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Law

An Anti-Money Laundering Bill That Could Have Profound Effects on the Art Market Just Took a Big Step Forward

The Enablers Act would require art and antique dealers to investigate potential clients and report financial wrongdoing.

By Taylor Dafoe, Jun 24, 2022

Art World

In a Reversal, the San Francisco School Board Has Opted Not to Remove a Controversial George Washington Mural From a High School

The historic frescoes depicting Washington's life are safe—for now.

By Sarah Cascone, Jun 24, 2022

On View

Bill Fontana Recorded the Vibrations of Church Bells Inside Fire-Damaged Notre Dame. Now, He’s Taking His Sound Installation on Tour

The installation captures the "spirit" of Notre Dame, the artist said.

By Helen Stoilas, Jun 24, 2022

Studio Visit

Artist Sheree Hovsepian Creates Tender Collages With Photos, Ceramics, and String. See Where It All Comes Together

The New York-based artist has a presentation at the Venice Biennale and a solo show opening at Rachel Uffner gallery this September.

By Christine Ajudua, Jun 24, 2022

Politics

‘This Was Our Error’: Documenta Curators Have Apologized for Including a Mural With Antisemitic Imagery in This Year’s Show

The director of the Anne Frank educational center will chair a panel on antisemitism and racism in Kassel next week.

By Dorian Batycka, Jun 24, 2022

Law

A Photographer Is Suing Tattoo Artist Kat Von D After She Inked His Portrait of Miles Davis on a Friend’s Body

The potential ramifications of a ruling in the case are fascinating.

By Sarah Cascone, Jun 24, 2022

Art World

Art Industry News: Jeff Koons Seriously Considered Going to the Moon for His NFT Project, But Just ‘Really Couldn’t’ Take the Time Away + Other Stories

Plus, the Hong Kong auction market shows signs of cooling, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge reveal their first official portrait.

By Artnet News, Jun 24, 2022

Art World

‘Go Inside to Find That Light Within’: Watch Artist James Turrell Explain How He Finds Inspiration in Quaker Spirituality

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

By Caroline Goldstein, Jun 24, 2022

People

‘I Want to Show the Conflict I Experience Within My Brain’: Young Painter Sasha Gordon on Her Tender and Menacing Self-Portraits

Just one year after graduating, Gordon discusses the inspirations behind her first New York solo show, "Hands of Others."

By Katie White, Jun 24, 2022

Gallery Weekend Beijing Returns After Pandemic Delays, With Dealers Hatching Scrappy Solutions to Get Around Travel Restrictions

The event marks the first major cultural gathering in China in 2022.

By Vivienne Chow, Jun 23, 2022

Art Industry News: Jewish Groups Call on Germany’s Culture Minister and Documenta’s Director to Resign Over Antisemitic Art Controversy + Other Stories

Plus, legendary Black art patron Vivian Hewitt dies at 102, and four locations are in the running for new Smithsonian museums.

By Artnet News, Jun 23, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

London Honors the Caribbean Migrants of the Windrush Generation With Two New Public Monuments

The monuments have been installed at Waterloo Station and outside Hackney Town Hall.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jun 23, 2022

Law

An Anti-Money Laundering Bill That Could Have Profound Effects on the Art Market Just Took a Big Step Forward

Art World

In a Reversal, the San Francisco School Board Has Opted Not to Remove a Controversial George Washington Mural From a High School

On View

Bill Fontana Recorded the Vibrations of Church Bells Inside Fire-Damaged Notre Dame. Now, He’s Taking His Sound Installation on Tour

Studio Visit

Artist Sheree Hovsepian Creates Tender Collages With Photos, Ceramics, and String. See Where It All Comes Together

Politics

‘This Was Our Error’: Documenta Curators Have Apologized for Including a Mural With Antisemitic Imagery in This Year’s Show

Law

A Photographer Is Suing Tattoo Artist Kat Von D After She Inked His Portrait of Miles Davis on a Friend’s Body

Art World

Art Industry News: Jeff Koons Seriously Considered Going to the Moon for His NFT Project, But Just ‘Really Couldn’t’ Take the Time Away + Other Stories

Art World

‘Go Inside to Find That Light Within’: Watch Artist James Turrell Explain How He Finds Inspiration in Quaker Spirituality

People

‘I Want to Show the Conflict I Experience Within My Brain’: Young Painter Sasha Gordon on Her Tender and Menacing Self-Portraits

Museums

The Royal British Columbia Museum Has Scrapped a $789 Million Rebuilding Plan After the Public Balked at the Price

Law

After a Brief Trial, Eight Men Have Been Found Guilty of Stealing a Banksy Mural From the Bataclan in Paris

Shows & Exhibitions

Gallery Weekend Beijing Returns After Pandemic Delays, With Dealers Hatching Scrappy Solutions to Get Around Travel Restrictions

Art World

Manifesta Reveals the Artist List for Its 2022 Edition in Kosovo—and Nearly Half Are Local

Art World

Art Industry News: Jewish Groups Call on Germany’s Culture Minister and Documenta’s Director to Resign Over Antisemitic Art Controversy + Other Stories

Shows & Exhibitions

London Honors the Caribbean Migrants of the Windrush Generation With Two New Public Monuments

An Anti-Money Laundering Bill That Could Have Profound Effects on the Art Market Just Took a Big Step Forward

In a Reversal, the San Francisco School Board Has Opted Not to Remove a Controversial George Washington Mural From a High School

Bill Fontana Recorded the Vibrations of Church Bells Inside Fire-Damaged Notre Dame. Now, He’s Taking His Sound Installation on Tour

Artist Sheree Hovsepian Creates Tender Collages With Photos, Ceramics, and String. See Where It All Comes Together

‘This Was Our Error’: Documenta Curators Have Apologized for Including a Mural With Antisemitic Imagery in This Year’s Show

A Photographer Is Suing Tattoo Artist Kat Von D After She Inked His Portrait of Miles Davis on a Friend’s Body

Art Industry News: Jeff Koons Seriously Considered Going to the Moon for His NFT Project, But Just ‘Really Couldn’t’ Take the Time Away + Other Stories

‘Go Inside to Find That Light Within’: Watch Artist James Turrell Explain How He Finds Inspiration in Quaker Spirituality

‘I Want to Show the Conflict I Experience Within My Brain’: Young Painter Sasha Gordon on Her Tender and Menacing Self-Portraits

The Royal British Columbia Museum Has Scrapped a $789 Million Rebuilding Plan After the Public Balked at the Price

After a Brief Trial, Eight Men Have Been Found Guilty of Stealing a Banksy Mural From the Bataclan in Paris

Gallery Weekend Beijing Returns After Pandemic Delays, With Dealers Hatching Scrappy Solutions to Get Around Travel Restrictions

Manifesta Reveals the Artist List for Its 2022 Edition in Kosovo—and Nearly Half Are Local

Art Industry News: Jewish Groups Call on Germany’s Culture Minister and Documenta’s Director to Resign Over Antisemitic Art Controversy + Other Stories

London Honors the Caribbean Migrants of the Windrush Generation With Two New Public Monuments

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