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‘A Face Is Not Just a Face’: Is It Finally Time for the Gay Gaze of Unsung Portraitist Gilbert Lewis?

The prolific 77-year-old figurative painter gets his first solo New York show in almost 20 years at Kapp Kapp gallery.

By William Van Meter, Jan 23, 2023

Law

The Heir of a German-Jewish Collector Is Suing the Guggenheim for the Return of a Prized Picasso Painting—Or $150 Million

The museum says the 1938 sale was a “fair transaction” and that the complaint is “without merit.”

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 23, 2023

Law

An Evicted Princess Is Refusing to Vacate a Roman Villa That’s Home to Caravaggio’s Only Ceiling Mural

Princess Rita plans to appeal the 60-day eviction notice.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 23, 2023

On View

With a Trio of Exhibitions in Paris, Philippe Starck Reflects on the Renewed Enthusiasm for His Radical Designs of the 1980s

“It really was an incredible adventure,” he told Artnet News.

By Anna Sansom, Jan 23, 2023

Art World

Art Industry News: Michael Rakowitz Offers to Donate a Sculpture to the British Museum If It Repatriates an Assyrian Artifact + Other Stories

Plus, Germany denies it has plans to return the bust of Nefertiti, and a Chinatown storefront spotlights AAPI experiences of the pandemic.

By Artnet News, Jan 23, 2023

Reviews

An Extremely Intelligent Lava Lamp: Refik Anadol’s A.I. Art Extravaganza at MoMA Is Fun, Just Don’t Think About It Too Hard

We need to talk about willful misreading of dystopia in the art-tech conversation.

By Ben Davis, Jan 23, 2023

On View

The New ICA San Francisco Opens Its Doors With an Artist-Curated Show About Black Women and Freedom

California artists Tahirah Rasheed and Autumn Breon are celebrating Black beauty and relaxation.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 20, 2023

Art History

Victor Burgin’s ‘Photopath’ Unlocked Multi-Dimensionality in Photography 50 Years Ago. Now, the Work Is Resurfacing in New York

Burgin’s artwork is the subject of both a new book and a dedicated exhibition at Cristin Tierney Gallery in New York.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 20, 2023

Art World

‘It’s Like Improvising’: See Abraham Cruzvillegas Construct Installations From Found Materials as a Metaphor for Identity-Building

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

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 20, 2023

People

Design Wizard Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Reflects on His Pop-Inspired Collaborations With Andy Warhol and Keith Haring

We sat down with him to discuss his retrospective at Maison et Objets fair in Paris, on view January 19–23.

By Anthony Stephinson, Jan 20, 2023

Art World

Art Industry News: Hank Willis Thomas Responds to the Backlash Against His Martin Luther King Jr. Sculpture + Other Stories

Plus, the estate of Winfred Rembert receives representation, and the Gordon Parks Foundation names the recipients of its 2023 fellowships.

By Artnet News, Jan 20, 2023

A Spanish Collector Is on Trial for Forging Artworks by Chillida, Lichtenstein, and Munch—Then Consigning Them to Auction Houses

The accused could face six years in prison for intellectual property theft and fraud related to the falsification of at least 15 works of art.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 19, 2023

Art World

‘A Face Is Not Just a Face’: Is It Finally Time for the Gay Gaze of Unsung Portraitist Gilbert Lewis?

Law

The Heir of a German-Jewish Collector Is Suing the Guggenheim for the Return of a Prized Picasso Painting—Or $150 Million

Law

An Evicted Princess Is Refusing to Vacate a Roman Villa That’s Home to Caravaggio’s Only Ceiling Mural

On View

With a Trio of Exhibitions in Paris, Philippe Starck Reflects on the Renewed Enthusiasm for His Radical Designs of the 1980s

Art World

Art Industry News: Michael Rakowitz Offers to Donate a Sculpture to the British Museum If It Repatriates an Assyrian Artifact + Other Stories

Reviews

An Extremely Intelligent Lava Lamp: Refik Anadol’s A.I. Art Extravaganza at MoMA Is Fun, Just Don’t Think About It Too Hard

On View

The New ICA San Francisco Opens Its Doors With an Artist-Curated Show About Black Women and Freedom

Art History

Victor Burgin’s ‘Photopath’ Unlocked Multi-Dimensionality in Photography 50 Years Ago. Now, the Work Is Resurfacing in New York

Art World

‘It’s Like Improvising’: See Abraham Cruzvillegas Construct Installations From Found Materials as a Metaphor for Identity-Building

People

Design Wizard Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Reflects on His Pop-Inspired Collaborations With Andy Warhol and Keith Haring

Art World

Art Industry News: Hank Willis Thomas Responds to the Backlash Against His Martin Luther King Jr. Sculpture + Other Stories

Archaeology

Paleontologists in India Have Hit on an Epic Find: Hundreds of Bowling Ball-Sized Titanosaur Eggs

On View

In Pictures: A New York Exhibition Celebrates the Delicious History of Jewish Delis, Matzo Balls and All

People

Wet Paint in the Wild: New York Dealer Ellie Rines Jets Off to Las Vegas and Hosts an Unofficial Max Fish Reunion

Crime

A Spanish Collector Is on Trial for Forging Artworks by Chillida, Lichtenstein, and Munch—Then Consigning Them to Auction Houses

‘A Face Is Not Just a Face’: Is It Finally Time for the Gay Gaze of Unsung Portraitist Gilbert Lewis?

The Heir of a German-Jewish Collector Is Suing the Guggenheim for the Return of a Prized Picasso Painting—Or $150 Million

An Evicted Princess Is Refusing to Vacate a Roman Villa That’s Home to Caravaggio’s Only Ceiling Mural

With a Trio of Exhibitions in Paris, Philippe Starck Reflects on the Renewed Enthusiasm for His Radical Designs of the 1980s

Art Industry News: Michael Rakowitz Offers to Donate a Sculpture to the British Museum If It Repatriates an Assyrian Artifact + Other Stories

An Extremely Intelligent Lava Lamp: Refik Anadol’s A.I. Art Extravaganza at MoMA Is Fun, Just Don’t Think About It Too Hard

The New ICA San Francisco Opens Its Doors With an Artist-Curated Show About Black Women and Freedom

Victor Burgin’s ‘Photopath’ Unlocked Multi-Dimensionality in Photography 50 Years Ago. Now, the Work Is Resurfacing in New York

‘It’s Like Improvising’: See Abraham Cruzvillegas Construct Installations From Found Materials as a Metaphor for Identity-Building

Design Wizard Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Reflects on His Pop-Inspired Collaborations With Andy Warhol and Keith Haring

Art Industry News: Hank Willis Thomas Responds to the Backlash Against His Martin Luther King Jr. Sculpture + Other Stories

Paleontologists in India Have Hit on an Epic Find: Hundreds of Bowling Ball-Sized Titanosaur Eggs

In Pictures: A New York Exhibition Celebrates the Delicious History of Jewish Delis, Matzo Balls and All

Wet Paint in the Wild: New York Dealer Ellie Rines Jets Off to Las Vegas and Hosts an Unofficial Max Fish Reunion

A Spanish Collector Is on Trial for Forging Artworks by Chillida, Lichtenstein, and Munch—Then Consigning Them to Auction Houses

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