heads to Auction After 15 Years in Private Hands The piece shows the view from a bungalow at Los Angeles's luxurious Miramar Hotel. By Brian Boucher, Jun 21, 2024
Art World Late Photographer Allan Sekula’s Collection Heads to a Garage Sale L.A. arts venue the Brick is hosting the benefit sale. By Brian Boucher, Jun 21, 2024
Pop Culture Julianne Moore Will Play the Art Restorer Who Fixed Up ‘Salvator Mundi’ in a New TV Series The show is based on the popular 2021 documentary, “The Lost Leonardo.” By Brian Boucher, Jun 20, 2024
Market Why Fiber Art Is (Still) Having a Moment as Prices and Recognition Continue to Climb Some artists working in the medium have hit high water marks at auction just this year. By Brian Boucher, Jun 18, 2024