Artnet News Pro We Went Behind the Scenes With the Art Dealers Looking to Make Millions in Monaco, the Elite City-State Smaller Than Central Park The annual art fair—plus a wave of new pop-ups—fills a void left by the dearth of museums. By Kate Brown, Jul 20, 2021
Shows & Exhibitions Berlin’s Embattled Humboldt Forum Has Opened Its Doors at Last. Can It Persuade Its Critics to Give It a Chance? After numerous delays, the institution opens its doors to the public tomorrow. By Kate Brown, Jul 19, 2021
Shows & Exhibitions ‘Sea & Sun,’ the Harrowing Performance-Art Climate Opera That Won Top Honors at the Venice Biennale, Is Now Going on a World Tour The award-winning opera performance will travel around the U.S. beginning in September. By Kate Brown, Jul 16, 2021
Artnet News Pro Gallery Pop-Ups Are Turning Vacation Spots Around the Globe Into Unlikely Overnight Art Hubs. Next Up? Puglia, Italy Taste-making dealers will gather at the Palazzo Tamborino-Cezzi for a weeks-long event. By Kate Brown, Jul 13, 2021
Artnet News Pro Germany’s Auction Market Has Remained Strong Through the Pandemic. Now, It’s Poised to Make Even Bigger Gains Germany's auctions saw more and more works going over the €1 million mark—and international auction houses like Sotheby's have noticed. By Kate Brown, Jul 12, 2021
Shows & Exhibitions After Years of Heated Debate, an Exhibition Dedicated to Jewish Art Dealer Max Stern Is Moving Forward—and His Heirs Are Not Happy The embattled exhibition lost its international partners after disputes over looted art. By Kate Brown, Jul 8, 2021
Shows & Exhibitions The Baltic Triennial Has Brought Together Some of Europe’s Most Promising Emerging Talents—See Images Here This year, the exhibition was decentralized across project spaces throughout Vilnius, Lithuania. By Kate Brown, Jul 6, 2021
Shows & Exhibitions Documenta Will Forge Ahead With the Show’s 15th Edition in the Summer of 2022 as Planned The supervisory board and the shareholders met this morning to make a decision about whether or not to postpone the event. By Kate Brown, Jul 2, 2021
People Italian Entrepreneur Beatrice Trussardi Is Launching a Nomadic Art Foundation With a Dramatic Installation Atop the Swiss Alps The first project is accessible only by foot or horse-drawn carriage. By Kate Brown, Jul 1, 2021
Law A Top Portuguese Art Collector and Museum Founder Has Been Arrested Over His Alleged Ties to a Multimillion-Dollar Fraud Scheme José "Joe" Berardo opened a museum to his collection in 2006. By Kate Brown, Jun 30, 2021
Studio Visit Sculptor and Filmmaker Rosa Barba on the Best Way to Get Un-stuck at the Studio (It Involves Walking a Dog) A major show of the artist's work is coming to the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin. By Kate Brown, Jun 29, 2021
Politics Artist Hamlet Lavastida Has Been Arrested in Havana as Cuban Officials Continue Their Crackdown on Artistic Expression Lavastida was arrested days after returning from a residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin. By Kate Brown, Jun 28, 2021
People ‘I Didn’t Think I’d Survive’: Sculptor Thomas Houseago on His Mental Breakdown, Recovery, and How Facing Trauma Transformed His Art Houseago speaks for the first time about his trauma, his path to healing, and how he found his way back to art. By Kate Brown, Jun 28, 2021
Shows & Exhibitions A Startling Exhibition on the History of Documenta Reveals the Political Moves—and Nazi Ties—of Its First Curators The exhibition unravels the history of the first 10 editions of the powerhouse show. By Kate Brown, Jun 25, 2021
Artnet News Pro Financial Investors Are Pressuring Companies to Reduce Carbon Emissions. Could Art Collectors Do the Same Thing to Galleries? Last year, investors pumped $288 billion into sustainable assets. Art collectors could similarly support galleries that do green business. By Kate Brown, Jun 22, 2021
