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Shows & Exhibitions

A New Show at Selfridges Introduces an Internet-Addled Generation to the Op Art of Victor Vasarely (Don’t Worry, There Are NFTs Too)

Proceeds from the sales will help fund the restoration of the artist's work.

By Vivienne Chow, Jan 13, 2022

Museums

12 Must-See U.S. Art Museum Shows in 2022, From Philip Guston’s Scandal-Stalked Survey to Faith Ringgold’s Big New York Moment

Plus, a full-scale Cézanne survey for a new generation, and Ulysses Jenkins gets the retrospective treatment in L.A.

By Artnet News, Jan 13, 2022

Law

A Bombshell Lawsuit Between Two Collectors Exposes How Far Some Will Go to Get Access to the Art They Want

Collectors Michael Xufu Huang and Federico Castro Debernardi have settled their lawsuit, but not before revealing the market's inner workings.

By Eileen Kinsella, Jan 12, 2022

Art World

Experts Have Been Searching for This Marsden Hartley Painting for Decades. It Just Turned Up in a Bank Vault

An art historian tracked the painting down while working on an online catalogue of the modernist artist’s work.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 12, 2022

Museums

Look Out, Van Gogh! ‘Mona Lisa’ Is Getting Her Own Immersive Experience—and It’s Been Engineered by the Louvre Itself

The museum is partnering with the Grand Palais, which is also planning a permanent space dedicated to immersive digital art as part of a new renovation.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 12, 2022

Art World

A New Generation of Idealists Is Learning From the Artist Pension Trust’s Mistakes. Can They Deliver on Its Promise?

In the final installment of our two-part series, we examine the legacy of APT.

By Catherine Wagley, Jan 12, 2022

Art World

Art Industry News: Lyon Biennial Director Quits After Learning His Show’s Venue Is Being Turned Into a Garage + Other Stories

Plus, the Met gives its maxed-out guards a raise and staff at the Art Institute of Chicago have voted to form a union.

By Artnet News, Jan 12, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

Prince Charles Has Commissioned Seven Paintings of Holocaust Survivors to Serve as a ‘Guiding Light’ for Future Generations

The portraits by Jenny Saville and six other U.K.-based artists will be unveiled at Buckingham Palace this month.

By Vivienne Chow, Jan 12, 2022

Museums

How Newly Recruited Native Curators Are Changing the Narrative of American Art at Museums Across the Country

By Zachary Small, Jan 12, 2022

Museums

Art Handlers, Curators, and Other Workers at New York’s Jewish Museum Are Seeking to Form a Union

Employees hope to join Local 2110 UAW, which represents workers at other U.S. museums.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 11, 2022

Museums

The Rubin Museum of Art Will Return Two Centuries-Old Artifacts to Nepal After an Activist Group Raised the Alarm on Twitter

The two artifacts will be returned to the Department of Archaeology in Nepal, which will in turn determine their final location.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jan 11, 2022

Archaeology

A Hungry Badger Dug Up a Stash of Ancient Roman Coins From a Cave in Spain and Archaeologists Are Amazed (the Badger Less So)

A historic blizzard also played a role in the find.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 11, 2022

People

Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch Broke the Mold With Their Redesign of the Met’s New British Galleries. Now, They’re Opening Their Own Space

The co-founders of New York design firm Roman and Williams opened Guild Gallery last November.

By Noor Brara, Jan 11, 2022

Art World

Art Industry News: Upside-Down Image Under Botticelli’s Portrait of Christ Shows He Tried Painting Him as a Baby First + Other Stories

Plus, the Palais de Tokyo names an art critic as its new director, and Peter Max's guardian sues his daughter for defamation.

By Artnet News, Jan 11, 2022

Studio Visit

New York Artist Maggie Ellis on the Two Crucial Ingredients for Her Pandemic Paintings: Q-Tips and Weed

The artist welcomed us into her Bronx studio.

By Katie White, Jan 11, 2022

A New Show at Selfridges Introduces an Internet-Addled Generation to the Op Art of Victor Vasarely (Don’t Worry, There Are NFTs Too)

12 Must-See U.S. Art Museum Shows in 2022, From Philip Guston’s Scandal-Stalked Survey to Faith Ringgold’s Big New York Moment

A Bombshell Lawsuit Between Two Collectors Exposes How Far Some Will Go to Get Access to the Art They Want

Experts Have Been Searching for This Marsden Hartley Painting for Decades. It Just Turned Up in a Bank Vault

Look Out, Van Gogh! ‘Mona Lisa’ Is Getting Her Own Immersive Experience—and It’s Been Engineered by the Louvre Itself

A New Generation of Idealists Is Learning From the Artist Pension Trust’s Mistakes. Can They Deliver on Its Promise?

Art Industry News: Lyon Biennial Director Quits After Learning His Show’s Venue Is Being Turned Into a Garage + Other Stories

Prince Charles Has Commissioned Seven Paintings of Holocaust Survivors to Serve as a ‘Guiding Light’ for Future Generations

How Newly Recruited Native Curators Are Changing the Narrative of American Art at Museums Across the Country

Art Handlers, Curators, and Other Workers at New York’s Jewish Museum Are Seeking to Form a Union

The Rubin Museum of Art Will Return Two Centuries-Old Artifacts to Nepal After an Activist Group Raised the Alarm on Twitter

A Hungry Badger Dug Up a Stash of Ancient Roman Coins From a Cave in Spain and Archaeologists Are Amazed (the Badger Less So)

Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch Broke the Mold With Their Redesign of the Met’s New British Galleries. Now, They’re Opening Their Own Space

Art Industry News: Upside-Down Image Under Botticelli’s Portrait of Christ Shows He Tried Painting Him as a Baby First + Other Stories

New York Artist Maggie Ellis on the Two Crucial Ingredients for Her Pandemic Paintings: Q-Tips and Weed

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