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Innovators List

The Innovators: Alvaro Barrington on Gratitude, Bad Faith, and Why It Takes Eight Galleries to Raise an Artist

"My most expensive mistakes are when I don't rely on community," Barrington says.

By Tobi Onabolu, Dec 5, 2022

Art World

Damien Hirst Is Now Selling Pared-Down Versions of His Monumental ‘Veil Paintings’ Via the Same Company That Released His NFTs

The new works were painted by the artist's own hand.

By Richard Whiddington, Dec 2, 2022

On View

Artist and Designer Thomas Barger Makes the Leap From Tables and Chairs to Wall-Based Works

His show is currently on view at Salon 94 Design in New York.

By Meka Boyle, Dec 2, 2022

On View

‘We Try to Absorb the Narrative in the Field’: See How Richard Mosse Is Rethinking What a Contemporary Documentary Image Can Do

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

By Caroline Goldstein, Dec 2, 2022

Events and Parties

Anna Delvey Is Debuting New Paintings at a Secret Miami Party and Making an Appearance Via Zoom (Because She’s Under House Arrest)

Works by the scam-artist-turned-real-artist range in price from $15,000 to $25,000, according to the party’s presenters.

By Taylor Dafoe, Dec 2, 2022

Archaeology

Archaeologists Ask Netflix to Reclassify Graham Hancock’s ‘Unfounded’ Netflix Docuseries ‘Ancient Apocalypse’ as Fiction

They decry Hancock as a flagrant pseudo-archaeologist.

By Vittoria Benzine, Dec 2, 2022

Art World

Day in the Life: Follow Creative Director Pari Dust on Her Whirlwind Miami Schedule, From Fairs to Fashionable Soirées

From Mugler to Louboutin to Cavalli, Pari Dust knows the names to drop at Miami Art Week 2022.

By Pari Ehsan, Dec 2, 2022

Archaeology

A Pre-Hispanic Mural Depicting Moche Warriors Has Been Rediscovered in Northern Peru After Being Lost for More Than a Century

The fresco was last seen in black-and-white photographs taken in 1916.

By Richard Whiddington, Dec 2, 2022

Art World

British Automaker Aston Martin Will Apply Its Car Design Mastery to the Creation of Its First Luxury Residence in Japan

The luxury carmaker's No 001 Minami Aoyama is a sleek, four-level home in Tokyo, complete with an "automotive gallery."

By Danielle Demetriou, Dec 2, 2022

Museums

Australia’s Answer to the Guggenheim, the $228 Million Sydney Modern, Opens to the Public Nearly a Decade After Breaking Ground

The revamped Art Gallery of New South Wales is being touted as Sydney's greatest cultural asset after its Opera House.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Dec 2, 2022

On View

James Turrell Just Debuted a Brand-New ‘Skyspace’ Near Bergen, Norway, to Give Viewers a Fresh Lens on the Majesty of the Scandinavian Sky

A collaboration with architecture firm A-Works, 'Hardanger Skyspace' is the 82nd iteration of its kind.

By Adrian Madlener, Dec 2, 2022

Art World

Art Industry News: An Anonymous Copy of Leonardo’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ Sells for a Miraculous 70 Times Its High Estimate + Other Stories

Plus, the High Line Plinth commission is announced, and Julien Creuzet wins the Etant donnés Prize.

By Artnet News, Dec 2, 2022

Astrid Terrazas Creates Surreal, Mexican Folklore-Inspired Worlds Out of Her Basement in Ridgewood, Queens. She Invited Us Inside

The artist has work at Art Basel Miami Beach with PPOW gallery and the nonprofit Art in Common.

By Christine Ajudua, Dec 2, 2022

Innovators List

The Innovators: Alvaro Barrington on Gratitude, Bad Faith, and Why It Takes Eight Galleries to Raise an Artist

Art World

Damien Hirst Is Now Selling Pared-Down Versions of His Monumental ‘Veil Paintings’ Via the Same Company That Released His NFTs

On View

Artist and Designer Thomas Barger Makes the Leap From Tables and Chairs to Wall-Based Works

On View

‘We Try to Absorb the Narrative in the Field’: See How Richard Mosse Is Rethinking What a Contemporary Documentary Image Can Do

Events and Parties

Anna Delvey Is Debuting New Paintings at a Secret Miami Party and Making an Appearance Via Zoom (Because She’s Under House Arrest)

Archaeology

Archaeologists Ask Netflix to Reclassify Graham Hancock’s ‘Unfounded’ Netflix Docuseries ‘Ancient Apocalypse’ as Fiction

Art World

Day in the Life: Follow Creative Director Pari Dust on Her Whirlwind Miami Schedule, From Fairs to Fashionable Soirées

Archaeology

A Pre-Hispanic Mural Depicting Moche Warriors Has Been Rediscovered in Northern Peru After Being Lost for More Than a Century

Art World

British Automaker Aston Martin Will Apply Its Car Design Mastery to the Creation of Its First Luxury Residence in Japan

Museums

Australia’s Answer to the Guggenheim, the $228 Million Sydney Modern, Opens to the Public Nearly a Decade After Breaking Ground

On View

James Turrell Just Debuted a Brand-New ‘Skyspace’ Near Bergen, Norway, to Give Viewers a Fresh Lens on the Majesty of the Scandinavian Sky

Art World

Art Industry News: An Anonymous Copy of Leonardo’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ Sells for a Miraculous 70 Times Its High Estimate + Other Stories

People

Valuations: Architect Germane Barnes on Blending Design and Black Identity, and the Miami Artists He Loves

Law

A New York Nonprofit Has Filed a Lawsuit to Block the Smithsonian From Repatriating Its Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

Studio Visit

Astrid Terrazas Creates Surreal, Mexican Folklore-Inspired Worlds Out of Her Basement in Ridgewood, Queens. She Invited Us Inside

The Innovators: Alvaro Barrington on Gratitude, Bad Faith, and Why It Takes Eight Galleries to Raise an Artist

Damien Hirst Is Now Selling Pared-Down Versions of His Monumental ‘Veil Paintings’ Via the Same Company That Released His NFTs

Artist and Designer Thomas Barger Makes the Leap From Tables and Chairs to Wall-Based Works

‘We Try to Absorb the Narrative in the Field’: See How Richard Mosse Is Rethinking What a Contemporary Documentary Image Can Do

Anna Delvey Is Debuting New Paintings at a Secret Miami Party and Making an Appearance Via Zoom (Because She’s Under House Arrest)

Archaeologists Ask Netflix to Reclassify Graham Hancock’s ‘Unfounded’ Netflix Docuseries ‘Ancient Apocalypse’ as Fiction

Day in the Life: Follow Creative Director Pari Dust on Her Whirlwind Miami Schedule, From Fairs to Fashionable Soirées

A Pre-Hispanic Mural Depicting Moche Warriors Has Been Rediscovered in Northern Peru After Being Lost for More Than a Century

British Automaker Aston Martin Will Apply Its Car Design Mastery to the Creation of Its First Luxury Residence in Japan

Australia’s Answer to the Guggenheim, the $228 Million Sydney Modern, Opens to the Public Nearly a Decade After Breaking Ground

James Turrell Just Debuted a Brand-New ‘Skyspace’ Near Bergen, Norway, to Give Viewers a Fresh Lens on the Majesty of the Scandinavian Sky

Art Industry News: An Anonymous Copy of Leonardo’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ Sells for a Miraculous 70 Times Its High Estimate + Other Stories

Valuations: Architect Germane Barnes on Blending Design and Black Identity, and the Miami Artists He Loves

A New York Nonprofit Has Filed a Lawsuit to Block the Smithsonian From Repatriating Its Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

Astrid Terrazas Creates Surreal, Mexican Folklore-Inspired Worlds Out of Her Basement in Ridgewood, Queens. She Invited Us Inside

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