People Brooklyn Museum Director Anne Pasternak on How an Encyclopedic Institution Can Address Entrenched Racism and Sexism The Brooklyn Museum director sat down with artnet News's editor-in-chief to discuss what makes the institution unique—and where it's headed. By Andrew Goldstein, Dec 3, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Google Just Opened a Virtual Museum for Every Vermeer Painting in the World + Other Stories Plus, activists target the Brooklyn Museum's collection of colonial artifacts and giant slugs turn Tate Britain into a seasonal slime fest. By artnet News, Dec 3, 2018
Art World Banksy Is Raffling Off a Refugee Sculpture for Only $2.50, If You Can Correctly Guess Its Weight The street artist's model boat overloaded with asylum seekers was last seen in his Dismaland theme park. By Naomi Rea, Dec 3, 2018
Art World From an Art Collector’s Triumphant Day in Court to a Brazen Auction-House Robbery in Vienna: The Best and Worst of the Art World Catch up on this week's news—fast. By Caroline Goldstein, Nov 30, 2018
Politics Whitney Staff Members Call for the Resignation of the Museum’s Vice Chair Over His Ties to a Tear Gas Manufacturer Warren B. Kanders owns Safariland, which has been under scrutiny for the role its munitions play at the US-Mexico border. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 30, 2018
Art World ‘The Ship Is Now Back on Course’: documenta Boosts Its Budget After a New Report Shows It Overspent Even More Than Previously Thought An audit shows the 2017 spending was actually $2.2 million more over-budget than estimated. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 30, 2018
Art and Law How Much Should Taxpayers Pay for a Private Museum? A French Watchdog Group Files a Claim to Find Out A Paris museum is locked in a battle with a French watchdog organization over allegations of tax fraud. By Kate Brown & Javier Pes, Nov 30, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Artists Share the Best and Worst Advice They’ve Ever Gotten + Other Stories Plus, a photo, long thought to be of Vincent van Gogh, turns out to be of his brother and Endeavor cuts ties with a Saudi company. By artnet News, Nov 30, 2018
Art and Law A Jury Sides With Top Art Collector Andy Hall in a Dramatic Lawsuit Over Fake Golub Paintings, Awarding Him $468,000 Andrew Hall bought 24 fake Leon Golubs from a mother and son over a period of two years. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 29, 2018
People Robert Morris, the Protean Pioneer of Minimalism, Dies at 87 The multidisciplinary artist defied categorization. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 29, 2018
Politics Senegal and the Ivory Coast Ask France to Return Looted Art in the Wake of a Groundbreaking Restitution Report Days after the publication of a major report, calls for the return of African cultural heritage gain momentum. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 29, 2018
People The Oscar-Winning Director of ‘The Lives of Others’ on How the Life of Gerhard Richter Inspired His New Art-Themed Thriller The director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck went to great lengths to accurately capture the feeling of creative foment in postwar Germany. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 29, 2018
Art World Thieves Steal a Renoir Landscape Right Off the Walls of the Dorotheum Auction House In an audacious heist, the suspects removed the canvas from its frame and left the Vienna building within minutes. By Kate Brown, Nov 29, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: The Salvator Mundi May Not Have Been Owned by the King of England After All + Other Stories Plus, Johanna Burton will lead the Wexner Center and the head of Sotheby's India is placed on leave amid #MeToo allegations. By artnet News, Nov 29, 2018
Art World Theaster Gates, Chicago’s Star of Social Practice Art, Is Joining Gagosian Gallery The artist hasn't had representation in New York until now. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 28, 2018
