Pia Camil’s Art About Global Commerce Made Her a Star. Now, She’s Turning Her Focus to Another Kind of Exchange

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Pia Camil’s Art About Global Commerce Made Her a Star. Now, She’s Turning Her Focus to Another Kind of Exchange—Between Humans and Other Species

Camil, who recently moved from Mexico City to the countryside, will have her first monograph published next fall.

By Jennifer Piejko, Dec 6, 2022

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Chicago Gallerist Monique Meloche on Coining ‘Chrismukkah,’ and Her Go-To Holiday Recipe

Meloche shared how she celebrates the holidays, both at home and with the gallery.

By Annikka Olsen, Dec 5, 2022

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Former Warhol Museum Director Eric Shiner Is Now President of Powerhouse Arts, a Nonprofit He Likens to the Pop Artist’s Factory

Shiner was most recently executive director of Pioneer Works in Brooklyn.

By Julie Baumgardner, Dec 5, 2022

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Spending Her Life Outside the World’s Art Capitals, Venezuelan Artist Gego’s Meticulous Wire Sculptures Are Now in Global Demand

The artist is the subject of a traveling museum retrospective, currently on view at the Museo Jumex.

By Devorah Lauter, Dec 4, 2022

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Valuations: Architect Germane Barnes on Blending Design and Black Identity, and the Miami Artists He Loves

We asked the Miami-based architect and designer about the things he values most—in art and in life.

By Artnet News, Dec 1, 2022

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The Curators Behind This Year’s Polarizing Documenta and ‘Unions’ Top This Year’s ‘ArtReview’ Power 100 List

The NFT, which ranked first last year, has been bumped off the list completely since the crypto crash.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Nov 30, 2022

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Ashley Bickerton, an Artist Known for His Burlesques of Consumerism and Gauguin, Has Died at Age 63

The conceptual artist has a solo show opening next year at Gagosian in New York.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Nov 30, 2022

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Was Michel Majerus the Most Important Artist of His Generation? A Global Reappraisal of the Painter Has Now Reached U.S. Shores

Interest in the late artist is blowing up, along with his prices, as he receives his first museum show in Miami.

By Taylor Dafoe, Nov 29, 2022

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Real-Estate Developer John Marquez Will Open a Foundation in Miami to Showcase His Personal Collection of Colorful Figurative Art

MAP Marquez Art Projects is expected to open next spring.

By Annie Armstrong, Nov 29, 2022

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Miami Gallerist Nina Johnson on Two Decades of Art Basel in Her City, and Her Game Plan for the Week Ahead

Johnson’s eponymous gallery has a booth at NADA and three solo shows opening during Miami Art Week.

By Stephanie Sporn, Nov 29, 2022

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Three Decades Ago, Klaus Biesenbach Revolutionized Berlin’s Art Scene. Now He’s Back to Steer Its Most Prestigious Museums—and He Has Big Plans

The director of the Neue Nationalgalerie and the Museum of the 20th Century reveals his plans for 2023 and beyond.

By Kate Brown, Nov 29, 2022

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In a Q&A With Artnet, Tom Sachs Explains the Connection Between the Spacecrafts, Barbie Doll, and Vacuum Cleaner in His Current Show

Hint: they're all vessels traveling through space and/or time.

By Stephanie Eckardt, Nov 25, 2022

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Valuations: Artist and Fashion Designer Carly Mark Loves a Shake Shack Burger, Her Rescue Chihuahua Terrier, and Everything H.R. Giger

We asked the Puppets and Puppets founder about the things she values most—in art and in life.

By Artnet News, Nov 24, 2022

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‘I Make These Beautiful Mistakes’: Nathanaëlle Herbelin on Her ‘Bad’ Paintings and the Sublime Ones Collectors Can’t Get Enough Of

The artist’s quiet figurative work has been stirring tastemakers in Paris and beyond.

By Devorah Lauter, Nov 22, 2022

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Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney Is Under Investigation for Allegedly Using Her Political Position to Strongarm an Invitation to the Met Gala

The Manhattan representative wasn't happy to be cut from the list.

By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 22, 2022