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Shows & Exhibitions

How an Aluminum Mine in Jamaica Became the Conceptual Core of Breakout Artist Jamilah Sabur’s New Miami Show

We spoke with the artist on the occasion of her latest exhibition.

By Melissa Smith, 2 days ago

Shows & Exhibitions

‘I Discovered All Sorts of Things About Myself’: Artist Lubaina Himid on What She Learned Mixing Works From Different Eras at Tate Modern

We spoke with the artist on the occasion of her impressive new Tate Modern exhibition.

By Amah-Rose Abrams, 2 days ago

Art World

From Simone Leigh’s Market Move to the Deaths of Virgil Abloh and Lawrence Weiner: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news, fast.

By Artnet News, Dec 3, 2021

People

Designers Alexander Díaz Andersson and Julian Mayor on Mexico’s Aesthetic Rise and the Importance of Artisanship (Even in the Metaverse)

This is part of a special series of Creative Conversations focused on Mexico’s contemporary art, design, and culture.

By In Partnership With Maestro Dobel Tequila, Dec 3, 2021

Law

The Fate of the ‘Fearless Girl’ Statue Is in Question After the Permit for Its Place at the New York Stock Exchange Expired

Meanwhile, the artist and the corporation that commissioned the sculpture are engaged in a legal battle over intellectual property rights.

By Artnet News, Dec 3, 2021

Museums

Poland Just Replaced a Top Museum Director With a Drummer and Painter in a Move Critics Say Is Politically Motivated

Protesters, fearing a far-right turn in the nation's public institutions, gathered today at the museum.

By Dorian Batycka, Dec 3, 2021

People

Lawrence Weiner, a Pioneering Conceptualist Who Used Language to Find the Profound in the Prosaic, Has Died at 79

Lawrence used language to question what art is and could be.

By Taylor Dafoe, Dec 3, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: A Sculptor Is Suing Jeff Koons for Using His Work Without Permission in the Infamous ‘Made in Heaven’ Series + Other Stories

Plus, new details emerge in the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum heist, and a critic slams the Whitney's new show for undermining women.

By Artnet News, Dec 3, 2021

Art World

‘I Pick Up Whatever’s Around’: Watch Photographer Sally Mann and Her Family Reflect on How Their Everyday Lives Became Art

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By Caroline Goldstein, Dec 2, 2021

Museums

Andy Warhol’s Surging Popularity in China Gets Another Boost With a Touring Show in Shanghai and Beijing

Co-organized by the Warhol Museum, “Becoming Andy Warhol" marks the first time some works were seen outside of Pittsburgh.

By Vivienne Chow, Dec 2, 2021

Art World

Critics Say New Church-Approved Plans for Notre-Dame Will Make the Place Look Like Disneyland

The proposal includes a “discovery trail” designed to tell the story of the Bible in different languages.

By Taylor Dafoe, Dec 2, 2021

Art World

What’s On Your Walls: Lawyer Schwanda Rountree on Collecting Without Regrets and Why Art Is an ‘Essential Part’ of Her Being

We spoke to the Washington D.C.-based collector about what she buys and how to get the most joy from living with art.

By Artnet News, Dec 2, 2021

Shows & Exhibitions

How an Aluminum Mine in Jamaica Became the Conceptual Core of Breakout Artist Jamilah Sabur’s New Miami Show

Shows & Exhibitions

‘I Discovered All Sorts of Things About Myself’: Artist Lubaina Himid on What She Learned Mixing Works From Different Eras at Tate Modern

Art World

From Simone Leigh’s Market Move to the Deaths of Virgil Abloh and Lawrence Weiner: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

People

Designers Alexander Díaz Andersson and Julian Mayor on Mexico’s Aesthetic Rise and the Importance of Artisanship (Even in the Metaverse)

Law

The Fate of the ‘Fearless Girl’ Statue Is in Question After the Permit for Its Place at the New York Stock Exchange Expired

Museums

Poland Just Replaced a Top Museum Director With a Drummer and Painter in a Move Critics Say Is Politically Motivated

People

Lawrence Weiner, a Pioneering Conceptualist Who Used Language to Find the Profound in the Prosaic, Has Died at 79

Art World

Art Industry News: A Sculptor Is Suing Jeff Koons for Using His Work Without Permission in the Infamous ‘Made in Heaven’ Series + Other Stories

Art World

‘I Pick Up Whatever’s Around’: Watch Photographer Sally Mann and Her Family Reflect on How Their Everyday Lives Became Art

Museums

Andy Warhol’s Surging Popularity in China Gets Another Boost With a Touring Show in Shanghai and Beijing

Art World

Critics Say New Church-Approved Plans for Notre-Dame Will Make the Place Look Like Disneyland

Art World

What’s On Your Walls: Lawyer Schwanda Rountree on Collecting Without Regrets and Why Art Is an ‘Essential Part’ of Her Being

Art World

Art Industry News: The Biggest Vermeer Show of All Time Is Heading to the Rijksmuseum + Other Stories

People

With Homemade Napalm and K-pop Anthems, Photographer-Filmmaker Diane Severin Nguyen Is Forging a New Genre of Image

Art World

Array Collective, a Belfast-Based Group Whose Winning Show Consisted of a Pub, Takes the 2021 Turner Prize

How an Aluminum Mine in Jamaica Became the Conceptual Core of Breakout Artist Jamilah Sabur’s New Miami Show

‘I Discovered All Sorts of Things About Myself’: Artist Lubaina Himid on What She Learned Mixing Works From Different Eras at Tate Modern

From Simone Leigh’s Market Move to the Deaths of Virgil Abloh and Lawrence Weiner: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Designers Alexander Díaz Andersson and Julian Mayor on Mexico’s Aesthetic Rise and the Importance of Artisanship (Even in the Metaverse)

The Fate of the ‘Fearless Girl’ Statue Is in Question After the Permit for Its Place at the New York Stock Exchange Expired

Poland Just Replaced a Top Museum Director With a Drummer and Painter in a Move Critics Say Is Politically Motivated

Lawrence Weiner, a Pioneering Conceptualist Who Used Language to Find the Profound in the Prosaic, Has Died at 79

Art Industry News: A Sculptor Is Suing Jeff Koons for Using His Work Without Permission in the Infamous ‘Made in Heaven’ Series + Other Stories

‘I Pick Up Whatever’s Around’: Watch Photographer Sally Mann and Her Family Reflect on How Their Everyday Lives Became Art

Andy Warhol’s Surging Popularity in China Gets Another Boost With a Touring Show in Shanghai and Beijing

Critics Say New Church-Approved Plans for Notre-Dame Will Make the Place Look Like Disneyland

What’s On Your Walls: Lawyer Schwanda Rountree on Collecting Without Regrets and Why Art Is an ‘Essential Part’ of Her Being

Art Industry News: The Biggest Vermeer Show of All Time Is Heading to the Rijksmuseum + Other Stories

With Homemade Napalm and K-pop Anthems, Photographer-Filmmaker Diane Severin Nguyen Is Forging a New Genre of Image

Array Collective, a Belfast-Based Group Whose Winning Show Consisted of a Pub, Takes the 2021 Turner Prize

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