Art World Art Industry News: The Rothko Chapel Closes as It Prepares for a $30 Million Rebirth + Other Stories Plus, Christo revisits the Miami islands he wrapped in fabric 35 years later and an anti-money laundering law targeting art dealers is back on the table. By artnet News, Dec 12, 2018
People Here Are the 10 Female Artists Over 40 Who Have Won the $250,000 Anonymous Was a Woman Awards The awards' founder, Susan Unterberg, only revealed her identity earlier this year. By Sarah Cascone, Dec 11, 2018
People Kaywin Feldman Becomes the First Woman to Direct the National Gallery of Art in Washington Feldman is the fifth director to lead the venerable 77-year old institution. By Eileen Kinsella, Dec 11, 2018
People A Danish Photographer Shot Himself Having Sex With a Model Atop Egypt’s Great Pyramid. Here’s Why He Did It The photo was "the dumbest idea I could get on," explains Danish daredevil Andreas Hvid. By Sarah Cascone, Dec 11, 2018
Art and Law Natural History Museum’s Expansion Can Proceed After Judge Dismisses Community Group’s Lawsuit The community group wanted to preserve a local park. By Henri Neuendorf, Dec 11, 2018
Politics Easter Island’s Mayor Says a Monumental Moai Sculpture Is Better Off in the British Museum Support for the British Museum coincides with an activist-led tour of "stolen art" that included the sculpture Hoa Hakananai’a. By Kate Brown, Dec 11, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Why Artists Have Started Deleting Their Instagram Accounts + Other Stories Plus, Fearless Girl moves to the New York Stock Exchange and mega-curator Kasper König is under fire for comments he made at a panel. By artnet News, Dec 11, 2018
Art World 35 Stunning Museum Shows to See in New York Over the Holidays, From Renaissance Jewel Boxes to Heart-Thumping Surveys Catch this fall's New York museum shows before they close. By Sarah Cascone & Caroline Goldstein, Dec 11, 2018
Art World A Cultural Hub for Car Lovers, Lexus’s New Intersect Space in New York Merges Gourmet Cuisine With Top-Gear Design Located in the Meatpacking District, the luxurious space is the new destination for auto fans who want to rev up their cultural side, too. By Chris Shott, Dec 10, 2018
Art World Here Are 11 Remarkable, Witty, and Utterly Unique Holiday Gifts You Can Buy from Museum Shops Across the USA There's something for every kind of art lover. By Tanner West, Dec 10, 2018
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 14 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Catch a talk with David Salle, a screening of Julian Schnabel's new Vincent van Gogh film at MoMA, and Walter Robinson's Johannes Vogt show. By Sarah Cascone, Dec 10, 2018
Politics Released From Jail, Artist Tania Bruguera Vows to Remain in Cuba to Continue Her Fight Against a New Censorship Law The news comes after the government watered down elements of the law. By Henri Neuendorf, Dec 10, 2018
Politics Demonstrators Fill the Whitney Museum—and Burn Sage—to Protest Its Vice Chairman’s Ties to Tear Gas Manufacturer Decolonize This Place and other activist groups brought banners and chants to the Whitney Museum this weekend. By Sarah Cascone, Dec 10, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Congo’s President Will Demand Looted Art From Belgium’s Africa Museum + Other Stories Plus, Leonardo DiCaprio's love affair with dinosaur skulls continues and London's Old Master auctions are patchy. By artnet News, Dec 10, 2018
Politics Can Art Help Heal a Divided Nation? Here Are 6 Ways That Red-State Museums Are Reaching Across the Political Gap Directors from four museums in conservative states weigh in on strategies for going beyond the art world's "blue bubbles." By Rachel Corbett, Dec 10, 2018
