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After a Museum Show and Venice Biennale Appearance (and Some Fashion Stuff), Virgil Abloh Has Finally Signed With His First Gallery

The Parisian gallery also represents prominent furniture and interior designers like Marc Newson, the Campana Brothers, and Jaime Hayon.

By Noor Brara, Jun 21, 2019

People

Galleria Borghese Director Anna Coliva Was Wrongly Punished for Hitting the Gym. Here’s How She Coped—and Planned Her Comeback

As she opens a landmark Lucio Fontana show and plans for Raphael 2020, the director is determined to put "the calumny" behind her.

By Kate Brown, Jun 21, 2019

People

Dealer Dominique Lévy on How to Build a Business, Why Big Galleries Shouldn’t Subsidize Small Ones, and Why Art Fairs Need a Strong Identity

The dealer opened up to artnet News in a wide-ranging interview.

By Kate Brown, Jun 21, 2019

People

‘This Culture Has Ballooned Into a Phenomenon’: Street Art Expert Roger Gastman on How the Outlaw Medium Became Big Business

Gastman's latest show on the history and evolution of street art, "Beyond the Streets," has just opened in Brooklyn.

By Pac Pobric, Jun 20, 2019

People

Boston’s Famed Faneuil Hall Is Named After a Slave Trader. Now an Artist Has a Plan to Make That Ugly Fact Abundantly Clear

The artist needs to raised around $150,000 to make his dream a reality.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jun 20, 2019

Art and Law

A Former Museum of Sex Employee Is Suing the Institution for Allegedly Failing to Protect Her From Rowdy, Drunken Visitors

She also says the museum failed to accommodate her medical condition.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jun 20, 2019

Politics

A US Senator Is Demanding the Smithsonian Remove the Sackler Name From One of Its Major Museums

Oregon senator Jeff Merkley is targeting a museum founded by Arthur Sackler, who died years before the company that produced OxyContin was formed.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jun 20, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: Leonardo Lovers Melt Down the Louvre’s Website in the Rush for da Vinci Tickets + Other Stories

Plus, these museum donors are also big funders of the anti-vax movement and Drake inexplicably has a portrait of Beyoncé in his office.

By artnet News, Jun 20, 2019

Art World

How Much Do Art Professionals Really Make? POWarts Releases the Results of Its Art-World Salary Survey

The nonprofit organization POWarts has released the results of its salary survey comparing compensation in the visual arts field.

By Sarah Cascone, Jun 20, 2019

Art World

Italy Pledges to Lend 2,000 Ancient Artifacts to Brazil’s Devastated National Museum

Italian experts will travel to Rio de Janeiro to assist in the restoration of artifacts salvaged from the museum's ruins.

By Kate Brown, Jun 20, 2019

People

Who Is New Sotheby’s Owner Patrick Drahi? Here’s Everything You Need to Know About the Mysterious Magnate Known as the ‘Cost Killer’

Here's everything we know about Sotheby's new owner Patrick Drahi, from his business strategies to his impulsive proposal to his wife.

By Eileen Kinsella & Tim Schneider, Jun 20, 2019

Can Arts Organizations Do a Public Good Simply by Investing Their Money Differently? One Foundation Is Trying to Find Out

The Souls Grown Deep Foundation is putting its money into socially conscious investments.

By Julia Halperin, Jun 19, 2019

Art World

The Met Is Covering Up a Painting by Marc Chagall to Show What the World Would Lose Without the Contributions of Refugees

The move is part of a broader initiative at the museum to mark World Refugee Day.

By Sarah Cascone, Jun 19, 2019

Politics

As Museums Ditch Controversial Donors, Climate Activists Are Eyeing a BP-Sponsored Blockbuster Coming to the British Museum

The "BP Exhibition" about the Trojan Wars will open in November.

By Javier Pes, Jun 19, 2019

After a Museum Show and Venice Biennale Appearance (and Some Fashion Stuff), Virgil Abloh Has Finally Signed With His First Gallery

Galleria Borghese Director Anna Coliva Was Wrongly Punished for Hitting the Gym. Here’s How She Coped—and Planned Her Comeback

Dealer Dominique Lévy on How to Build a Business, Why Big Galleries Shouldn’t Subsidize Small Ones, and Why Art Fairs Need a Strong Identity

‘This Culture Has Ballooned Into a Phenomenon’: Street Art Expert Roger Gastman on How the Outlaw Medium Became Big Business

Boston’s Famed Faneuil Hall Is Named After a Slave Trader. Now an Artist Has a Plan to Make That Ugly Fact Abundantly Clear

A Former Museum of Sex Employee Is Suing the Institution for Allegedly Failing to Protect Her From Rowdy, Drunken Visitors

A US Senator Is Demanding the Smithsonian Remove the Sackler Name From One of Its Major Museums

Art Industry News: Leonardo Lovers Melt Down the Louvre’s Website in the Rush for da Vinci Tickets + Other Stories

How Much Do Art Professionals Really Make? POWarts Releases the Results of Its Art-World Salary Survey

Italy Pledges to Lend 2,000 Ancient Artifacts to Brazil’s Devastated National Museum

Who Is New Sotheby’s Owner Patrick Drahi? Here’s Everything You Need to Know About the Mysterious Magnate Known as the ‘Cost Killer’

Donna De Salvo, the Curatorial Powerhouse Who Shaped the Whitney Museum as We Know It, Is Moving On After 15 Years

Can Arts Organizations Do a Public Good Simply by Investing Their Money Differently? One Foundation Is Trying to Find Out

The Met Is Covering Up a Painting by Marc Chagall to Show What the World Would Lose Without the Contributions of Refugees

As Museums Ditch Controversial Donors, Climate Activists Are Eyeing a BP-Sponsored Blockbuster Coming to the British Museum

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