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Sculptures by Kehinde Wiley, Alison Saar, and Others Will Go Up Along L.A.’s Crenshaw Boulevard as Part of a $100 Million Public Art Initiative

The artworks belong to Destination Crenshaw, which is commissioning 100 works of art over the next six years.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 1, 2021

Politics

The Director of Estonia’s National Museum Has Been Named President—of the Entire Country

Alar Karis ran uncontested in the election.

By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 1, 2021

Art World

Art Industry News: Brand New Travel Requirements for Switzerland Will Make Entry to Art Basel… Very Complicated + Other Stories

Plus, the creators of CryptoPunks are now represented by United Talent Agency, and that much-hated public art mound in the U.K. goes free.

By Artnet News, Sep 1, 2021

People

Painter Tschabalala Self Wants to Keep Her Life Separate From Her Work. Will the Art World Let Her?

The New York-based painter was an art-world darling before she even got her MFA. But she rejects the rising-star narrative.

By Noor Brara, Sep 1, 2021

Museums

The Guggenheim Bilbao Just Dropped a Rap Video to Raise Funds to Repair Its Jeff Koons Puppy Sculpture and It’s… Well, Judge for Yourself

“It’s the ‘P’ with the ‘U’ with the ‘P’ with the ‘P’ with the ‘Y.’ So please don’t kill my vibe,” goes the song by Bilbao's M.C. Gransan.

By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 31, 2021

Art World

New Orleans Museums and Cultural Organizations Largely Escaped Ida’s Wrath. But Lingering Power Outages Still Pose a Threat

The storm forced arts organizations in New Orleans to cancel events, resort to emergency measures, and re-evaluate future plans.

By Eileen Kinsella, Aug 31, 2021

Pop Culture

It Turns Out Damien Hirst Is Behind the Totally Bizarre (and Suggestive) Cover Art for Drake’s New Album

Twitter users reacted with wild speculations and armchair art analyses.

By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 31, 2021

Studio Visit

When Emerging Painter Louise Giovanelli Runs Out of Ideas, She Turns to an Ever-Growing Personal Image Library for a Jolt

The artist's solo exhibition, "Auto-da-fé," opens on September 10 in New York.

By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 31, 2021

Art World

A Work in the Tate’s Collection, Thought to be by Paul Gauguin, May Actually Have Been Done by Another Artist, Some Scholars Say

The unfinished work on paper 'Tahitians' was rejected from the recently published catalogue raisonné.

By Eileen Kinsella, Aug 31, 2021

Art Industry News: 101 NFTs of Bored Apes, the Latest Craze in Digital Collectables, Could Make $18 Million at Sotheby’s + Other Stories

Plus, Maurizio Cattelan shoots the cast of "Succession," and the UAE wins the Golden Lion at the Venice Architecture Biennale.

By Artnet News, Aug 31, 2021

Art World

Editors’ Picks: 10 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Panel on Michelle Obama’s Style to a Show of Frog-Themed Art

Plus, the latest at the Met Cloisters and Sara Cwynar's new work at Foxy Production.

By Artnet News, Aug 30, 2021

Art World

Sculptures by Kehinde Wiley, Alison Saar, and Others Will Go Up Along L.A.’s Crenshaw Boulevard as Part of a $100 Million Public Art Initiative

Politics

The Director of Estonia’s National Museum Has Been Named President—of the Entire Country

Art World

Art Industry News: Brand New Travel Requirements for Switzerland Will Make Entry to Art Basel… Very Complicated + Other Stories

People

Painter Tschabalala Self Wants to Keep Her Life Separate From Her Work. Will the Art World Let Her?

Museums

The Guggenheim Bilbao Just Dropped a Rap Video to Raise Funds to Repair Its Jeff Koons Puppy Sculpture and It’s… Well, Judge for Yourself

Art World

New Orleans Museums and Cultural Organizations Largely Escaped Ida’s Wrath. But Lingering Power Outages Still Pose a Threat

Pop Culture

It Turns Out Damien Hirst Is Behind the Totally Bizarre (and Suggestive) Cover Art for Drake’s New Album

Studio Visit

When Emerging Painter Louise Giovanelli Runs Out of Ideas, She Turns to an Ever-Growing Personal Image Library for a Jolt

Art World

A Work in the Tate’s Collection, Thought to be by Paul Gauguin, May Actually Have Been Done by Another Artist, Some Scholars Say

Museums

Dams, Floodgates, and Submarine Doors: Museums Are Spending Millions to Protect Their Art as Sea Levels Rise

Art World

Art Industry News: 101 NFTs of Bored Apes, the Latest Craze in Digital Collectables, Could Make $18 Million at Sotheby’s + Other Stories

Art World

Editors’ Picks: 10 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Panel on Michelle Obama’s Style to a Show of Frog-Themed Art

Art World

The Bank of England Has Removed 10 Portraits Depicting Former Directors Connected to the Slave Trade

Art World

Amsterdam Will Return a Long-Disputed Wassily Kandinsky Painting at the Stedelijk to the Heirs of Its Original Owners

Travel

Headed to Italy for the Art and Design Fairs? Here’s Your Guide to La Dolce Vita in Milan and Puglia

Sculptures by Kehinde Wiley, Alison Saar, and Others Will Go Up Along L.A.’s Crenshaw Boulevard as Part of a $100 Million Public Art Initiative

The Director of Estonia’s National Museum Has Been Named President—of the Entire Country

Art Industry News: Brand New Travel Requirements for Switzerland Will Make Entry to Art Basel… Very Complicated + Other Stories

Painter Tschabalala Self Wants to Keep Her Life Separate From Her Work. Will the Art World Let Her?

The Guggenheim Bilbao Just Dropped a Rap Video to Raise Funds to Repair Its Jeff Koons Puppy Sculpture and It’s… Well, Judge for Yourself

New Orleans Museums and Cultural Organizations Largely Escaped Ida’s Wrath. But Lingering Power Outages Still Pose a Threat

It Turns Out Damien Hirst Is Behind the Totally Bizarre (and Suggestive) Cover Art for Drake’s New Album

When Emerging Painter Louise Giovanelli Runs Out of Ideas, She Turns to an Ever-Growing Personal Image Library for a Jolt

A Work in the Tate’s Collection, Thought to be by Paul Gauguin, May Actually Have Been Done by Another Artist, Some Scholars Say

Dams, Floodgates, and Submarine Doors: Museums Are Spending Millions to Protect Their Art as Sea Levels Rise

Art Industry News: 101 NFTs of Bored Apes, the Latest Craze in Digital Collectables, Could Make $18 Million at Sotheby’s + Other Stories

Editors’ Picks: 10 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Panel on Michelle Obama’s Style to a Show of Frog-Themed Art

The Bank of England Has Removed 10 Portraits Depicting Former Directors Connected to the Slave Trade

Amsterdam Will Return a Long-Disputed Wassily Kandinsky Painting at the Stedelijk to the Heirs of Its Original Owners

Headed to Italy for the Art and Design Fairs? Here’s Your Guide to La Dolce Vita in Milan and Puglia

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