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The Museum of the Bible Is in Discussions With Iraq to Reach a Settlement Over Thousands of Disputed Antiquities in Its Collection

The museum says that it is seeking to support Iraq with "research, exhibitions, and technical assistance projects."

By Naomi Rea, 34 mins ago

Art World

Art Industry News: How a Little-Known Colombian Painter Found Out He Was Actually the Son of Pablo Escobar + Other Stories

Plus, Wayne Thiebaud paints an ice-cream cone for the cover of the New Yorker and Douglas Latchford dies at 89.

By Artnet News, 4 hours ago

People

The Art World at Home: ArtTable Head Jessica Porter Is Helping Women Find Fellowships and Catching Up on Sci-Fi Novels

The executive director of the nonprofit, which is dedicated to supporting women in the art world, tells us about how she keeps busy at home.

By Sarah Cascone, 12 hours ago

Art and Law

The New Museum’s Union Has Filed Charges With the National Labor Relations Board Over Recent Firings

The museum acted in a “discriminatory and retaliatory” way in laying off union members, the complaint argues.

By Taylor Dafoe, 19 hours ago

Art and Law

An Art Advisor Is Suing Rudy Giuliani for Failing to Pay Her for Appraising His Collection During His Contentious Divorce

The art advisor Miller Gaffney says Giuliani owes her more than $15,000 for her services.

By Eileen Kinsella, 20 hours ago

Art World

In the Latest Museum Mutual Aid Effort, MFA Boston Staffers Raised Over $100,000 for Their Laid-Off and Furloughed Colleagues

The MFA Boston's fund is part of a growing trend in the museum field.

By Eileen Kinsella, 21 hours ago

Art World

Editors’ Picks: 11 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From an Affordable Art Benefit to a Talk With Paul Chan

Here's our picks for events happening IRL and online this week.

By Artnet News, 21 hours ago

Art World

Walid Raad, the 2019 Turner Prize Winners, and Other Artists Are Mobilizing to Raise Emergency Funds for Beirut

The joint Turner Prize winners are among those taking action to help the Lebanese capital.

By Naomi Rea, 1 day ago

Art World

Art Industry News: Donald Trump Asked Whether His Face Could Be Added to Mount Rushmore + Other Stories

Plus, Jared Leto will play Andy Warhol in a forthcoming movie and Chicago galleries use a restaurant app to arrange by-appointment visits.

By Artnet News, 1 day ago

Art and Law

After Trustees Resign and Students Voice ‘Shame,’ the New York Academy of Art Issues a ‘Profound Apology’ to Epstein Accuser Maria Farmer

After Naomi Watts and three other female trustees resigned, the academy's board is promising change.

By Rachel Corbett, 1 day ago

Gordon Parks Dismantled Black-and-White Crime Narratives With Stunning Color Photos 60 Years Ago. A Book Is Giving Them New Life—See Images Here

The pictures, collected in a new book, have an eerie resonance with the discourse around law enforcement today.

By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 7, 2020

Art World

In Pre-Industrial Europe, Blue Pigments Were Exceedingly Rare. But an Ocean Away, the Maya Had Their Own, Widely Available Blue

Maya Blue was used for centuries in present-day Mexico.

By Sarah Cascone, Aug 7, 2020

Art World

From a Stunning Photo Find to a Tourist’s Selfie-Fueled Sculpture Vandalism: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news, fast.

By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 7, 2020

Art and Law

The Museum of the Bible Is in Discussions With Iraq to Reach a Settlement Over Thousands of Disputed Antiquities in Its Collection

Art World

Art Industry News: How a Little-Known Colombian Painter Found Out He Was Actually the Son of Pablo Escobar + Other Stories

People

The Art World at Home: ArtTable Head Jessica Porter Is Helping Women Find Fellowships and Catching Up on Sci-Fi Novels

Art and Law

The New Museum’s Union Has Filed Charges With the National Labor Relations Board Over Recent Firings

Art and Law

An Art Advisor Is Suing Rudy Giuliani for Failing to Pay Her for Appraising His Collection During His Contentious Divorce

Art World

In the Latest Museum Mutual Aid Effort, MFA Boston Staffers Raised Over $100,000 for Their Laid-Off and Furloughed Colleagues

Art World

Editors’ Picks: 11 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From an Affordable Art Benefit to a Talk With Paul Chan

Art World

Walid Raad, the 2019 Turner Prize Winners, and Other Artists Are Mobilizing to Raise Emergency Funds for Beirut

Art World

Art Industry News: Donald Trump Asked Whether His Face Could Be Added to Mount Rushmore + Other Stories

Art and Law

After Trustees Resign and Students Voice ‘Shame,’ the New York Academy of Art Issues a ‘Profound Apology’ to Epstein Accuser Maria Farmer

Art World

What Defines a Museum? The Question Has Thrown the Art World’s Leading Professional Organization Into Turmoil

People

What I Buy & Why: Collector Beth Rudin DeWoody on How She’s Satisfying Her Art-Buying Addiction During Lockdown

Art World

Gordon Parks Dismantled Black-and-White Crime Narratives With Stunning Color Photos 60 Years Ago. A Book Is Giving Them New Life—See Images Here

Art World

In Pre-Industrial Europe, Blue Pigments Were Exceedingly Rare. But an Ocean Away, the Maya Had Their Own, Widely Available Blue

Art World

From a Stunning Photo Find to a Tourist’s Selfie-Fueled Sculpture Vandalism: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

The Museum of the Bible Is in Discussions With Iraq to Reach a Settlement Over Thousands of Disputed Antiquities in Its Collection

Art Industry News: How a Little-Known Colombian Painter Found Out He Was Actually the Son of Pablo Escobar + Other Stories

The Art World at Home: ArtTable Head Jessica Porter Is Helping Women Find Fellowships and Catching Up on Sci-Fi Novels

The New Museum’s Union Has Filed Charges With the National Labor Relations Board Over Recent Firings

An Art Advisor Is Suing Rudy Giuliani for Failing to Pay Her for Appraising His Collection During His Contentious Divorce

In the Latest Museum Mutual Aid Effort, MFA Boston Staffers Raised Over $100,000 for Their Laid-Off and Furloughed Colleagues

Editors’ Picks: 11 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From an Affordable Art Benefit to a Talk With Paul Chan

Walid Raad, the 2019 Turner Prize Winners, and Other Artists Are Mobilizing to Raise Emergency Funds for Beirut

Art Industry News: Donald Trump Asked Whether His Face Could Be Added to Mount Rushmore + Other Stories

After Trustees Resign and Students Voice ‘Shame,’ the New York Academy of Art Issues a ‘Profound Apology’ to Epstein Accuser Maria Farmer

What Defines a Museum? The Question Has Thrown the Art World’s Leading Professional Organization Into Turmoil

What I Buy & Why: Collector Beth Rudin DeWoody on How She’s Satisfying Her Art-Buying Addiction During Lockdown

Gordon Parks Dismantled Black-and-White Crime Narratives With Stunning Color Photos 60 Years Ago. A Book Is Giving Them New Life—See Images Here

In Pre-Industrial Europe, Blue Pigments Were Exceedingly Rare. But an Ocean Away, the Maya Had Their Own, Widely Available Blue

From a Stunning Photo Find to a Tourist’s Selfie-Fueled Sculpture Vandalism: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

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