Art World The Art of Traveling Light: See How Three of the Art World’s Most Stylish Jet-Setters Pack for Their Summer Holidays Study up before Labor Day. By Noor Brara, Aug 19, 2019
Art World A Long-Lost Set of Sketches From Beloved Classic ‘The Little Prince’ Has Turned Up in a Swiss Storage Facility The drawings by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry were discovered among a Swiss art collector's papers. By Sarah Cascone, Aug 19, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: Ai Weiwei Says He Fears a Tiananmen-Style Crackdown on Hong Kong’s Protesters + Other Stories Plus, gallerists are racing to ship art out of the UK ahead of Brexit and the boy who fell from the Tate's balcony is in stable condition. By artnet News, Aug 19, 2019
Art World As Germany Plans Shows on Nazi-Sanctioned Art, Some Begin to Wonder Why So Much of It Is Housed in the US A Berlin museum will host parallel shows on the history and enduring influence of National Socialist art. By Kate Brown, Aug 19, 2019
Politics Venice Has Fined the Architect Santiago Calatrava $86,000 for Building a Bridge That—Oops—Can’t Handle Tourists The world-renowned architect argued that tourists dragging wheeled luggage was "incorrect use" of his glass-and-steel bridge over the Grand Canal. By Naomi Rea, Aug 19, 2019
Art World From the Sorceress of Pompeii to Jeffrey Epstein’s Creepy Portrait of Bill Clinton: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week Catch up on this week's news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 16, 2019
Art World We Asked Three of the Art World’s Most Plugged-In Young Women What They Can’t Wait to See (and Read) This Fall Here are the museum exhibitions, gallery openings, performances, and book releases you won't want to miss. By Katie White, Aug 16, 2019
People Here’s the Story Behind That Bizarre Painting of Bill Clinton in a Blue Dress Seen at Jeffrey Epstein’s Home The painting has launched 1,000 conspiracy theories. But the artist says she had no idea Epstein owned it. By Ben Davis, Aug 16, 2019
Politics Jenny Holzer, Sanford Biggers, and Others Are Vying to Design a Pulse Nightclub Memorial Museum. But a New Group Is Opposing It A group of survivors, families of victims, and queer activists say the museum is an effort to “monetize the tragedy." By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 16, 2019
Art and Law Robert Indiana’s Estate Accuses His Caretaker of Allowing the 89-Year-Old Artist to Live in ‘Squalor’ Before He Died Lawyers for Jamie L. Thomas say he did not neglect the artist, from whom he "never stole a dime." By Naomi Rea, Aug 16, 2019
Art World Art Industry News: Jailed ISIS Fighters Are Now Receiving Art Therapy in Kurdish-Held Syria + Other Stories Plus, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s rock and roll show hits 500,000 visitors and Gerhard Richter will give art to a new Berlin museum. By artnet News, Aug 16, 2019
Art World A Russian Couple Figured Out How to Recreate Famous Artworks Using Only Thread—and an Algorithm Running Billions of Calculations Meet the Russian couple harnessing the power of math in service of thread art. By Sarah Cascone, Aug 16, 2019
Art World Oh My Goodness, Look at These Adorable Pictures of Cats Taken by the Godfather of Feline Photography Walter Chandoha's photographs are collected in a new coffee-table book published by Taschen. By Sarah Cascone, Aug 16, 2019
Art World 7 Movies Featuring Dastardly Art Dealers That Prove Gallerists Make the Best Hollywood Villains Next time you're getting ready to fire up Netflix or Amazon Prime, check out these recommendations. By Katie White, Aug 15, 2019
Art World Thousands Met in the California Desert to Live Out Post-Apocalyptic ‘Mad Max’ Fantasies. A Photographer Was There to Capture the Action Joe Pettet-Smith thought he was only there to get one photo. By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 15, 2019
