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During Lockdown, the Queens Museum Became a Food Pantry. Now, It’s Reopening—and Keeping the Kitchen Intact

The pantry was organized in June in response to overwhelming need in the community.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 24, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Unicode Commission Approved New Emoji That Can Express the Misery of 2020 + Other Stories

Plus, three artists make the TIME 100 list and a prominent art-magazine publisher merges with a Hollywood production company.

By Artnet News, Sep 24, 2020

Art World

How MoMA and the CIA Conspired to Use Unwitting Artists to Promote American Propaganda During the Cold War

Art's role in American intelligence history features in the new book 'ArtCurious: Stories of the Unexpected, Slightly Odd, and Strangely Wonderful in Art History'—read an excerpt here.

By Jennifer Dasal, Sep 24, 2020

People

What I Buy & Why: New York Collector Sana Rezwan on Buying Art via PDF and the One Treasure That Got Away

Rezwan is especially invested in supporting South Asian women artists.

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 24, 2020

Art World

A New App From Microsoft Takes Users Inside the Conceptual World and Studio of Artist Sol LeWitt

The app includes a virtual tour of the late artist's studio.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 23, 2020

Art World

Embattled Talk-Show Host Ellen DeGeneres Is Selling Off a Basquiat, a Multimillion-Dollar Flock of Sculptural Sheep, and Other Pricey Art

Some buyers have already corralled some of DeGeneres's Francois-Xavier Lalanne sheep.

By Artnet News, Sep 23, 2020

People

The New Innovators: Cuseum Founder Brendan Ciecko on How Museums Can Up Their Digital Game Without Paying an Arm and a Leg

Ciecko explains how his startup helped museums embrace modern technology, and what opportunities lie ahead.

By Tim Schneider, Sep 23, 2020

Art and Law

Police Are Searching for a Man Who Attacked a British Museum’s Benin Bronzes After He Failed to Appear in Court

Isaiah Ogundele is one of two men facing charges in Europe this month for dramatic protests against museums' colonial-era artifacts.

By Kate Brown, Sep 23, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Collector Pamela Anderson Says the Art Market Is ‘a Little Corrupt’ But ‘Just Part of Living a Sexy Life’

Plus, Frieze launches a fellowship for curators of color and a top dealer and curator face charges of bribery in France.

By Artnet News, Sep 23, 2020

Art and Law

The FBI Has Arrested Two New York Antiquities Dealers for Falsifying Ownership Histories Using Dead Collectors’ Names

The owners of Fortuna Fine Art have been charged with falsifying documents.

By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 22, 2020

Art and Law

The End of the Long, Exceedingly Nasty Legal Battle Over Robert Indiana’s Assets Is in Sight as Two Art Foundations Reach an Agreement

The artist’s longtime representative reached an out-of-court deal with the foundation established to oversee his estate.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 22, 2020

Not All Burning Man Art Gets Incinerated. A New Sculpture Park in Las Vegas Is Offering It a Permanent Home—Unless You Want to Buy It

The art and entertainment complex will also feature a new Meow Wolf experience early next year.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 22, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Online Version of an Art Fair Where Works Are Sold Out of Cars Crashes From Too Much Traffic, Ironically + Other News

Plus, curator Beatrix Ruf is helping the Netherlands buy contemporary art and Sotheby's plans a sale of artist-designed sneakers.

By Artnet News, Sep 22, 2020

Art World

The V&A Museum Is Inviting Audiences Down the Rabbit Hole to Experience Its ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Show in Virtual Reality

The museum is hosting a live preview of the exhibition... in Wonderland.

By Naomi Rea, Sep 22, 2020

During Lockdown, the Queens Museum Became a Food Pantry. Now, It’s Reopening—and Keeping the Kitchen Intact

Art Industry News: Unicode Commission Approved New Emoji That Can Express the Misery of 2020 + Other Stories

How MoMA and the CIA Conspired to Use Unwitting Artists to Promote American Propaganda During the Cold War

What I Buy & Why: New York Collector Sana Rezwan on Buying Art via PDF and the One Treasure That Got Away

A New App From Microsoft Takes Users Inside the Conceptual World and Studio of Artist Sol LeWitt

Embattled Talk-Show Host Ellen DeGeneres Is Selling Off a Basquiat, a Multimillion-Dollar Flock of Sculptural Sheep, and Other Pricey Art

The New Innovators: Cuseum Founder Brendan Ciecko on How Museums Can Up Their Digital Game Without Paying an Arm and a Leg

Police Are Searching for a Man Who Attacked a British Museum’s Benin Bronzes After He Failed to Appear in Court

Art Industry News: Collector Pamela Anderson Says the Art Market Is ‘a Little Corrupt’ But ‘Just Part of Living a Sexy Life’

The FBI Has Arrested Two New York Antiquities Dealers for Falsifying Ownership Histories Using Dead Collectors’ Names

The End of the Long, Exceedingly Nasty Legal Battle Over Robert Indiana’s Assets Is in Sight as Two Art Foundations Reach an Agreement

Picasso’s Step-Daughter Scraps Plans to Open the World’s Largest Museum Dedicated to the Cubist Master

Not All Burning Man Art Gets Incinerated. A New Sculpture Park in Las Vegas Is Offering It a Permanent Home—Unless You Want to Buy It

Art Industry News: Online Version of an Art Fair Where Works Are Sold Out of Cars Crashes From Too Much Traffic, Ironically + Other News

The V&A Museum Is Inviting Audiences Down the Rabbit Hole to Experience Its ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Show in Virtual Reality

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