Art Fairs Music Legend Lionel Richie Bought a Trio of Works by Calida Rawles About the Overturning of Roe v. Wade at Frieze London Little is known about the art collection of the music star, who is on the board of LACMA. By Kate Brown, Oct 12, 2022
Studio Visit Artist Amy Feldman Is on a Quest to Make People Appreciate the Color Gray. Step Inside Her (Surprisingly Colorful) New York Studio Feldman's exhibition "Goodnight Light" is on view at Eva Presenhuber gallery in Zurich. By Kate Brown, Oct 11, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Munich’s Art Scene Is in the Midst of a Renaissance—Here Are 7 Must-See Shows During the City’s Annual Gallery and Museum Festival From a long-delayed retrospective for Joan Jonas at the Haus Der Kunst, to a searing show of Paula Rego's paintings and drawings at Jahn und Jahn. By Kate Brown, Oct 6, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Anne Imhof Took a Risk Embracing Emptiness In Her New Work. It Pays Off Powerfully "Youth," now at the Stedelijk Museum, was originally meant to open in Moscow. That background forms part of its meaning. By Kate Brown, Sep 30, 2022
Reviews I’ve Been to a Lot of Gallery Weekends. Vienna’s ‘Curated By’ Festival Was the Most Cohesive and Moving I’ve Seen Participants platformed artists from Ukraine and the surrounding region. By Kate Brown, Sep 22, 2022
Art & Exhibitions ‘Risks Come With the Concept’: Documenta 15’s Curators Reflect on a Controversial, History-Making Show Ruangrupa reflected on the turbulent show as it comes to a close. By Kate Brown, Sep 22, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Here Are 4 Astonishing Exhibitions Not to Miss During Berlin Art Week The annual Berlin Art Week is opening at scores of venues across the German capital over the next five days. By Kate Brown, Sep 14, 2022
Politics ‘We Take Ownership and Responsibility’: Indonesian Collective Taring Padi Reflects on the Controversy Over Their Art That Paralyzed Documenta Members of the group discuss blind spots, censorship, and the need for dialogue. By Kate Brown, Aug 10, 2022
Art & Exhibitions In Pictures: How Sibylle Bergemann, One of Germany’s Most Famous Photographers, Captured the Beauty of Everyday Life Behind the Iron Curtain The East German photographer captured the pulsing subcultures and youth of her city and country. By Kate Brown, Aug 8, 2022
Politics Documenta, Battered by Scandals, Gets Hit With Yet Another Allegation of Antisemitic Imagery in the Show The images by Burhan Karkoutly are in a pamphlet shown by the Archives of Women’s Struggles in Algeria. By Kate Brown, Jul 28, 2022
Artnet News Pro New Models: How Guatemala City’s Proyectos Ultravioleta Proved You Can Scale Up a Young Gallery Without Selling Your Soul In our latest spotlight on gallery business models, we learn how Proyectos Ultravioleta evolved from an artist-run kunsthalle into a humming commercial gallery. By Kate Brown, Jul 25, 2022
Art & Exhibitions The Head of Documenta Has Resigned Amid an Ongoing Antisemitism Scandal as the Mega-Exhibition Seeks to Regain Lost ‘Trust’ Sabine Schormann, director general of Documenta, has resigned from her post on short notice. By Kate Brown, Jul 18, 2022
Market Documenta Presents an Invigorating Alternative to a Market-Driven Art World. Maybe That’s Why the Industry’s Establishment Has Largely Dismissed It Scandal aside, I was surprised by the intolerance shown by the art market establishment. By Kate Brown, Jul 1, 2022
Art World A Hotly Anticipated Documenta Panel Exposed the Barriers to Addressing Antisemitism in Art—and Offered a Few Learning Opportunities The panel was convened after a controversial painting was removed from the show. By Kate Brown, Jun 30, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Documenta 15 Opens With a Record 1,500 Artists, Promising to Be Unlike Any Edition That Came Before It The press conference included a karaoke session. By Kate Brown, Jun 15, 2022