Politics ‘We’re Going to Go Where He Works’: An Artist Projected a Message of Protest Against Brett Kavanaugh Onto His DC Courthouse Robin Bell has teamed up with UltraViolet to shame the nominee, who has been accused of sexual assault. By Henri Neuendorf, Sep 26, 2018
Art World The Tragic Life Story of Jean-Michel Basquiat Is Going to Become a Major Broadway Musical The play will feature a Tony-winning director and producers. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 26, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: David Hockney Designed a Stained-Glass Window for Westminster Abbey on His iPad + Other Stories Plus, Isa Genzken wins the $100,000 Nasher Sculpture Prize and why Roman Abramovich was denied a Swiss passport. By artnet News, Sep 26, 2018
Art World An Argentine Artist Has Created a Fun New Sport That’s Played With Absolutely Gigantic Balls The game features five enormous sports balls, which the public must work together to roll to a new destination. By Naomi Rea, Sep 26, 2018
Art World The Guerrilla Girls Are Helping Museums Contend With #MeToo. Read Their Proposed Chuck Close Wall Labels Here The feminist collective shows how to call out—or gloss over—accusations against an artist. By Javier Pes, Sep 26, 2018
Art World A New Book Has Identified the Woman Who Posed for Courbet’s Scandalous ‘Origins of the World’ The sitter's identity has been shrouded in mystery for centuries. By Henri Neuendorf, Sep 25, 2018
People Max Hollein on How the Met Will Redefine the Entire Way We Think About Contemporary Art The freshly installed Met director spoke to Andrew Goldstein about his plans for new art, new technology, and new funding at the museum. By Andrew Goldstein, Sep 25, 2018
Art World 10 Art Influencers You Need to Follow on Instagram to Stay in the Loop This Fall Gucci's feed wows with art-historical portraits, while a billionaire art collector tantalizes us with his plans for an art show on the moon. By Caroline Goldstein, Sep 25, 2018
Events and Parties Editors’ Picks: 12 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week Here's our weekly agenda. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 25, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Damien Hirst Is Blamed for Ruining a Charming Seaside Town + Other Stories Plus, an art-finance group is up for sale and New York college students can now visit the Guggenheim for free. By artnet News, Sep 25, 2018
Art World What I’ve Learned About Copies: Artist Maurizio Cattelan on Barack Obama’s Secret Pharaonic Past The artist recounts small discoveries he made in the course of preparing an upcoming exhibition. By Maurizio Cattelan, Sep 25, 2018
Art World Has Artificial Intelligence Given Us the Next Great Art Movement? Experts Say Slow Down, the ‘Field Is in Its Infancy’ Christie's decision to sell a work of AI art this fall has sparked a debate about the status of the movement. By Tim Schneider & Naomi Rea, Sep 25, 2018
Art World Curator João Ribas Resigned Over the Censorship of His Robert Mapplethorpe Show, But the Museum Says It Didn’t Change Anything Artistic director João Ribas resigned from the Serralves Museum after it allegedly censored 20 works from the show and restricted access for minors. By Henri Neuendorf, Sep 24, 2018
Art World Jim Carrey’s Political Cartoons Are Getting a Show at Maccarone, Timed to the Midterm Elections After two years of promoting his work on Twitter, the actor-turned-cartoonist has earned a prestigious new venue. By Tim Schneider, Sep 24, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Murakami Says Even Famous Artists Feel ‘Like Crying for Help’ Sometimes + Other Stories Plus, how art star Njideka Akunyili Crosby stays grounded and new questions raised over the authenticity of Robert Indiana's late work. By artnet News, Sep 24, 2018
