Art World Gems Worn by Elizabeth Taylor and Anita Ekberg Glitter in the Kremlin Museums as Bulgari Fêtes Its Legacy as Jeweler to the Stars The exhibition tells the story of Bulgari's storied past with previously unseen treasures culled from famous collections. By Nazanin Lankarani, 4 hours ago
Art World Art Industry News: Ai Weiwei Has Decided to Embark on a Quieter Life in Upstate New York + Other Stories Plus, Ana Mendieta finally gets an obituary in the New York Times, and was Caravaggio killed by the sword not syphilis? By artnet News, 6 hours ago
Art World For His Latest Spectacle, JR Will Unveil a Massive Installation at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate JR took on the US-Mexico border wall, and now he is celebrating the fall of the Berlin Wall. By Kate Brown, 6 hours ago
Politics Walk of Shame? A Guerrilla Artist Put Donald Trump’s Hollywood Star Behind Bars—Literally The star was recently destroyed by a vandal with a pickax. By Sarah Cascone, 20 hours ago
Art World A Dog Named Monty Has Dug Up a Rare Cache of Bronze Age Artifacts in the Czech Republic The objects in the trove are 3,000 years old. By Sarah Cascone, 22 hours ago
Politics The Latest Round of Trump Administration Tariffs Spares Chinese Art and Antiquities In the escalating trade war with the Asian superpower, art has been spared—for now. By Henri Neuendorf, 23 hours ago
Art World Geta Brătescu, Whose Playful Art Defied Romania’s Repressive Regime, Has Died at 92 The artist only rose to international attention in her later years. By Sarah Cascone, 23 hours ago
Art World The First Bangkok Art Biennial Will Fill the City’s Ancient Temples With Art by Yayoi Kusama and Other Contemporary Stars Elmgreen & Dragset, Yayoi Kusama, and Marina Abramovic join 75 artists at the inaugural edition of the biennial. By Sarah Cascone, 1 day ago
Art World Art Industry News: Only Art Fairs Can Solve the Gallery Crisis, Says a New York Times Op-Ed + Other Stories Plus, the Prado secures funding for its ambitious expansion and the untold story of how Salvator Mundi resurfaced in the US. By artnet News, 1 day ago
Art World What Makes Something Beautiful? According to Scientists, It’s All About ‘Hedonic Processing Fluency’ A new study compares polygons to find out which one the human eye deems most beautiful. By Rachel Corbett, 2 days ago
Art World Isa Genzken’s Monumental Steel Rose Rises in Zuccotti Park—Just in Time for the 10-Year Anniversary of the Financial Crisis The 26-foot-tall rose is now occupying what was once the hub of the Occupy Wall Street movement. By Henri Neuendorf, 2 days ago
Art World No Gallery? No Problem: 9 Millennial Art Strategies That Are Shaping the Future of Contemporary Art Self-promotion shouldn't be a dirty word. Here's how millennial artists are using it to find success outside of the gallery system. By artnet News, 2 days ago
Art World Double Dutch: This Old Masters Dealer Has Discovered Yet Another Previously Unknown Rembrandt A figure in the background gave away the painting's true artist, says dealer Jan Six. By Henri Neuendorf, 2 days ago
Art World After a Year of Renovations, El Museo del Barrio Reopens With a $5 Million Makeover and New Leadership The museum looks to start a new chapter after years of turmoil. By Sarah Cascone, 2 days ago
Art World ‘What If Basquiat Had Gone to Space?’ Why a Billionaire Collector Is Hatching a Plan to Take Artists to the Moon on Elon Musk’s Rocket Japanese collector Yusaku Maezawa is calling his pricy new art initiative "Dear Moon." By Sarah Cascone, 2 days ago
