‘Desperation Befell Me’: The Elusive Painter Marlene Dumas on the Struggle to Paint Throughout a Year Marred by Tragedy

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‘Desperation Befell Me’: The Elusive Painter Marlene Dumas on the Struggle to Paint Throughout a Year Marred by Tragedy

The South African artist has a poignant show on view at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris

By Devorah Lauter, Nov 2, 2021

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Meet Artist Sung Tieu, Whose Stirring Installations About Kafkaesque Bureaucracy Have Captivated the Art World

The rising German art star was nominated for a national art prize and has a string of institutional shows.

By Kate Brown, Oct 31, 2021

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‘Most Rock Guys Do Art When They Don’t Tour’: Alice Cooper on Collecting Warhol, Collaborating With Dalí, and His Own Budding Painting Practice

Cooper says Surrealist art inspired his legendary shock-rock act.

By Osman Can Yerebakan, Oct 26, 2021

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‘It’s Dangerous and Difficult’: Artist William Kentridge on the Challenges for Young Artists Facing Quick Fame and Market Speculation

The South African artist discusses the upsides to a slow-burning career and making art at the periphery.

By Devorah Lauter, Oct 20, 2021

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Meet Ariana Papademetropoulos, Who Has Earned a Cult Following From Paintings Awash in Southern California Mysticism

The artist invites viewers into her uncanny universe with a dual show in Los Angeles.

By Katie White, Oct 19, 2021

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Curator Attilia Fattori Franchini on the Making and the Meaning of ‘Sunrise/Sunset,’ Madeline Hollander’s Constellation of BMW Headlights

The commission marks the fifth anniversary of BMW Open Work by Frieze.

By Artnet News in Partnership With BMW Group Culture, Oct 19, 2021

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‘Inspiration Has No Rules’: Fashion Designer Christian Siriano on How His Creative Work Shapes His Freewheeling Approach to Art Collecting

We spoke to the New York- and Connecticut-based fashion designer about buying art, making art, and what art and fashion have in common.

By Noor Brara, Oct 17, 2021

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Day in the Life: Curator and Art Historian Aindrea Emelife Meets Her Art Heroes and Breaks for Zoom Calls During Frieze London

The curator documents a day of happy reunions at and around Frieze London.

By Aindrea Emelife, Oct 15, 2021

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Anna Park’s Charcoal Drawings of the End of the World Have Earned Her Fans From Top Curators to KAWS. At 25, She’s Just Getting Started

Four museums bought work out of Anna Park's sold-out debut solo show. What is it about her art that has captivated so many tastemakers?

By Tess Thackara, Oct 11, 2021

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Designer Sergio Zambon Tapped Artist Prem Sahib to Reimagine Moncler’s Iconic Puffer. They Both Learned a Lot in the Process

Creative Conversations is a series about art-making featuring visionaries from different worlds.

By Christine Ajudua, Oct 8, 2021

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Sculptor Sandra Mujinga Has Won the Preis der Nationalgalerie, Germany’s Top Prize for Young Artists

The artist will receive a solo exhibition at Hamburger Bahnhof in 2022.

By Kate Brown, Oct 8, 2021

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6 Takeaways From the Artnet Intelligence Report’s Profile of T.O.P, the K-Pop Star and Collector’s First Interview in Years

From the extremely popular artist whose work he regrets buying to the childhood experiences that led him to art, T.O.P opens up.

By Artnet News, Oct 7, 2021

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‘I Truly Feel Optimistic’: The Guggenheim’s Chief Curator Naomi Beckwith on Why She Still Has Faith in Museums—and How They Can Change

In her first major interview since taking the role at the New York museum, the curator and museum leader outlines her vision.

By Melissa Smith, Sep 28, 2021

‘This Is My Swan Song’: After a Brush With Death, Tracey Emin Has Returned to Her Hometown to Build a Museum and Write Her Legacy

After she dies, the artist wants her new Margate studio to become a museum.

By Naomi Rea, Sep 22, 2021

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