Art World The Most Ambitious Art Project Ever? The Nonprofit ART 2030 Wants to Help the UN Build a More Sustainable World The program coincides with the UN's General Assembly in New York this September. By Henri Neuendorf, 7 hours ago
Art World From the Provocative Theme of the Next Venice Biennale to an Art Advisor Getting Pranked Big-Time: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, 3 days ago
Art World Want Free Museum Entry With Your Library Card? Too Bad. Most of the New ‘Culture Pass’ Tickets Are Already Sold Out You'll have to wait until November to use your library card for free tickets to popular institutions like MoMA. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 20, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Pranked Art Advisor Now Says Sacha Baron Cohen Is Our New ‘Voltaire’ + Other Stories Plus, the fight over Robert Indiana's estate heats up and the Walker creates a Native art committee following the Sam Durant controversy. By artnet News, Jul 20, 2018
Art World Japanese Art Collective TeamLab Is Bringing Its High-Tech Immersive Art Experiences to New York The insanely popular Japanese digital art collective is coming to the US. By Henri Neuendorf, Jul 19, 2018
Art World What Does Gallery Foot Traffic Really Look Like? We Buttonholed 14 Visitors at Chelsea’s Inaugural Gallery Crawl We were on the scene of the Gallery Walk's maiden voyage. By Caroline Goldstein, Jul 19, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: To Top Her Louvre Video, Beyoncé Now Wants to Shoot at the Colosseum + Other Stories Plus, Google removes Mark Leckey's most famous work from YouTube and students cover up a Rudyard Kipling mural with a Maya Angelou poem. By artnet News, Jul 19, 2018
Art World The British Museum Wants to Borrow That ‘Baby Trump’ Balloon—But It’s Got Competition The director of the Museum of London thinks it should be preserved for the nation but activists say their priority is to fly the blimp wherever the US President travels. By Naomi Rea, Jul 19, 2018
Art World After Years of Painting Van Gogh Replicas, a Chinese Artist Fulfills His Dream: A Trip to Europe to See the Real Thing When the artist returned home to China, he finally painted his first original work, a new documentary shows. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 19, 2018
Art World The House Overwhelmingly Rejects a Republican Proposal to Slash Funding for the NEA and NEH The amendment to the 2019 federal budget proposed a 15 percent cut to the agencies. By Henri Neuendorf, Jul 18, 2018
Art World ‘An Israeli Act of Aggression’? Why a New Show in Tel Aviv Is Showing Work by Arab Artists Without Their Consent The art center is defying a cultural boycott of Israel. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 18, 2018
People Nelson Mandela Was an Artist, Too, and Now His Family Has Revealed Never-Before-Seen Artworks to Mark His 100th Birthday Nelson Mandela turned to art after retiring from politics, but these works have never been seen before. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 18, 2018
Art and Law Did Marlborough Gallery Steal One of China’s Greatest Artists? An Appeals Court Must Decide A long-running dispute between Enrico Navarra and Marlborough centers on whether one gallery interfered with the other's exclusive contract. By Eileen Kinsella, Jul 18, 2018
Art World A Viral Instagram Account Is Inserting Actor Timothée Chalamet Into Historical Paintings—and the Results Are Hilariously Convincing The actor's face fits surprisingly well in masterpieces by Courbet, Caravaggio, and others. By Caroline Goldstein, Jul 18, 2018
Art World MoMA’s Union Employees Have Been Working Without a Contract for Nearly Two Months—and Negotiations Have Stalled If MoMA doesn't improve its contract offering, a strike could be in the offing. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 18, 2018
