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From Simone Leigh Representing the US in Venice to Pompeii’s Accursed Artifacts: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Catch up on this week's news, fast.

By Artnet News, Oct 16, 2020

People

The New Innovators: David Zwirner Online Sales Director Elena Soboleva on Why the Distinction Between Online and Offline ‘Will Be a Relic’

"The future is hybrid," Soboleva says.

By Nate Freeman, Oct 16, 2020

People

‘We’re Drawn to a Certain Rawness’: Designer-Turned-Artist Helmut Lang and Anthony Vaccarello on Their New Collaboration

For his latest work, Lang turned to Vaccarello's designs as inspiration—and as raw material.

By Noor Brara, Oct 16, 2020

Art World

From Julie Mehretu’s Converted Church to Alberto Giacometti’s Tiny Paris Flat, See Inside Some of the Most Unusual Artist Studios in History

These aren’t your typical artist studios.

By Katie Rothstein, Oct 16, 2020

People

15 Minutes With a Price Database Power User: Christie’s Head of Natural History James Hyslop on the Landmark T. Rex Sale

We spoke with Hyslop about his path from Cambridge to Christie's.

By Artnet Price Database Team, Oct 16, 2020

Art World

Finders, Keepers! Join This Scavenger Hunt at the Grand Palais in Paris and If You Find the Murakami, It’s Yours

Twenty Perrotin Gallery artists have each hidden an artwork in the famed Paris landmark. Happy hunting!

By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 16, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Paris Hilton Really Wants to Buy Bansky’s Savage Takedown Artwork About Her, But It’s Too Rare + Other Stories

Plus, the scandal-plagued Montreal Museum of Fine Arts names a new director and a top art collector is running for mayor of New York City.

By Artnet News, Oct 16, 2020

Art World

Wet Paint: Richard Prince to Reopen His Secret Gallery, the Shocking Story Behind the Odeon’s Missing French Fries, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip

Which hot new artist did Anderson Cooper visit in the studio? Which Hamptons gallery is opening a space in Chelsea? Read on for answers.

By Nate Freeman, Oct 16, 2020

People

Meet the New Innovators: 5 Community Builders Who Are Redistributing Power in the Art World

These five individuals have created movements that are reshaping the landscape for the better.

By Artnet News, Oct 16, 2020

Art and Law

A Law Firm Has Cleared the Director of the Detroit Institute of Arts of Ethics Violations—But Critics Are Still Crying Foul

A whistleblower agency called the findings the result of an "unserious investigation."

By Rachel Corbett & Zachary Small, Oct 15, 2020

Art World

Art in General, the Beloved Alternative Art Space That Gave Many Stars Their First Shows, Will Close Due to the Pandemic

Its history will be held at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art.

By Caroline Goldstein, Oct 15, 2020

People

How Akris Creative Director Albert Kriemler Found Inspiration in the Work of Artist Imi Knoebel for His Latest Collection

We caught up with the fashion designer to learn about his latest collaboration.

By Noor Brara, Oct 15, 2020

Art World

Donors Are Calling on the Government to Investigate the Baltimore Museum’s Planned Sale of $65 Million Worth of Art

A group of museum supporters are calling on the Maryland attorney general and secretary of state to put a stop to the sell-off.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 15, 2020

Art World

Newly Beloved Old Master Artemisia Gentileschi’s Life Story Is Dramatic Enough for a TV Series—and Soon, It Will Be the Subject of One

The series goes into production next year.

By Sarah Cascone, Oct 15, 2020

Art World

Art Industry News: Shakespeare’s First Folio Just Sold for $10 Million, Making It the Priciest Piece of Literature Ever Auctioned + Other Stories

Plus, a Brazilian court rules collector Bernardo Paz can't use his museum's art to pay off debt and Tate goes shopping at Goodman Gallery.

By Artnet News, Oct 15, 2020

From Simone Leigh Representing the US in Venice to Pompeii’s Accursed Artifacts: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

The New Innovators: David Zwirner Online Sales Director Elena Soboleva on Why the Distinction Between Online and Offline ‘Will Be a Relic’

‘We’re Drawn to a Certain Rawness’: Designer-Turned-Artist Helmut Lang and Anthony Vaccarello on Their New Collaboration

From Julie Mehretu’s Converted Church to Alberto Giacometti’s Tiny Paris Flat, See Inside Some of the Most Unusual Artist Studios in History

15 Minutes With a Price Database Power User: Christie’s Head of Natural History James Hyslop on the Landmark T. Rex Sale

Finders, Keepers! Join This Scavenger Hunt at the Grand Palais in Paris and If You Find the Murakami, It’s Yours

Art Industry News: Paris Hilton Really Wants to Buy Bansky’s Savage Takedown Artwork About Her, But It’s Too Rare + Other Stories

Wet Paint: Richard Prince to Reopen His Secret Gallery, the Shocking Story Behind the Odeon’s Missing French Fries, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip

Meet the New Innovators: 5 Community Builders Who Are Redistributing Power in the Art World

A Law Firm Has Cleared the Director of the Detroit Institute of Arts of Ethics Violations—But Critics Are Still Crying Foul

Art in General, the Beloved Alternative Art Space That Gave Many Stars Their First Shows, Will Close Due to the Pandemic

How Akris Creative Director Albert Kriemler Found Inspiration in the Work of Artist Imi Knoebel for His Latest Collection

Donors Are Calling on the Government to Investigate the Baltimore Museum’s Planned Sale of $65 Million Worth of Art

Newly Beloved Old Master Artemisia Gentileschi’s Life Story Is Dramatic Enough for a TV Series—and Soon, It Will Be the Subject of One

Art Industry News: Shakespeare’s First Folio Just Sold for $10 Million, Making It the Priciest Piece of Literature Ever Auctioned + Other Stories

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