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Art Industry News: Someone Wants to Build a Bratwurst Museum at a Former Concentration Camp + Other Stories

Plus, pressure mounts to clean up financial crime in freeports and Alejandro Jodorowsky speaks out about the cancellation of his retrospective.

By artnet News, Feb 1, 2019

Art World

An Equestrian Sensibility and a New Collaboration Underpin Hermès’s Latest Watch, Galop d’Hermès

The new timepiece is designed by Ini Archibong, marking his first foray into watch design.

By Nazanin Lankarani, Feb 1, 2019

People

Two Inventors Just Made Machu Picchu More Accessible to People With Wheelchairs Than the New York Subway

The project is the brainchild of two friends from Chile who are on a quest to make travel accessible to all.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 31, 2019

Art World

A New Project Uses Watercolors to Picture the World Before Photography—and Reveals the Devastating Effects of Climate Change

The Watercolour World makes the case for these fragile images as a vital intellectual resource.

By Naomi Rea, Jan 31, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: The Great Pyramid of Giza Looked Completely Different to the Ancient Egyptians + Other Stories

Plus, Mosul Museum in Iraq reopens with a contemporary art show following ISIS destruction and the Nevada Museum is expanding to Vegas.

By artnet News, Jan 31, 2019

Art World

An Ohio Museum Was About to Show the Boy Scouts’ Collection. A Looming Bankruptcy and Abuse Scandal May Nix the Show

Allegations of child sex abuse have been leveled against the Boy Scouts, and now an Ohio museum is reconsidering its ties to the organization.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 30, 2019

Art World

King Tut’s Tomb Just Underwent a 10-Year Restoration. Here’s How Experts Repaired the Ravages of Mass Tourism

The Getty Research Institute partnered with the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities to conserve the ancient tomb.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 30, 2019

Art World

Fernand Léger’s Childhood Home in Normandy Will Become a Museum Dedicated to His Earliest Artistic Friendship

The museum will explore Léger's early partnership with the Art Deco artist and decorator André Mare.

By Naomi Rea, Jan 30, 2019

Art World

Brrr! Museums Across the Midwest Shutter as the Polar Vortex Drives Temperatures as Low as -51 Degrees

An unprecedented cold snap has forced many cultural institutions to close.

By Henri Neuendorf, Jan 30, 2019

Politics

‘The Real Problem Comes From the West’: Ai Weiwei Slams the US and Canada for Their Complicity in Tensions With China

The artist spoke out in an open letter circulated today by Toronto's Gardiner Museum.

By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 30, 2019

People

Anish Kapoor Owns the Rights to the Blackest Color Ever Made. So Another Artist Made His Own Superblack—and Now It’s Even Blacker

Anyone is allowed to use Stuart Semple's new Black 3.0—except Kapoor.

By Sarah Cascone, Jan 30, 2019

Art World

Art Industry News: Someone Wants to Build a Bratwurst Museum at a Former Concentration Camp + Other Stories

Art World

An Equestrian Sensibility and a New Collaboration Underpin Hermès’s Latest Watch, Galop d’Hermès

People

Two Inventors Just Made Machu Picchu More Accessible to People With Wheelchairs Than the New York Subway

Art World

A New Project Uses Watercolors to Picture the World Before Photography—and Reveals the Devastating Effects of Climate Change

Art World

Art Industry News: The Great Pyramid of Giza Looked Completely Different to the Ancient Egyptians + Other Stories

Art World

An Ohio Museum Was About to Show the Boy Scouts’ Collection. A Looming Bankruptcy and Abuse Scandal May Nix the Show

Art World

King Tut’s Tomb Just Underwent a 10-Year Restoration. Here’s How Experts Repaired the Ravages of Mass Tourism

Art World

Fernand Léger’s Childhood Home in Normandy Will Become a Museum Dedicated to His Earliest Artistic Friendship

Art World

Brrr! Museums Across the Midwest Shutter as the Polar Vortex Drives Temperatures as Low as -51 Degrees

Politics

‘The Real Problem Comes From the West’: Ai Weiwei Slams the US and Canada for Their Complicity in Tensions With China

People

Anish Kapoor Owns the Rights to the Blackest Color Ever Made. So Another Artist Made His Own Superblack—and Now It’s Even Blacker

Art World

Art Industry News: Putin Expert Is Not Amused by New York’s Kitschy New KGB Spy Museum + Other Stories

Politics

Bruno Latour, the Philosopher of Science Who Changed Art Theory, Explains His New Book on Climate Change

Art World

David Zwirner Books Teams Up With Publishing Giant Simon & Schuster to Distribute Its Books in North America

Art and Law

More Than 75 New York Galleries Are Slammed With Lawsuits for Allegedly Violating the Americans With Disabilities Act

Art Industry News: Someone Wants to Build a Bratwurst Museum at a Former Concentration Camp + Other Stories

An Equestrian Sensibility and a New Collaboration Underpin Hermès’s Latest Watch, Galop d’Hermès

Two Inventors Just Made Machu Picchu More Accessible to People With Wheelchairs Than the New York Subway

A New Project Uses Watercolors to Picture the World Before Photography—and Reveals the Devastating Effects of Climate Change

Art Industry News: The Great Pyramid of Giza Looked Completely Different to the Ancient Egyptians + Other Stories

An Ohio Museum Was About to Show the Boy Scouts’ Collection. A Looming Bankruptcy and Abuse Scandal May Nix the Show

King Tut’s Tomb Just Underwent a 10-Year Restoration. Here’s How Experts Repaired the Ravages of Mass Tourism

Fernand Léger’s Childhood Home in Normandy Will Become a Museum Dedicated to His Earliest Artistic Friendship

Brrr! Museums Across the Midwest Shutter as the Polar Vortex Drives Temperatures as Low as -51 Degrees

‘The Real Problem Comes From the West’: Ai Weiwei Slams the US and Canada for Their Complicity in Tensions With China

Anish Kapoor Owns the Rights to the Blackest Color Ever Made. So Another Artist Made His Own Superblack—and Now It’s Even Blacker

Art Industry News: Putin Expert Is Not Amused by New York’s Kitschy New KGB Spy Museum + Other Stories

Bruno Latour, the Philosopher of Science Who Changed Art Theory, Explains His New Book on Climate Change

David Zwirner Books Teams Up With Publishing Giant Simon & Schuster to Distribute Its Books in North America

More Than 75 New York Galleries Are Slammed With Lawsuits for Allegedly Violating the Americans With Disabilities Act

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