Art World At Frieze LA, Artists Will ‘Grapple With a Land of Make-Believe’ Through Site-Specific Works at Paramount Pictures Ali Subotnick has curated a selection of installations to appear in Hollywood film sets. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 28, 2018
Events and Parties A Film Fantasia by Hito Steyerl and a Think Tank for Black Artists Are Coming to New York’s Park Avenue Armory Next Year One highlight: rollerskating in the Drill Hall. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 28, 2018
Art World New Analysis of Cave Art Suggests That Prehistoric Humans Had Sophisticated Knowledge of Astronomy The paintings appear to reflect the position of the stars in the night sky. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 28, 2018
Art World A French Museum Director Pushes Back Against a Radical Report Calling on Macron to Return Looted African Art The head of the Musée du Quai Branly, Stéphane Martin, criticizes the report's authors for tainting every collection with the "impurity of colonial crime." By Naomi Rea, Nov 28, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Top Whitney Museum Trustee Owns the Company Making Tear Gas Used at the Border + Other Stories Plus, the Berkshire Museum finally concludes its controversial art sales and Marfa's gentrification is hurting longtime residents. By artnet News, Nov 28, 2018
People ‘Hysteria Is Still Taboo’: Performance Art Dynamo Nora Turato on Why the Art World Still Isn’t Ready to Hear a Woman Scream The Croatia-born, Amsterdam-based artist is on a hot streak. By Kate Brown, Nov 28, 2018
Politics ‘We Are Sacrificing Culture for Politics’: Israeli Artists Burn Their Art to Protest a Repressive New ‘Loyalty’ Bill The government's proposed 'Loyalty in Culture' bill has been compared to censorship. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 27, 2018
Art World Badgers Are Being Beaten to Death in China for Your Paintbrushes, PETA Says The animal welfare group is calling on Blick Art Materials to stop selling badger fur paintbrushes. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 27, 2018
Art World It’s Been 20 Years Since the Creation of the ‘Washington Principles’ to Return Nazi-Looted Art. But How Effective Have They Been? Germany is leading the efforts to restitute Nazi-looted art, but other countries are lagging behind. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 27, 2018
People How Far Would You Go to Get the Perfect Artwork? We Asked Young Art Collectors How They Landed Their Most Elusive Trophies Young collectors are embracing the thrill of the chase. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 27, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Madonna Buys an Explicit Work of Canadian Feminist Street Art + Other Stories Plus, Nan Goldin stages a protest in front of Governer Cuomo's office and Marina Abramovic inspires a new novel. By artnet News, Nov 27, 2018
People After Just Unveiling the World’s Tallest Statue, India Plans to Break the Record Again With a 725-Foot Hindu God This one is two-and-a-half times the size of the Statue of Liberty. By Eileen Kinsella, Nov 27, 2018
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 17 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Check out Roz Chast, Tom Sachs, Jennifer Packer, and much more. By Sarah Cascone, Nov 26, 2018
Art World A Belgian Court Has Seized 58 Banksy Artworks Worth Over $15 Million From an ‘Illegal’ Brussels Exhibition The court determined the uninsured works, belonging to Steve Lazarides, were being held without the owner's permission. By Henri Neuendorf, Nov 26, 2018
Art World On the Heels of a Dramatic Restitution Report, France Is Returning 26 Artifacts to Benin. Will Other Countries Follow Suit? Some French museums fear that Emanuel Macron's stance will open a "Pandora's Box" of restitution claims. By Naomi Rea, Nov 26, 2018
